Sampson Community College offers seven current Welding Technology credentials at its Clinton campus: an Associate of Applied Science, a diploma, focused MIG, TIG, Shielded Metal Arc, and Symbols and Specifications certificates, and a Career and College Promise welding certificate. Across these pathways, official curricula document Stick, MIG, Flux-Core, and TIG welding on plate and pipe, fabrication, performance testing, and oxyfuel and plasma cutting. The broader AAS combines classroom instruction and practical application with welding science, metallurgy, inspection, destructive and nondestructive testing, print interpretation, and preparation for employment in construction, manufacturing, fabrication, quality control, and related metalworking roles.