Electrician programs in Maryland
3 electrician programs at 2 Maryland schools are in the federal data. Where earnings are reported (2 programs), the state median is $45,084 one year after completion, 5% below the national median of $47,467. Median borrower debt is $14,907.
| School | City | Program | Credential | Completers/yr | 1-yr earnings | Median debt | Monthly payment* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lincoln College of Technology-Columbia | Columbia, MD | Electrical and Power Transmission Installers | Associate degree | 7 | $47,467 | $18,023 | $205 |
| Lincoln College of Technology-Columbia | Columbia, MD | Electrical and Power Transmission Installers | Certificate | 104 | $42,700 | $11,791 | $134 |
| Montgomery College | Rockville, MD | Electrical and Power Transmission Installers | Certificate | 4 | not reported | – | – |
*Scorecard's estimated monthly payment on the median debt over 10 years. “Not reported” means the Department suppressed or did not publish the figure.
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Before you choose a electrician school in Maryland
Electrician licensing is set state by state and usually requires documented apprenticeship hours in addition to classroom study. A school program can shorten the path but rarely replaces the hours requirement.
- Do your classroom hours count toward my state's licensing requirement?
- Is there a pre-apprenticeship or union/non-union placement path?
- How current is the code book you teach from?
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Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard Field of Study and Institution files (release dated 10/15/2026). Earnings are median annual earnings of completers working and not enrolled one year after finishing; debt is median federal loan debt of borrowers; both describe past cohorts and small programs are suppressed by the Department. See our methodology.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best-paying electrician program in Maryland?
By reported one-year earnings, Lincoln College of Technology-Columbia leads at $47,467 in the associate degree program, but compare cost and local jobs too.
How many electrician programs are in Maryland?
The Scorecard lists 3 certificate or associate programs in this field at 2 schools in Maryland.