Precision Production Trades, General

CIP Code: 48.0000

A precision production trades, general degree prepares graduates for careers in various fields. 5 colleges and universities offer this program.

Annual Degrees Awarded
17
Colleges Offering 5

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Best Colleges for Precision Production Trades, General

Ranked by Repit grade, then by degrees awarded. These are the top-rated colleges that produce the most graduates in precision production trades, general.

# College Location Degrees Awarded Repit Grade
1 IYRS School of Technology & Trades Newport, RI 8 C
2 Metropolitan Community College Area Omaha, NE 6 C
3 Montcalm Community College Sidney, MI 1 C
4 Butler County Community College Butler, PA 1 C
5 Delaware County Community College Media, PA 1 C

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Degrees Awarded Annually
5
Colleges Offering Program
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About Precision Production Trades, General

Precision Production Trades, General is a degree program offered at 5 colleges and universities across the United States. Each year, approximately 17 students graduate with this degree.

Program Classification

CIP Code 48.0000
Field (2-digit CIP) 48
Category (4-digit CIP) 48.00

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I do with a Precision Production Trades, General degree?
This degree prepares graduates for various professional opportunities in the field.
How many colleges offer Precision Production Trades, General?
5 colleges and universities in the United States offer Precision Production Trades, General as a degree program. Each year, approximately 17 students graduate with this degree.
What are the best colleges for Precision Production Trades, General?
The best colleges for Precision Production Trades, General based on Repit's ratings include IYRS School of Technology & Trades, Metropolitan Community College Area, Montcalm Community College, Butler County Community College, Delaware County Community College. Rankings are based on the college's overall Repit grade and the number of degrees awarded in this program.