Kansas City, MissouriPublic, 2-Year

Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City HVAC Program

An associate degree and 3 certificates, $3,630 a year in tuition and fees, with training in EPA 608 refrigerant certification, refrigeration systems, heating, furnaces and boilers.

What Does Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City Offer HVAC Students?

Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City in Kansas City, Missouri offers an associate degree and 3 certificates in HVAC through its Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) program. Tuition and fees for 2024–25 were $3,630 for a full-time year (in-district). The school awarded 78 HVAC credentials in 2024–25. Best for earning an HVAC degree, not just a certificate.

HVAC Degree and Certificates at Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City

AwardTypeLength
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning AASAssociate
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning CertificateCertificate16 weeks
HVAC Advanced CertificateCertificateadditional 16 weeks
Energy Efficiency CertificateCertificate

As listed on Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City's HVAC program page, reviewed September 26, 2026.

Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City HVAC Tuition: $3,630 a Year

Tuition and fees
$3,630
in-district, 2024–25
Out of state
$9,600
2024–25
Books and supplies
$2,064
2024–25 estimate
HVAC certificates awarded
76
2024–25
HVAC associate degrees
2
2024–25
Graduation rate
34%
school-wide, Fall 2021 cohort
Students enrolled
13,523
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.

From Residential to Commercial Systems: What Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City Teaches

Labs include a heat pump lab with geothermal equipment and an HVAC system installation lab, and credits transfer toward a bachelor's in HVAC at Ferris State University.

  • EPA 608 refrigerant certification
  • Refrigeration systemscommercial refrigeration
  • Heating, furnaces and boilers
  • Air conditioning
  • Heat pumps and geothermalsolar/geothermal
  • Commercial and industrial systemscommercial refrigeration

Class Schedule and Certification Testing at Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City

Schedule. The job-ready certificate takes 16 weeks and the advanced certificate adds another 16 weeks; the AAS has full-time and part-time advising guides.

Testing. The program prepares students for EPA 608 refrigerant certification, and ESCO (HVAC Excellence) A/C Employment Ready exams are available.

Where You'll Train: Kansas City

  • Kansas City

Check start dates, admission steps and the current course list on Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City's own site.

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What HVAC Technicians Earn Around Kansas City

HVAC technicians in the Kansas City, MO-KS metro area earn a median $62,680 a year. Across Missouri, the median HVAC technician wage is $59,950 a year, from $39,180 at the 10th percentile to $88,760 at the 90th, with 7,220 HVAC mechanics and installers employed. The national median is $61,010. Source: BLS OEWS, May 2025.

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Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City HVAC FAQ

Does Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City Have an HVAC Program?

Yes. Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City offers an associate degree and 3 certificates in HVAC at Kansas City. Training covers EPA 608 refrigerant certification, refrigeration systems, heating, furnaces and boilers, air conditioning, heat pumps and geothermal.

How Much Does HVAC School Cost at Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City?

Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City's 2024–25 tuition and fees were $3,630 for a full-time year (in-district) and $9,600 out of state, with books and supplies estimated at $2,064. HVAC students also buy hand tools and meters.

How Long Is the HVAC Program at Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City?

Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Certificate: 16 weeks. HVAC Advanced Certificate: additional 16 weeks.

Does Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City Offer Night or Weekend HVAC Classes?

The job-ready certificate takes 16 weeks and the advanced certificate adds another 16 weeks; the AAS has full-time and part-time advising guides.

Can You Get EPA 608 Certified at Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City?

The program prepares students for EPA 608 refrigerant certification, and ESCO (HVAC Excellence) A/C Employment Ready exams are available.

How Much Do HVAC Technicians Make in Missouri?

The median HVAC technician wage in Missouri is $59,950 a year, and the middle half earn between $47,040 and $74,610 (BLS, May 2025).

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Sources

  1. mcckc.edu: Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) program page, reviewed September 26, 2026
  2. NCES College Navigator, IPEDS unit 177995
  3. BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025
  4. EPA Section 608 technician certification requirements