The estimates provided by the Net Price Calculator will provide you a general snapshot of what you can expect for planning purposes, should you enroll in the largest program offered at the Vatterott school you are considering.  The estimate provided is based on cost of attendance and financial aid provided to students in that program in the most recent award year (e.g., 2015-2016).  It is important to understand, however, that cost of attendance and financial aid availability change year to year, and awards are determined on an individual basis.  Moreover, not all students receive financial aid.  Therefore using the information provided, while helpful for planning, may only provide a partial overview of what you can expect to receive in financial aid. Also, please keep in mind that actually applying for financial aid is a separate process.  In order to receive a federal financial aid award, for example, an eligible student must first submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or “FASFA” (to learn more about the FAFSA, students may visit http://www.fafsa.ed.gov).

Questions regarding the Net Price Calculator may be directed to your campus Financial Aid Director or submitted via email to consumerinfo@vatterott.edu.install wall mounted ac unit Memphis Appling Farms, TN3 ton dry ac unit Memphis Dividend Drive, TNportable air conditioning units for home NorthPark (St. Louis), MO Start Dates by Campus Post 9/11 GI Bill Weather Delays & Closings Public Cooking Classes - Kansas City Public Cooking Classes - Memphis Public Cooking Classes - St Louis Classes in the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) program at Ivy Tech are lab based with almost every class meeting having a hands-on portion where students will train and work on actual furnace and air conditioning equipment. 

This lab allows students to gain experience in equipment installation, charging air conditioning units and troubleshooting equipment failures.  Our students will also learn about energy saving equipment like solar thermal, thermal storage, geo thermal, air and hot water zoning systems and HVAC building automation systems.  In some cases, students will be able to take part in community service by assisting local churches and food banks with their HVAC needs. All HVAC instructors at Ivy Tech have many years of experience in the HVAC industry, and bring their real-life experience to the classroom.  Students will also earn several national certificates as part of their courses to add to their resume.  The HVAC program also work with an Advisory Board made up of HVAC contracts and other businesses to help make sure that what is being taught in the classroom mirrors what is needed in the field. Graduates of the HVAC program are able to work in a variety of industries.  Our graduates are currently working in building maintenance, as HVAC contractors and stores, nursing homes, school systems, and almost every other place you can think of! 

Since every person comes in contact with HVAC several times a day, the demand for highly-trained HVAC technicians is very strong, and almost every graduate leaves school with a job offer. Please select from our list of certificates, technical certificates, and degrees below for class and location information. More information is available on each degree and certificate option in the dropdown above. (21 credit hours = 2-3 semesters) (31-32 credit hours = 2-3 semesters) Associate of Applied Science (60 credit hours = 4 semesters) Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning - Certificate Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning - Technical Certificate When applying for many of our Technology programs, we encourage you to apply for either a Certificate or Technical Certificate when filling out the online application for admission, even if your end goal is to complete an Associate of Applied Science degree.  By starting at the Certificate or Technical Certificate level you will be able to earn several stackable workforce certifications.

NOTE: The number of credits required for a degree or certificate is based on students who are program-ready and does not include College Prep courses. Availability of degrees and certificates varies by campus. HVAC programs are offered at the Ivy Tech campuses above. Please Select a Program Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Computer Aided Drafting - CAD Associate in Science, Nursing Business Administration - Management, Online Medical Office Administration, Online Diagnostic Coding with ICD-10 TIPS - Training for Intervention Procedures ServSafe Food Safety Certification AACA Certificate in Culinary ArtsAssociate in Culinary ArtsBaking and Pastry Program High School Grad Year Select HS Grad Year By completing this form and submitting it to PTC, you are providing your express written consent for PTC to contact you, at the number provided, about its programs using a variety of methods including phone (both mobile or home, dialed manually or automatically), email, mail, and text message until PTC is notified otherwise.

You are not required to provide consent in order to attend PTC. This field should be empty VIEW OUR VIRTUAL TOUR HomeProgramsSchool of Trades Technology Concentrations within this Program The School of Building Technology at PTC offers two programs in Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Technology that can prepare you for an exciting career in HVAC. Our programs focus on not only theory but also the mechanical aspects of the equipment. We teach our students to be problem solvers because that is the type of graduate the industry is looking for. The companies who hire our graduates tell us that PTC students are highly trained individuals that are an asset to their staff. Much of your HVAC training is applicable to finding positions in the Marcellus Shale industry that is a strong growth engine in the area. At PTC you will learn from the latest equipment in our HVAC lab. PTC trains you for key certifications in the industry including NATE certification and several others.

The two PTC programs include a strong refrigeration training segment which will prepare you for a career in refrigeration technology should you elect to pursue this direction. Our programs teach you both commercial and industrial as well as residential technologies. You will get hands–on training from your internship in the field where you will learn first–hand the work skills you will need in your career. More information about HVAC Technology below EmploymentKey SkillsCertificationsCareersTuition, Loan Debt & Graduate Information Schedule a Campus Tour PTC HVAC Technology graduates are prepared for entry-level positions in the following fields: Here are some of the skills you will learn in the PTC HVAC programs: Problem Solving and troubleshooting Assembly and installation of pipes, ducts, motors, compressors, electronic control devices and thermostats Air conditioning and heating concepts and technologies Control, treatment and transmission of air flow and controls

Installation, troubleshooting and repair of heat pumps, high efficiency and standard furnaces, and refrigeration units and air conditioning systems Proper techniques of refrigerant recovery, reclaiming and recycling Residential and commercial applications PTC HVAC students are prepared to take certification exams in a number of key certification areas including: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 608 Industry Competency Exam (ICE) Universal R-410A safety Certification North American Technician Excellence (NATE) Certification PTC offers a comprehensive Career Services Department with a dedicated staff who will assist you in your career search. Companies that have previously hired PTC graduates include: Metro Heating and Air Conditioning Premier Heating and Cooling Motta Heating and Air Conditioning For graduation rates and other important consumer information regarding this program, please click on the link below: United States Department of Education Gainful Employment Data (Certificate Program)