Welding schools in Maryland
3 welding training programs in Maryland, sourced from IPEDS, College Scorecard, and the AWS ATF Domestic Site Listing.
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| Program | City | Tuition | Phone | AWS ATF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lincoln College of Technology-Columbia | Columbia | $34,820 | n/a | No |
| North American Trade Schools | Baltimore | $5,495 | (410) 298-4844 | No |
| Wor-Wic Community College | Salisbury | $3,840 | (410) 334-2800 | No |
Maryland's shop directory dwarfs its school directory
Only 3 welding programs show up in IPEDS and College Scorecard data for Maryland: 1 public, 2 private. That's one of the thinner school counts on this site, but it doesn't mean Maryland has little welding work; it means most Maryland welders either trained through an apprenticeship or drove across a state line for school.
5 Maryland metros clear this site's listing floor for shops, well ahead of the 3-program school count. That gap between shop supply and school supply is the real story on this page.
The 3 programs that do exist
Tuition among Maryland's 3 programs runs a median of $5,495, against $4,728 nationally across 916 programs. With so few programs in the state, that median swings on just a couple of data points; read it as a range, not a fixed number.
Wor-Wic Community College in Salisbury is the low end at $3,840. Lincoln College of Technology-Columbia in Columbia sits at $34,820. The full list, including the third program, is in the table above.
For work rather than training: Baltimore, MD, Bowie, MD, Frederick, MD carry own-site-verified shop listings below, and the rest of Maryland's metros are linked further down this page.