Program Overview
Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology offers a two-year, 74-credit Electrical Technology associate degree. The program page describes theory and skills for entry-level employment and advancement in the electrical field. It identifies Main Campus locations in the Snyder and Woolworth buildings and gives Lancaster contact information.
This listing describes the credential identified on the school’s official program page. Course availability, delivery schedules, admission decisions and completion timing can change. Contact the college before relying on a particular start date or campus schedule.
Curriculum Highlights
Coursework develops electrical theory, safe work habits, construction and maintenance project skills. The school describes electrical circuits, systems, parts lists, blueprints, schematics, wiring plans, test equipment and National Electrical Code work. Confirm the current sequence and any tool requirements with the college.
The curriculum is college training and does not by itself establish an apprenticeship placement, employment offer or electrician license. Ask the program contact how coursework may fit your particular employment or licensing plan.
Admission Requirements
High-school prerequisites are Algebra I and Algebra II, with a GPA of at least 2.5. The captured program page does not provide a complete application process or deadline. Use the college's current admissions route and ask about transcripts, placement, program capacity and other requirements.
Use the school’s official admissions route and confirm current document, placement, prerequisite and deadline requirements. Meeting a published minimum does not by itself guarantee admission, financial aid, enrollment in a specific class, or completion by a particular date.
Cost & Financial Aid
The page lists $4,725 tuition per semester for the program. It separately lists semester housing and meal-plan ranges. Those numbers do not establish your complete participant cost, so verify tuition, fees, supplies, tools, housing and aid before applying.
Published tuition and fees can vary with residency, enrollment, delivery and personal circumstances. Confirm the current charge, books, tools, supplies and aid eligibility with the school before committing funds.
Career Outcomes
The college lists careers including electrical engineering technician, power plant technician, electrical construction and industrial maintenance. It also lists electrician and wireman titles. These are career areas rather than a guarantee of a job, apprenticeship placement or license.
The school describes training and career preparation. It does not establish a job offer, paid apprenticeship placement, licensure or a particular wage. Discuss local employment and licensing steps with the program and the relevant authority.