-A real two year degree that will give you options down the road
- Three, ten week CO-OPs /Internships, there are many advantages to this, here are some:
The CO-OP keeps us honest, that means we actually have to teach,since when
you return to the CO-OP you will be expected to know what was taught
in the previous semster.
You get to apply the skills you just learned in class, in the real world.
You get to see if you really like this career path before you invest two years
only to find that it is not for you.
Employment apon graduation. ( as long as you don't burn the dealer down)
The best part of the CO-OP is you get paid
- Tuition is less than half of the price of the private schools that make big promises
but seldom deliver and also don't have the CO-OP, so where is the incentive to really teach?
- Students have the option to transfer to a school such as Penn State or Northwood University in West Palm Beach Florida and pursue a Bachelors degree in Automotive Management. These graduates typically will work for a manufacturer such as Ford, GM, BMW etc. Check out PCT.edu
- We have been doing this for 20 years and would not still be here if we were not doing something right.