Precision Manufacturing & Machining Technology

• Complete an  Application for Admissions to the college.

• Complete an Application to the Precision Manufacturing and Machining Technology program.

• Entrance is by way of an Admissions Committee. The committee has the responsibility of screening qualified program applicants who have submitted necessary records and credentials prior to the semester of entrance of the program. 

• Have a high school diploma or GED/HISET equivalency on file with the admissions office

• Students must have a minimum composite ACT score of 15, or be eligible to take English Composition I and Intermediate Algebra. 

• Have official ACT scores on file with the admissions office

• Confirm with the admissions office that high school transcript or GED/HISET transcript and all previous college course transcripts have been received in the admissions office.

• Pay any outstanding balances to Northwest MS Community College or any other college. 

• Submit a current negative 5-panel drug screen after July 15th.  (Drug Screen Policy & Test Result Form)

Admissions to the college does not guarantee admissions to the program of study.

Students must provide their own tools.  Contact instructor for current tool list.

Precision Manufacturing and Machining Technology Course Curriculum

• Students who successfully complete 30 semester credit hours earn a career certificate.

• Students who successfully complete 45 semester credit hours earn a technical certificate. 

• Students who successfully complete 60 semester credit hours earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in Precision Manufacturing and Machining Technology.

• Trenton Sinquefield, Program Instructor  Phone: (662) 560-4191 email: tsinquefield@northwestms.edu
  Campus/Office location: Senatobia campus, Mechanical Building Office 131

• Kyle Long, Program Instructor  Phone: (662) 562-3393 email: along@northwestms.edu
  Campus/Office location: Senatobia campus, Mechanical Building Office 133