Where in the US can an associate's degree in Mechanical Engineering be obtained?

Hi tjgolds:

Thanks for the interesting question. 

I was able to find the following institutions that offer associate's
degree programs in mechanical engineering.

Northeastern University
Location: Boston, MA
URL: http://www.coe.neu.edu/Depts/SET/lis/met-deg.html

Weber State University
Location: Ogden Utah
URL: http://apps.weber.edu/programs/default.asp?degree=a&code=126

Miami University Middleton
Location: Miami, FL
URL: http://www.mid.muohio.edu/mum/programs/engineering.cfm

Kent State University 
Location: Ashtabula, OH
URL: http://www.ashtabula.kent.edu/degrees/MechEngTech.htm

University of Toledo
Location: Toledo, OH
URL: http://catalog.utoledo.edu/98-00catalog/engr/mechanicalengtechnology.html

Vermont Technical College
Location: Randolph Center, VT
URL: http://www.vtc.edu/site/academics/deg_mttech.html

Piedmont Technical College
Location: Greenwood, SC
URL: http://www.piedmont.tec.sc.us/academic/Programs/Associate_in_Engineering_Tech_General_Engineering_Tech_Full.htm

Montgomery College
Location: Montgomery County, MD
URL: http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/curricula/descriptions/cdengsci.htm#mec

University of Wisconsin: Marshfield/Wood County
Location: Marshfield, WI
URL: http://marshfield.uwc.edu/academics/majors.asp


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Request for Answer Clarification by tjgolds-ga on 08 Apr 2003 08:52 PDT

Thank you for your quick and detailed response.  Just wanted to
confirm with you that these are the only schools that you found that
offer an Associate's degree in Mechanical Engineering.  Please let me
know.  Thanks!

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Clarification of Answer by websearcher-ga on 08 Apr 2003 09:36 PDT

Hi tjgolds:

Yes, these are the only Associate's Degrees that I found specifically
in Mechanical Engineering. There were many Associate's Degrees offered
in "Science" or "Engineering" that included mechanical elements, but
they were not "pure" ME degrees.

Since I was unable to find a single comprehensive listing that showed
all schools that offer this degree, I had to piece together the list I
presented from hundreds of websites I visited. There's no guarantee
that I've found them all - but I'd be willing to bet I found the large
majority of them.

Thanks. 

websearcher-ga

In addition, Purdue University offers a 64 credit hour program in
mechanical engineering, going by the name of "MET": Mechanical
Engineering Technology.

I suspect there are many more unless most USA employers have decided
they don't want to hire assocites of mechanical engineering. This is
possible as few jobs are exclusively mechanical. It would be a bummer
to have an employee with no interst in chemistry, computers,
electricity, management, economics, law, government or interpersonal
relations.   Neil