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Diesel technology
Diesel Technology: what is there for you?
Do you dream about a career in maintenance and repair? Do you see yourself working in the heavy equipment, construction, agricultural, mining or over-the-road industry?
The Diesel Technology program at Lake Region State College offers affordable, high-quality education and hands-on practical experience to help you succeed in the workplace.
Check it out and see how the Diesel Technology program can benefit you!
Program Features
LRSC's Diesel Technology program will teach you the theory of diesel engine operation along with the latest repair and diagnostic procedures available in the diesel industry. Designed to prepare you for entry into diesel mechanical repair occupations across the nation, this program's emphasis is on semi-tractors and earth moving equipment repair and repair and maintenance of agricultural equipment.
The Diesel Technology program allows students to earn either the Diploma or the Associate in Applied Science degree. The AAS Degree includes general education requirements to broaden your education. Both options prepare you for a challenging career in Diesel Technology industry. View the curriculum guide.
Double your success!
Increase your chances to get a great job by combining Diesel and Auto Technology.
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Hands-on experience
While in the program you will get extensive training and practical experience in diesel engines, hydraulics, electrical systems, welding, heating and air conditioning, brake alignment and advanced engine rebuild. Along with classroom instruction, you will spend the majority of your time in the shop, working on real life projects.
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Quality Instruction
Lake Region State College's Auto and Diesel Technology Instructors are experienced with various engines, including Caterpillar, Detroit Diesel, Navistar, and have extensive training in Cummins engine repair. Our instructors worked for many years in the diesel industry before joining the LRSC faculty. We know what is needed in the industry and we will help you reach your educational and career goal.
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"I chose LRSC because it was close to home, The instructors are nice and the college will do anything to help you achieve your goals. Plus, it is less expensive to come here and get the same training you would at other schools," Mark Urvand, Diesel Technology student
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Financial Matters
Take advantage of Lake Region State College "one-price" advantage! We offer in-state tuition for both in-state and out-of-state students.
Diesel Technology students, carrying heavier course loads, save even more with tuition and fees capped at 12 and 16 credits respectfully, so credits earned beyond caps are free.
Starter Toolbox Scholarship
Each year Lake Region State College awards starter toolboxes to the first five Diesel Technology students who complete the LRSC admission application and Toolbox Scholarship application. The toolboxes become the property of the students upon their successful completion of the program.
Additional scholarship opportunities are available specifically for the Diesel Technology program students. Contact program instructor for more information.
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Great Jobs
- The need for diesel technicians grows each year in our nations transportation, building, and power producing industries.
- 2005 Job Service North Dakota statistics show that there were 300 jobs available statewide.
- The US Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts 10 to 20 percent growth for all occupations in Diesel Technology and shows the need for additional 107,000 employees by 2012.
- In 2005 average salary for Diesel Technician nationwide was $36,020.
LRSC Placement Report
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Additional Related Information
Documents
Diesel Technology curriculum guide
File Size: 73.48 kb
Curriculum guide for diploma and Associate in Applied Science degree.
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