Engineering Technology

Admission to A-State. Refer to A-State undergraduate admission requirements for more information.

• CADD technician
• Manufacturing and Industrial technician
• Information Technology technician
• Quality Technician

3 Years graduation rate: 50% (2022)

Data not available*

*The cohort size for this associate program is too small to calculate the retention rate

3.27 (2021)

1.81 (2022)

Engineering Technology students cap apply for a variety of privately funded scholarships in the College of Engineering and Computer Science.

Some specific scholarships that the students in the Engineering Technology program can apply for are listed below.

• Dean's Freshman Excellence Scholarship
• College of Engineering and Computer Science Scholarship
• Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Scholarship
• General Cable Endowed Engineering Scholarship
• Denso Engineering Endowed Scholarship
• Dr. Albert L. Mink Scholarship
• Olympus Construction, Inc., Scholarship
• Jonathan Barfield Memorial Scholarship
• Upward Bound Women in Engineering Scholarship
• You Can Do This Scholarship Endowment
• Dunn Mitts Family Scholarship
• James W. Jim & Carole Stevens Engineering Scholarship
• Martin Sprocket and Gear Endowed Scholarship
• Southworth Products Engineering Endowed Scholarship
• Tokusen USA Inc. Scholarship

For the 2023-2024 academic year, A-State tuition for a full-time undergraduate resident student is $4,840 per semester. The total tuition for a student completing two years of this program would be $19,360.