Automotive Technology (Certificate)

Program Information

The Automotive Technology program at MCC-Longview offers degrees and certificates in various areas including Mechanical Emphasis, Automotive Service, Maintenance, and Light Repair, and Automotive Technology. The program is accredited by the ASE Education Foundation at the Master Automotive Service Technology (MAST) level.

Courses

Course descriptions for the Automotive Technology program are available. The program includes specialized courses such as Collision Repair, Ford ASSET, GM/ASEP, Honda PACT, and Medium and Heavy Duty Diesel Truck.

Pathways

Navigate your path through the Automotive Technology program. The Early College Academy allows high school juniors to earn credits in auto classes early, leading to a degree completion. For more details, refer to the MCC Automotive Technology Program Handbook.

Careers

Average outlook for Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics in the Kansas City area is 2 to 4% from 2022-32 according to O*Net Online. The program prepares students for careers in automotive repair and maintenance, collision repair, and medium and heavy duty diesel truck operations.

Tuition and Fees

MCC is an affordable college with multiple financial aid options. Estimate your costs using the provided calculator and explore grants, loans, scholarships, and veterans benefits to help fund your education. For more details on tuition and fees, visit the program cost breakdown by semester (PDF).

Accreditation and Transfer

The MCC automotive program is accredited by the ASE Education Foundation. For transfer information, please consult an advisor. Specific transfer agreements with four-year colleges and universities are available upon request.