Battle Creek, MichiganPublic, 2-Year

Kellogg Community College HVAC Program

An associate degree and a certificate, $4,118 a year in tuition and fees, with training in refrigeration systems, electrical and wiring, heating, furnaces and boilers.

What Does Kellogg Community College Offer HVAC Students?

Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek, Michigan offers an associate degree and a certificate in HVAC through its Industrial HVACR program. Tuition and fees for 2024–25 were $4,118 for a full-time year (in-district). The school awarded 10 HVAC credentials in 2024–25. Best for earning an HVAC degree, not just a certificate.

HVAC Degree and Certificates at Kellogg Community College

AwardTypeLength
Industrial Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration CertificateCertificate25 credits
Associate in Applied Science in Industrial Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and RefrigerationAssociate60 credits

As listed on Kellogg Community College's HVAC program page, reviewed September 26, 2026.

Kellogg Community College HVAC Tuition: $4,118 a Year

Tuition and fees
$4,118
in-district, 2024–25
Out of state
$8,282
2024–25
Books and supplies
$2,100
2024–25 estimate
HVAC certificates awarded
4
2024–25
HVAC associate degrees
6
2024–25
Graduation rate
30%
school-wide, Fall 2021 cohort
Students enrolled
4,036
school-wide, Fall 2024

Tuition and fees are for a full-time year. Awards count HVAC credentials conferred. Graduation rate and enrollment cover the whole school. Source: NCES College Navigator.

Heat Pumps, Refrigeration and Controls at Kellogg Community College

KCC has one of the only low-pressure refrigerant trainers in Michigan and delivers the program in self-paced modules.

  • Refrigeration systems
  • Electrical and wiring
  • Heating, furnaces and boilers
  • Air conditioning
  • Heat pumps and geothermal
  • Controls and building automation
  • Ductwork, airflow and sheet metal

When Kellogg Community College HVAC Classes Meet

Schedule. Coursework is self-paced: short modules, often under one credit each, can be finished in hours or days, with lab schedules published by term.

Where You'll Train: Regional Manufacturing Technology Center (RMTC)

  • Regional Manufacturing Technology Center (RMTC)

Check start dates, admission steps and the current course list on Kellogg Community College's own site.

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What HVAC Technicians Earn Around Battle Creek

HVAC technicians in the Battle Creek, MI metro area earn a median $60,100 a year. Across Michigan, the median HVAC technician wage is $60,850 a year, from $40,210 at the 10th percentile to $95,290 at the 90th, with 12,590 HVAC mechanics and installers employed. The national median is $61,010. Source: BLS OEWS, May 2025.

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Kellogg Community College HVAC FAQ

Does Kellogg Community College Have an HVAC Program?

Yes. Kellogg Community College offers an associate degree and a certificate in HVAC at Regional Manufacturing Technology Center (RMTC). Training covers refrigeration systems, electrical and wiring, heating, furnaces and boilers, air conditioning, heat pumps and geothermal.

How Much Does HVAC School Cost at Kellogg Community College?

Kellogg Community College's 2024–25 tuition and fees were $4,118 for a full-time year (in-district) and $8,282 out of state, with books and supplies estimated at $2,100. HVAC students also buy hand tools and meters.

How Long Is the HVAC Program at Kellogg Community College?

Industrial Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Certificate: 25 credits. Associate in Applied Science in Industrial Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration: 60 credits.

Does Kellogg Community College Offer Night or Weekend HVAC Classes?

Coursework is self-paced: short modules, often under one credit each, can be finished in hours or days, with lab schedules published by term.

How Much Do HVAC Technicians Make in Michigan?

The median HVAC technician wage in Michigan is $60,850 a year, and the middle half earn between $48,040 and $77,780 (BLS, May 2025).

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Sources

  1. kellogg.edu: Industrial HVACR program page, reviewed September 26, 2026
  2. NCES College Navigator, IPEDS unit 170550
  3. BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025