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The Indianapolis campus offers three automotive-related programs; Automotive Technology, Diesel & Truck Technology and Collision Repair & Refinishing Technology. The campus also provides training in skilled trades, including CNC Machining & Manufacturing, HVAC, Electrical & Electronic Systems Technology, Welding, and Medical Assistant training. All eight programs prepare graduates to enter their chosen industry with the knowledge and skills required to build a successful career.

The Indianapolis campus is proud to partner with some of the country’s industry leaders; tools used in the automotive, diesel and collision programs are supplied through a partnership with Matco Tools, and the welding facility, equipped with Miller Electrical gear, recently expanded from 20 to 40 booths. Classrooms throughout the campus are sponsored by other partners, including Johnson Controls, whose equipment is featured in the Electrical & Electronic Systems Technology curriculum.