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North Dakota State College of Science

North Dakota State College of Science is a college program in Wahpeton, North Dakota offering plumbing technology and plumbing.

Plumbing programs at North Dakota State College of Science

ProgramCredentialLengthTuition
Plumbing technologyCertificate, 1 to under 2 years–Ask the school
PlumbingCertificate, 12 weeks to under 1 year–Ask the school

Program details

Format
Mix of in-person and online

In-state tuition and fees at North Dakota State College of Science run about $5,928 for a full academic year, before books and tools. Ask the school about the cost of the plumbing program itself and about financial aid.

What to expect

College plumbing programs combine classroom instruction with shop practice on pipe fitting, drain-waste-vent systems, water supply, fixtures and code. Most students finish a certificate in one to two years, and credits often count toward an associate degree. Graduates typically enter the trade as an apprentice or helper, and many programs help with job placement. Ask the admissions office about start dates, in-district tuition, financial aid and whether your hours count toward a plumbing license.

Graduate results

The graduation rate at North Dakota State College of Science is 54%.

What plumbers earn in North Dakota

Plumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters in North Dakota earn a median $63,560 a year ($30.56 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn about $45,520 and the top 10% earn over $83,560. Nationally the median is $63,800. See plumber pay in every state.

Other plumbing programs near Wahpeton

Minnesota State Community and Technical College

1414 College Way, Fergus Falls, MN 56537-1000 · 24 mi away
CollegeCertificate, 1 to under 2 years · (218) 736-1500

Contact North Dakota State College of Science directly to confirm start dates, costs and openings. Is something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

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