Top Mechanic Colleges

Nashville Auto Diesel College
For over 80 years, Nashville Auto-Diesel College (NADC) has been providing students like you with the hands-on training they need to succeed. Career focused programs are available in automotive mechanic, diesel mechanic, collision and refinishing repair, and high performance technology.

Lincoln Technical Institute
Start your mechanic career at Lincoln Technical Institute by training to be an automotive mechanic, diesel mechanic, auto body repair technician or high performance mechanic. With ASE Certified instructors who have years of professional experience, you'll get one-on-one, hands-on training, using techniques and industry-standard tools.

New England Institute of Technology
New England Institute of Technology is a private, non-profit, co-educational technical college offering an Associate of Science degrees in automotive technology, aircraft mechanic, auto body repair or marine mechanic. New England Tech is committed to providing hands-on technological programs that prepare graduates for positions of leadership.

Hallmark College
Hallmark College of San Antonio Texas offers an associate's degree in Aviation Technology. Hallmark' Airframe Technology Powerplant Technology degree can prepare you for an exciting new career in the aviation industry as little as 15 months.

Intellitec College
Intellitec College programs are career-focused, so you'll be out of school fast and ready to start working in your new industry as soon as your training is complete. Intellitec offers flexible scheduling with year-round day and evening classes and plenty of hands-on training. Request free info about their Associate's Degree in Automotive Technology.

Redstone College
Redstone College has been training skilled aviation maintenance professionals since 1965. Located at the foot of the majestic Rocky Mountains, Redstone's Denver Campus offers aviation industry-specific Avionics and Airframe & Powerplant training programs.

Western Technical College
Western Technical College offers a combination of traditional classroom work and industry-specific externships that provide valuable hands-on training and real-life experience. Request info about their Associate degree of Automotive Technology.

Westwood College
Westwood College's automotive technology program meets the standards of the National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence to prepare you for a variety of potential career paths in fields such as auto mechanics, parts sales, fleet maintenance and specialties such as transmissions.

Vatterott College
For over 35 years, Vatterott College has specialized in giving students like you the real-world training they need for the job they want. We offer flexible schedules, hands-on training, expert instructors, and extensive career placement services. Request free info on their Diesel Technician training program.

Regardless of whether you're still in high-school trying to figure out 'what you want to be' or a bit older and looking for a career change to get you out of your current dead-end job, a career in automotive mechanics may be the answer you are looking for. The mechanic colleges listed above are some of the best in the business. Take a look at what they have to offer and decide for yourself. Good luck!