The Refrigeration Institute is a private career college in New York, New York, founded in 1994. It offers 1 training program. It is accredited by the Licensed by New York State Education Department.
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Urban
New York, NY
Founded 1994
Manhattan campus near Penn Station
The Refrigeration Institute has trained HVAC and refrigeration technicians from its Midtown Manhattan campus on 8th Avenue near Penn Station since 1994. The school is licensed by the New York State Education Department and offers focused HVAC/refrigeration training that includes EPA 608 certification preparation. The Manhattan location is convenient for students across the five boroughs.
Yes. The Refrigeration Institute is accredited by the Licensed by New York State Education Department. Accreditation is what makes a school eligible to award recognized credentials and, in most cases, to accept federal financial aid. Confirm current status with the school before you enroll.
Diploma + EPA 608 prep
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The Refrigeration Institute offers 1 program: HVAC/Refrigeration Technician (6-12 months).
Yes — The Refrigeration Institute is accredited by the Licensed by New York State Education Department.
The Refrigeration Institute has an open enrollment policy. Applicants typically need: High school diploma or GED; Minimum age 18; Interview with admissions. The minimum age is 18.
Programs at The Refrigeration Institute run 6-12 months. Confirm start dates and the full schedule with the admissions office.
The Refrigeration Institute is located at 545 8th Ave 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10018. Phone: 212-244-1500. The campus is in urban New York.
Yes — The Refrigeration Institute offers day, evening classes.
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