Interested in becoming a Caterpillar technician or parts professional? The first step
is to get a quality education. MiltonCAT partners in education with SUNY Cobleskill’s
Diesel Technology, Power Machinery, and Agriculture Equipment Technology Programs.
As a student, you will follow this curriculum to earn an Associate’s Degree or Bachelors
Degree, and along the way learn how to work on Caterpillar equipment using the latest
technology and tooling. During the summers between semesters, you will have the opportunity
to Co-op at one of Milton CAT’s 13 full-service locations in Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, New York, or Massachusetts. This summer experience will provide you with
a good paying job and will prepare you to become a member of Milton CAT’s 500-person
technical staff.
Scholarship
MiltonCAT generously offers scholarships each year to students in SUNY Cobleskill's
Diesel Technology, Power Machinery and Agricultural Equipment Technology programs. The amount per semester is up to $1,583 ($3,167 per year). Recipients will
need to participate in a paid internship, or be currently working at a MiltonCAT location.
To apply for this scholarship, contact Professor Nick Testa at 518-255-5503 or testand@cobleskill.edu or reach out to the Office of Advancement at decaprio@cobleskill.edu.
You can can also reach out to the MiltonCAT recruitment team's Kathryn Ellmauer at
kathryn_ellmauer@miltoncat.com
Submission Requirements and Award Criteria
- Student has a “B” average or higher high school GPA.
- Student has applied and been accepted into one of the following 2 or 4 year programs:
• Diesel Technology
• Power and Machinery
• Agricultural Equipment Technology
- Student has accepted SUNY Cobleskill as their college choice.
- MiltonCAT has contacted the Ag. Eng. Department to inform them that the student is
connected to the company
- Student must submit a recommendation letter from a teacher or community leader.
- In the event of scholarship funding limitations, the selection committee will look
at GPA ranking as well as additional activities in the related field of study.
- Student shall not be sponsored by a non-Caterpillar dealership.
- Student has a 3.0 GPA average or higher in one of the following programs:
• Diesel Technology
• Power and Machinery
• Agricultural Equipment Technology
- Student is a full time (12 or more credits) matriculated student in good standing.
- Student has filled out the scholarship application or notified Professor Testa by
the appropriate deadline.
- Student must submit a recommendation letter or e-mail from MiltonCAT, or have MiltonCAT
reach out directly to Professor Testa.
- In the event of scholarship funding limitations, the selection committee will look
at GPA ranking as well as additional activities in the related field of study.
- Student shall not be sponsored by a non-Caterpillar dealership.
Caterpillar Sponsoring Dealership
Students in the Caterpillar Tech program must be sponsored by an authorized Caterpillar
dealership for their paid summer internships. Students may request assistance in locating
a sponsoring dealership.
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