all options pending fall 2013 approval by SACS
Most students may complete an AAS program in two years, provided students enroll in the recommended number of credit hours per semester. General education classes, with the exception of any course prerequisites, may be taken along with curriculum classes.
Madisonville Community College’s Energy Management program, with its national certifications embedded within the curriculum, prepares students for a variety of employment opportunities. Entry level positions in the energy production industry include renewable energy sales, LEED consultant, alternative energy consultants, residential audits, etc. Energy Management graduates can also find employment in the growing fields of energy audit, energy consulting, and facilities management. Employment opportunities are expected to be the greatest in metropolitan areas.
Your associate in applied science degree in energy management is transferable to 100% online bachelor of science programs at:
MCC’s online coursework is delivered through Blackboard. Our knowledgeable Help Desk is available to answer your questions about your online class. Contact the KCTCS Online Technical Help Desk at any time 24/7. If you have additional questions or concerns, please contact Tim Trice (tim.trice@kctcs.edu) for assistance.
Jake Hildebrant, Assistant Professor jake.hildebrant@kctcs.edu (270) 824-1991 Office
Madisonville Community College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate degrees.
This program has no special admission requirements. Please consult MCC’s general admission requirements.
You will be eligible for graduation when you have completed your program with a minimum grade point average of 2.0. In addition, you must have a minimum of 24 hours taken in residence within KCTCS and 25% of the approved coursework must come from Madisonville Community College.
The Office of Career Services offers students, alumni, and members of the community free assistance in locating regional and local employment opportunities. We are available to assist employers by referring qualified candidates for full-time, part-time, temporary, and cooperative education positions. For more information, contact Chris Woodall (chris.woodall@kctcs.edu).
Students enrolled in Madisonville Community College online courses are assessed in-state tuition & fees, regardless of their location.