Best Colleges with Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians Degrees in the U.S.

If you are seeking a degree in Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians, you'll find there is a single degrees that can be earned. A major in Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians is offered at a low number schools, all of which are listed below. Our 2021 ranking of the best colleges that offer Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians degrees is based on the compilation of our data from reliable government sources, student surveys, college graduate interviews, and editorial review. You can find more information about a Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians degree below along with a look at schools that offer online degrees in Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians.

The Best Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians Colleges of 2019

Rank	School Name	Location		Rating
1	University of the Virgin Islands	Charlotte Amalie, VI	University of the Virgin Islands offers 2 Mining And Petroleum Technologies/technicians Degree programs. It's a small public university in a remote town. In 2015, 2 students graduated in the study area of Mining And Petroleum Technologies/technicians with students earning 2 Associate's degrees.		Read more: University of the Virgin Islands Reviews
2	University of Alaska Fairbanks	Fairbanks, AK	University of Alaska Fairbanks offers 0 Mining And Petroleum Technologies/technicians Degree programs. It's a medium sized public university in a small suburb.	Based on 4 Reviews	Read more: University of Alaska Fairbanks Reviews
3	Pima Community College	Tucson, AZ	Pima Community College offers 6 Mining And Petroleum Technologies/technicians Degree programs. It's a very large public college in a large city.		Read more: Pima Community College Reviews
4	University of Alaska Southeast	Juneau, AK	University of Alaska Southeast offers 0 Mining And Petroleum Technologies/technicians Degree programs. It's a small public university in a remote town.	Based on 4 Reviews	Read more: University of Alaska Southeast Reviews

List of Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians Schools in the U.S.

School Name	Average tuition	Student Teacher Ratio	Enrolled Students
University of the Virgin Islands Charlotte Amalie, VI	2/5	15 : 1	2,321
University of Alaska Fairbanks Fairbanks, AK	2/5	14 : 1	8,638
Pima Community College Tucson, AZ	1/5	45 : 1	26,880
University of Alaska Southeast Juneau, AK	2/5	18 : 1	2,800

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What degrees do people get in Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians?

Degree Level	Program Length	Colleges	Graduates
Associate's	2-year Length	3 Colleges	1 Graduates

Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians Degree Overview

Researching a Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians degree you will find that opportunities will be limited to specialty and short term schools. A degree in Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians will typically not require a considerable amount of time investment and is commonly achieved in only a year or two. The most common Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians degree earned was an associate's degree and it also has the widest range of school possibilities as well. Many people find that earning only an associate's degree is enough. Keeping in mind what you hope to achieve by earning a degree in Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians, look to choose a degree at a school that can meet your flexibility and schedule needs.

Average cost of college for a Mining and Petroleum Technologies/technicians degree

Average Tuition and Fees for a 2 year Degree

Average Tuition and Fees	School Control	Student Residence
$1,746	Public	In-State
$7,935	Public	Out-of-State

Average Tuition and Fees for a 4 year Degree

Average Tuition and Fees	School Control	Student Residence
$5,146	Public	In-State
$14,892	Public	Out-of-State