Location
Atlanta, GA
Program Type
Associate Degree, Certificate
Electrical Specialties
Residential Electrical, Commercial Electrical, Industrial Power, PLC / Controls, Data Center Electrical
Program Duration
Not published.
Estimated Tuition/Cost
$107/credit (GA resident) · $214/credit (non-resident)
Schedule
Not published.
Delivery Format
Not published.
Apprenticeship/Employer Connections
1 verified industry connection
Licensing/Exam Preparation
Not published.
Admissions/Application
School Website
Data Last Verified
August 2026
ATC's Industrial Electrical Technology program prepares students for Atlanta's booming data center and commercial construction economy with code-compliant hands-on labs.
This program provides balanced training across residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems.
Open admissions
Community colleges generally accept all qualified applicants
$107/credit (GA resident) · $214/credit (non-resident)
Per credit hour — annual total varies by credits enrolled
Atlanta Technical Tuition (2024–25)Not available
May be available
Federal financial aid, grants, and workforce training funding may be available. Contact the school's financial aid office for current program-specific options.
Enrollment and tuition figures are institution-wide from public data sources (IPEDS/NCES and official school pages) and may not reflect program-specific costs. Verify current tuition, aid, and placement information directly with the school before enrolling.
Data reviewed: August 2026
Material training or career relationships supported by an official school, partner, or joint announcement.
ATC’s Microsoft Datacenter Academy opened May 20, 2025 with a hands-on simulation lab, aligned curriculum, scholarships, mentorship, and work-experience support for datacenter careers.
Core Skill Areas
Program Types
Official Industrial Technology content covers residential, commercial, and industrial electrical construction/maintenance, motors, controls, and PLCs; ATC's Microsoft Datacenter Academy lab supports datacenter operations and energy-management training.
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