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Bachelor of Science in Automotive Technology
The Bachelor of Science in Automotive Technology prepares graduates for employment in various automotive-related industries such as field service operations, fleet management, and technical support. In addition to specific technical training, supporting courses foster the interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills needed to advance in the automotive industry.
Program Details
- Degree: Bachelor of Science (BS)
- Minor: Not Required
- Cooperative Practicum: Required
- Total Credits: Minimum of 125-126 credit hours (including at least 40 upper-division credits)
- Grade Requirement: Minimum “C” in major courses; 2.0 GPA overall
- Assessment: Completion of assessments required for graduation
Program Structure:
“2+2” format—requires an AA/AS/AAS in automotive technology before entering the BS program.
Acceptable Transfer AAS/AS
Light Duty / Heavy Duty / Collision Repair
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Teaching Format:
In-person and online options
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Admission Requirements:
- Submit an online application
- Prerequisite: AA, AS, or AAS in Automotive Technology
Learning Outcomes:
Graduates will demonstrate an understanding of:
- Safety Management & Hazardous Materials
- Advanced Electrical Systems
- Fleet Management
- Automotive Business Practices
- Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Safety, Systems, Service, and Maintenance
- Automated Safety and Convenience Systems
- Advanced Automotive Emissions
- Alternate Fuel Systems
- Automotive Standards, Laws, and Regulations
Industry Licensure
Upon completion of the program and the required work experience as set by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), students may take certification exams:
- A1-A8 or T1-T8
- G1
- xEV Level 1 and 2
- L3