Redstone College is a growing organization of post-secondary technical colleges that offer hands-on, career-focused programs in technology, design, and aviation maintenance. Redstone offers numerous fast-track degree programs for students seeking aircraft maintenance training, computer certifications, and technology degrees.

Redstone is expanding and changing to meet the needs of students, the industry and job market trends. Class sizes are generally between 20 and 30 students, and are often even smaller. Because of the relatively small class size, Redstone College students receive the attention and support they need, including assistance with course assignments, special projects, and attention to special academic concerns.

Redstone's aircraft maintenance training programs require specialized facilities, and consequently not all of Redstone's campuses house aviation maintenance schools. Those that do, however, are committed to providing the best possible aviation learning environment, and dedicated exclusively to aviation training. Rather than deliver an inferior product, Redstone has equipped these campuses to specialize in aircraft maintenance training so that those interested in pursuing aviation technician careers can immerse themselves in their chosen craft, using the latest real-world aviation tools. Redstone's aviation maintenance schools are located in Denver and Los Angeles.

Denver, CO (Aviation Campus)
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Los Angeles, CA (Aviation Campus)
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Certificate
Airframe & Power Plant (Aviation Maintenance)
Information Technology

Associate Degrees
Airframe & Power Plant (Aviation Maintenance)
Computer Network Engineering
Computer Programming & Software Technology
Electronic Engineering Technology
Medical Assisting
Medical Transcription
Graphic Design & Multimedia
CAD - Architectural Drafting
CAD - Mechanical Drafting

Bachelor's Degrees
Computer Network Management
E-Business Management
Electronic Engineering Technology
Technical Management
Visual Communications

Programs vary by location.