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Metropolitan Community College — Applied Technology Center

The Applied Technology Center is at 10407 State Street, in northwest Omaha. MCC opened the facility in 2007 after the growth of its enrollment and skilled-trades programs created a need for larger classrooms and lab space. It is a focused training site rather than a campus with the full range of stu

About Metropolitan Community College — Applied Technology Center

The Applied Technology Center is at 10407 State Street, in northwest Omaha. MCC opened the facility in 2007 after the growth of its enrollment and skilled-trades programs created a need for larger classrooms and lab space. It is a focused training site rather than a campus with the full range of student offices, so students should identify the program, class and check-in point before setting out.

MCC identifies this center as a home for Diesel Technology, CDL-A truck driving and Utility Line Technician training. Diesel courses move from engine fundamentals and hydraulics toward drivetrain work; utility-line instruction includes technical and safety preparation. The college’s current program finder sorts courses by location and credential, and its Career Academy pages publish term-by-term schedules and credit totals for specific high-school pathways. Adult and degree-seeking students should confirm the version of the program that applies to them.

The center is designed around technical classrooms and labs, with campus hours listed separately from student-services hours. MCC publishes the address, contact number and building image in its location directory. The directory points to a map marker, while the college-wide transportation page and Metro trip planner help visitors check transit options. Parking arrangements and the exact classroom are not detailed in the short directory entry, so ask the program office before travelling with tools, equipment or an appointment.

A career center like this makes sense for a student who wants instruction connected to equipment and a specific occupation, rather than a general first-year schedule. Before applying, check whether the course leads to a certificate, industry credential or degree; those awards have different credit totals, entry steps and time commitments. For an application, financial aid or advising question, contact MCC’s central student-services team and ask which office serves the Applied Technology Center.

In brief

The Applied Technology Center is an MCC location focused on technical career training. MCC lists Diesel Technology, CDL-A truck driving and Utility Line Technician among the programs based here.

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