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With college tuition climbing into six figures and student-loan debt at an all-time high, many prospective students are asking: “Is trade school better than college?” and “What’s the real difference between trade school and college?” For those drawn to hands-on work and looking for strong earning potential without years of debt, a career in the welding industry is an appealing alternative!
When comparing the cost of trade school vs. college, the numbers speak for themselves. Today, we're comparing one of our welding packages to a four-year bachelor's degree to demonstrate how our classes can equip you with the necessary skills at a fraction of the cost, all within just a few months! At Earlbeck, we make welding training affordable, flexible, and tailored to your goals. Choose the classes, processes, or certifications you want, with daytime or evening options for busy schedules. Finish in as little as three to eight months, and save more with our value-packed class packages.
*Class Package Deal: Fundamentals/ Blueprint/ Intermediate Stick, MIG / or TIG
*Figures based on: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS, Fall 2022, Institutional Characteristics component (provisional data) & Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Spring 2002 through Spring 2011 and Winter 2011-12 through Winter 2020-21, College can be a great choice for some, but it isn’t the only path to success. Welding offers a faster, more affordable, and equally rewarding alternative for those who enjoy hands-on work, seek financial stability, and want a career that is always in demand.
If you're interested in pursuing a career in welding, the Earlbeck Technical Center is ready to help you get started. Your future could be just a few months away!
Mastering these skills makes you job-ready right out of the gate and opens doors in virtually every industry. Completing our whole class package earns you the credentials and AWS certifications that demonstrate both your hands-on skills and your welding knowledge.
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