Trade schools in Indiana
Browse 50 trade and technical schools in Indiana, with campuses in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, Lafayette, and Carmel and more. The most common programs here are cosmetology, esthetician, medical assistant, and nail technician.
- Schools
- 50
- Public colleges
- 7
- Programs offered
- 44
- Cities
- 17
24 schools
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Aviation Institute of Maintenance-Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN · Private
- Industrial maintenance & mechatronics
- Aviation maintenance
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Caris College
Jeffersonville, IN · Private
- Medical assistant
- Practical nursing (LPN/LVN)
- Dental assistant
- +2
Fortis College - Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN · Private
- HVAC technician
- Medical assistant
- Dental assistant
Indiana University-Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN · Public
- Dental assistant
- EMT & paramedic
- Medical billing & coding
- +5
International Business College - Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN · Private
- Medical assistant
- Veterinary technician
Ivy Tech Community College - Downtown Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN · Public
- Electrician
- HVAC technician
- Plumbing
- +35
John Patrick University of Health and Applied Sciences
South Bend, IN · Private
- Radiologic technologist
Lincoln College of Technology-Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN · Private
- Electrician
- Welding
- CNC machining
- +4
PJ's College of Cosmetology-Clarksville
Clarksville, IN · Private
- Cosmetology
- Esthetician
- Nail technician
Programs in Indiana
- Cosmetology schools (29)
- Esthetician schools (19)
- Medical assistant schools (13)
- Nail tech schools (11)
- Dental assistant schools (11)
- Barber schools (7)
- Radiology tech schools (5)
- Sonography schools (5)
- Medical billing and coding schools (4)
- Vet tech schools (4)
- IT schools (4)
- Flight schools (4)
- Massage therapy schools (3)
- Dental hygiene schools (3)
- Respiratory therapy schools (3)
- Aviation maintenance schools (3)
- Industrial maintenance schools (3)
- Medical lab tech programs (3)
- Auto mechanic schools (3)
- Auto body schools (3)
- Criminal justice programs (3)
- Diesel mechanic schools (3)
- Electrician schools (3)
- Fire science programs (3)
- LPN programs (3)
- CNC machining schools (3)
- Welding schools (3)
- HVAC schools (2)
- EMT and paramedic schools (2)
- Drafting schools (2)
- Carpentry schools (2)
- Construction schools (2)
- Culinary schools (2)
- Electronics technician schools (2)
- Pharmacy technician schools (2)
- Plumbing schools (2)
- PTA programs (2)
- Surgical tech schools (2)
- OTA programs (1)
- Baking and pastry schools (1)
- CDL schools (1)
- CNA classes (1)
- Heavy equipment operator schools (1)
- Phlebotomy classes (1)
Trade schools by city
- Indianapolis (16)
- Fort Wayne (4)
- Evansville (6)
- Fishers (17)
- South Bend (5)
- Hammond (56)
- Lafayette (5)
- Gary (41)
- Anderson (7)
- Elkhart (5)
- Valparaiso (10)
- Brownsburg (16)
- Zionsville (16)
- Marion (3)
- Greenfield (17)
- Franklin (13)
- Vincennes (3)
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Frequently asked questions
How many trade schools are in Indiana?
We list 50 trade and technical schools in Indiana: 7 public colleges and 43 private career schools.
What are the most common trade programs in Indiana?
Cosmetology (29 schools), Esthetician (19 schools), Medical assistant (13 schools), Nail technician (11 schools), Dental assistant (11 schools), and Barbering (7 schools).
Does Indiana have community college trade programs?
Yes. 7 public colleges in Indiana offer trade programs. They often cost less than private schools and accept federal financial aid.
How do I choose a trade school in Indiana?
Ask each school about accreditation, total cost after financial aid, hands-on lab hours, certification exam prep, class sizes and job placement. Request info from two or three schools so you can compare their answers side by side.