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General Technology Pathway in Machining

Associate of Applied Science

Program Overview

The Associate of Applied Science in General Technology, Machining pathway, builds on technical manufacturing training with additional coursework in machining and general education. Students develop skills related to precision manufacturing, machine operation, measurement, materials, and workplace safety. Technical coursework may include manual machining, computer numerical control (CNC) equipment, and computer-aided manufacturing processes. The program also strengthens students' communication, mathematics, and problem-solving abilities. Graduates are prepared to pursue expanded opportunities in machine shops, manufacturing facilities, and production environments that require precision machining skills.

Location Availability

  • Jonesboro

Program Availability

  • Fall
  • Spring

Length of Program

  • 2 Years

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Your Path to Success

Financial Aid Eligibility

Financial aid availability varies by degree program, with some not qualifying for specific types of aid. Please review the chart below to understand your options and ensure you're aware of any program-specific restrictions.

Title IV (Pell, Loans, FWS, and other federal grants) ASUN Institutional Scholarships Arkansas Department of Higher Education Scholarships Private Scholarships
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Job Market Outlook

Understanding the job outlook for your chosen field is crucial for planning your career path. This section provides insights into potential employment opportunities, industry demand, and expected growth rates. Explore the prospects for graduates in this program to make informed decisions about your future.

 
Vicki Frans

Vicki Frans

Academic Coordinator

Campus: Marked Tree