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How much does HVAC training cost?

The middle whole-program tuition for a HVAC program reported to IPEDS for 2024-25 is $15,540; half of 218 programs cost between $6,160 and $20,025. Programs on state WIOA training lists list a middle cost of $4,574 ($2,160 to $8,777, 1,321 programs).

Middle tuition
$15,540
whole program, IPEDS
WIOA list programs
$4,574
middle listed cost, U.S. DOL

Program cost by state

StatePrograms reportingMiddleRange
California38$19,081$1,135 to $39,182
Florida31$4,713$2,000 to $20,025
Tennessee20$6,160$4,620 to $12,595
Pennsylvania16$18,790$7,000 to $23,272
Texas16$19,861$17,010 to $29,937
Ohio14$8,449$1,300 to $10,716
Oklahoma11$2,637$2,100 to $22,177
Puerto Rico7$9,200$7,450 to $12,700
Arizona6$19,408$5,500 to $21,500
New Jersey6$21,690$4,800 to $30,535
Massachusetts5$7,875$4,320 to $22,845
Missouri4$19,830$10,690 to $36,350
New York4$14,300$8,948 to $18,379
West Virginia4$5,357$2,700 to $8,600
Illinois4$14,843$7,100 to $16,195
Georgia4$26,546$21,500 to $34,405
North Carolina4$18,790$18,790 to $23,400
Connecticut3$31,607$23,163 to $33,253
Maryland3$20,693$18,500 to $27,460
Washington3$21,500$12,038 to $47,791
Alabama3$19,861$19,861 to $19,861

Source: IPEDS COST1 2024-25, the length and whole-program tuition that clock-hour schools report for their largest programs. States with at least 3 reporting programs. Community colleges charge by the year and are not in these figures.

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