Source: MN DEED website as of November 2016. Figures shown are median hourly wages rounded down to the nearest whole number.
Learn more about this program at Manufacturing Career Night, Wednesday, October 23
Overview
The Lake Superior College machine tool lab in Duluth, MN offers students some of the nation’s most advanced CNC (computerized numerical control) equipment. All kinds of things are made with CNC technology – especially high tech equipment like: medical supplies, computers, airplanes. Our CNC machine programmer AAS degree is designed to prepare you to get a job as a CNC Machinist, CNC Programmer or CNC technician.
View Catalog or Request InfoSkills & Knowledge
- Write basic CAD (computer-aided design) / CAM (computer-aided manufacturing) programs to operate CNC metal working machines
- Inspection and statistical process control
- Do math calculations to solve shop problems
- Interpret basic drawings and blueprints
- Build basic machine parts and tools
“I love my job at IKONICS. My CNC degree from LSC trained me well for this always challenging, high-tech position as a CNC programmer.”
“My job as a CNC operations manager at Loll Designs is filled with constant variety. It’s both interesting and challenging every day.”
Plan Your Education
The Program Guide is a tool to help you map out how to successfully get your degree at Lake Superior College.
Program GuideAre you ready to take the next step?
$15,000
Approximate total tuition & fees for MN residents to complete this degree. Starting Fall 2018, LSC will charge the same rates regardless of a student’s state of residence. Non-Minnesota residents will pay the same tuition rates as Minnesota residents.
2 Years
The CNC degree may be completed in 2 years if prerequisites are complete.
Potential Career Opportunities
- Manufacturing engineer
- CNC programmer
- Process engineer
- Welding engineer
- Software engineer
Duluth Median Wage
$22
Minnesota Median Wage
$22
US Median Wage
$19
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