* Total Credits: 62
Forms and documents to be submitted for admission review:
Application
Signed Notice of Regulations
F-1 international students financial certification form
Official post-secondary transcript with an english translation
Copy of current Passport with photo
Proof of English Proficiency
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 500 (paper test), 173 (computer-based test), 61 (Internet-based) or better
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 6.0 or better
Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB) score of 72 or better
Duolingo English assessment score of 95 or better
United States post secondary English composition course with a grade of “C” or better (no online courses will be accepted)
A diploma from a secondary school program in which the language of instruction was English Graduated from CELSIS or ELS language program
Copy of Passport photo page
Bank Letter
Must verify at least $20,050 USD
Must be dated within last 30 days
Must be stamped or signed by a bank representative
The National Automotive Technology Education Foundation (NATEF) certified automotive technology programs prepare students for a range of employment opportunities. Courses in the automotive drivability systems degree program are designed to give the student experience in base automotive technology with a focus on automotive electrical, computer, and engine performance. This program can be used to prepare the student for entry level employment or to further the skills of currently working technicians. It can be taken alone or in conjunction with other automotive related courses and is designed to complement the automotive undercar systems AAS for those students that wish to receive a dual associate degree with minimal additional credit hours. Some of the automotive technology programs transfer to four-year colleges and universities. To explore transfer opportunities, please see a counselor.
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Required Courses
Shop Fundamentals
Ethics & Employability Skills
Intro to Automotive Electrical
Auto Electrical/Electronic Sys
Auto Chassis Electron Systems
Automatic Trans/Axle Repair
Automatic Transmission/Axle
Fuel & Emissions Systems
Adv Fuel & Emissions Systems
Engine Overhaul
Engine Mechanical Theory
Auto Heat/Air Condition System
Light Duty Diesel Engines
Alternative Auto Propulsion
Adv Auto Heat/Air Conditioning
Automotive Internship
College Writing I
or
College Writing & Research
Technical Mathematics
Safety & First Aid
Minimum Total Credits: 62
This program can be used to prepare the student for entry level employment or to further the skills of currently working technicians.
Health Insurance: 1,500 $ USD per year
