Advanced Technology Institute

Academic Programs

• Master Certified Automotive Technology Programs - Students are trained in all aspects of automotive maintenance and repair.
• Automotive/Diesel Training - Teaches ASE/Ford-Plus and the core requirements for diesel/heavy vehicle training.
• Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Program - Authorized ESCO and Nate Testing Center. The shop includes large commercial air conditioning systems. Hands-on training is emphasized.
• Structural Program - Provides training in various aspects of construction and repair of equipment and steel structures. Classroom teaching and laboratory training is provided.
• Combination Program - Students learn the skills necessary for repairing equipment and for the construction and repair of steel structures.
• Diesel Training - The program provides training for ships, farm tractors, bulldozers and other diesel engine powered equipment. The shop includes an assortment of engines and transmissions.
• Tractor-Trailer Truck Driving - The program offers small classes.
• Ford Maintenance and Light Repair Program - The program is in alliance with the Ford Motor Company. Students are provided training for universal standards of NATEF-ASE. Students are taught the skills required for entry-level jobs as repair technicians and pit-crew staff on the racing circuits.

Learning Options

• Full-time attendance
• Tractor-Trailer Truck Driving completed in 8 weeks
• Classroom teaching and laboratory training
• Institute reports state-of-the-art tools and equipment

Faculty

The instructors have practical experience in the fields they're teaching. Hands-on learning is emphasized.

Student Life

Student housing is available. All students attend full-time. Approximately 80% of the students are in-state residents.

Admissions and Financial Aid

Student loans are available. Federal, state, local and institutional grants are provided to qualified students. A high school diploma or equivalent diploma is required for degree programs.