If you've always had an interest in repairing cars and trucks, it is time to get the credentials you need to become an automotive service technician. Your enrollment in one of Lansing Community College's automotive areas of study will prepare you for a career that will last a lifetime. Explore the training options available in our Automotive Technologies program and the exciting careers to which they lead.
Lansing Community College's Automotive Technology program is accredited by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation.
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Degrees and Certificates Offered
Automotive Technologies, AAS
Overview
There is a need for highly skilled automotive technicians because automobiles are more complex than ever, and are being kept for a record-breaking length of time. This Associate Degree will give students the training needed to diagnose, repair, and maintain the automobiles of today, as well as the automobiles of tomorrow. Students explore various aspects of modern automobile theory and operation, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance for all major systems of the vehicle. Students will be trained with the newest and latest tools and equipment in a realistic hands-on laboratory environment. Approximately 70% of the instruction is hands-on laboratory time, and all lab and lectures feature class sizes of less than 16 students to provide generous personal interaction with your instructors. All instructors are ASE certified, and bring their extensive years of experience working within the automotive repair industry to the classroom. All students have the opportunity to take State of Michigan as well as the nationally recognized ASE tests throughout this program to become a certified automotive technician. To assist students with their career goals, LCC Automotive covers the cost of State and ASE tests as well as the cost of most of their automotive textbooks. Select general education courses compliment this degree. The Automotive Technology Program is a National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Certified Training Program, evaluated by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). The Automotive Program is a Snap-On Diagnostics Training Center and a member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC). Not all courses in this program transfer to all colleges. Students planning to transfer should see an academic advisor before enrolling in any course. Students completing this curriculum may also be eligible to apply for multiple certificates in Automotive Technologies.
PROGRAM DETAILS
Admissions Requirements
LCC is an open enrollment college serving all those who are excited to learn. Applicants seeking financial aid must possess a high school diploma or GED.
Career Information
The occupations listed below may require education beyond an Associate Degree. Please see Career Coach for specific career requirements.
*Please note that data shared on this page is provided by Lightcast are estimates only, may require education beyond the certificate or associate degree granted by LCC, and are no guarantee of employment. LCC advises that you rely on your own due diligence in choosing a field of study.
Transferability
General education requirements may differ from one institution to another. Contact your preferred institutions and plan their general education requirements accordingly with an LCC advisor.
Automotive Technologies, CA
Overview
There is a need for highly skilled automotive technicians because automobiles are more complex than ever, and are being kept for a record-breaking length of time. This Certificate will give students the training needed to diagnose, repair, and maintain the automobiles of today, as well as the automobiles of tomorrow. Certificate holders may improve their employment opportunities for advancement in this or a related area. Students explore various aspects of modern automobile theory and operation, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance for all major systems of the vehicle. Students will be trained with the newest and latest tools and equipment in a realistic hands-on laboratory environment. Approximately 70% of the instruction is hands-on laboratory time, and all lab and lectures feature class sizes of less than 16 students to provide generous personal interaction with your instructors. All instructors are ASE certified, and bring their extensive years of experience working within the automotive repair industry to the classroom. All students have the opportunity to take State of Michigan as well as the nationally recognized ASE tests throughout this program to become a certified automotive technician. To assist students with their career goals, LCC Automotive covers the cost of State and ASE tests as well as the cost of most of their automotive textbooks. The Automotive Technology Program is a National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Certified Training Program, evaluated by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). The Automotive Program is a Snap-On Diagnostics Training Center and a member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC). Not all courses in this program transfer to all colleges. Students planning to transfer should see an academic advisor before enrolling in any course.
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PROGRAM DETAILS
Admissions Requirements
LCC is an open enrollment college serving all those who are excited to learn. Applicants seeking financial aid must possess a high school diploma or GED.
Career Information
The occupations listed below may require education beyond an Associate Degree. Please see Career Coach for specific career requirements.
*Please note that data shared on this page is provided by Lightcast are estimates only, may require education beyond the certificate or associate degree granted by LCC, and are no guarantee of employment. LCC advises that you rely on your own due diligence in choosing a field of study.
Automotive Technology: Advanced Electric Drive/Alternative Fuels, CA
Overview
There is a need for highly skilled automotive technicians because automobiles are more complex than ever, and are being kept for a record-breaking length of time. This Advanced Electric Drive-Alternative Fuels Certificate will give students the training needed to diagnose, repair, and maintain the automobiles of today, as well as the automobiles of tomorrow. Certificate holders may improve their employment opportunities for advancement in this or a related area. Students will study theory and operation, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of modern automobile hybrid/electric vehicles, and alternative fueled vehicles. Students will be trained with the newest and latest tools and equipment in a realistic hands-on laboratory environment. Approximately 70% of the instruction is hands-on laboratory time, and all lab and lectures feature class sizes of less than 16 students to provide generous personal interaction with your instructors. All instructors are ASE certified, and bring their extensive years of experience working within the automotive repair industry to the classroom. All students have the opportunity throughout this program to take State of Michigan as well as the nationally recognized ASE tests to become a certified automotive technician. To assist students with their career goals, LCC Automotive covers the cost of State and ASE tests for these specialty areas. Most automotive textbooks are provided as part of this Certificate. The Automotive Technology Program is a National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Certified Training Program, evaluated by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). The Automotive Program is a Snap-On Diagnostics Training Center and a member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC). Not all courses in this program transfer to all colleges. Students planning to transfer should see an academic advisor before enrolling in any course.
PDF FileDownload Curriculum PDF
PROGRAM DETAILS
Admissions Requirements
LCC is an open enrollment college serving all those who are excited to learn. Applicants seeking financial aid must possess a high school diploma or GED.
Career Information
The occupations listed below may require education beyond an Associate Degree. Please see Career Coach for specific career requirements.
*Please note that data shared on this page is provided by Lightcast are estimates only, may require education beyond the certificate or associate degree granted by LCC, and are no guarantee of employment. LCC advises that you rely on your own due diligence in choosing a field of study.
Automotive Technology: Brakes and Suspension Systems Specialist, CC
Overview
There is a need for highly skilled automotive technicians because automobiles are more complex than ever, and are being kept for a record-breaking length of time. This Brakes and Suspension Certificate will give students the training needed to diagnose, repair, and maintain the automobiles of today, as well as the automobiles of tomorrow. Certificate holders may improve their employment opportunities for advancement in this or a related area. Students will study theory and operation, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of modern automobile Brakes/ABS and Suspension systems. Students will be trained with the newest and latest tools and equipment in a realistic hands-on laboratory environment. Approximately 70% of the instruction is hands-on laboratory time, and all lab and lectures feature class sizes of less than 16 students to provide generous personal interaction with your instructors. All instructors are ASE certified, and bring their extensive years of experience working within the automotive repair industry to the classroom. Students have the opportunity throughout this program to take State of Michigan as well as the nationally recognized ASE tests to become a certified automotive technician. To assist students with their career goals, LCC Automotive covers the cost of State and ASE tests for these specialty areas. Most automotive textbooks are provided as part of this Certificate. The Automotive Technology Program is a National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Certified Training Program, evaluated by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). The Automotive Program is a Snap-On Diagnostics Training Center and a member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC). Not all courses in this program transfer to all colleges. Students planning to transfer should see an academic advisor before enrolling in any course.
PROGRAM DETAILS
Admissions Requirements
LCC is an open enrollment college serving all those who are excited to learn. Applicants seeking financial aid must possess a high school diploma or GED.
Career Information
The occupations listed below may require education beyond an Associate Degree. Please see Career Coach for specific career requirements.
*Please note that data shared on this page is provided by Lightcast are estimates only, may require education beyond the certificate or associate degree granted by LCC, and are no guarantee of employment. LCC advises that you rely on your own due diligence in choosing a field of study.
Automotive Technology: Electrical and HVAC Diagnostic Specialist, CC
Overview
There is a need for highly skilled automotive technicians because automobiles are more complex than ever, and are being kept for a record-breaking length of time. This Electrical and HVAC certificate will give students the training needed to diagnose, repair, and maintain the automobiles of today, as well as the automobiles of tomorrow. Certificate holders may improve their employment opportunities for advancement in this or a related area. Students will study theory and operation, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of modern automobile electrical and heat/air conditioning systems. Students will be trained with the newest and latest tools and equipment in a realistic hands-on laboratory environment. Approximately 70% of the instruction is hands-on laboratory time, and all lab and lectures feature class sizes of less than 16 students to provide generous personal interaction with your instructors. All instructors are ASE certified, and bring their extensive years of experience working within the automotive repair industry to the classroom. All students have the opportunity throughout this program to take State of Michigan as well as the nationally recognized ASE tests to become a certified automotive technician. To assist students with their career goals, LCC Automotive covers the cost of State and ASE tests for these specialty areas. Most automotive textbooks are provided as part of this Certificate. The Automotive Technology Program is a National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Certified Training Program, evaluated by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). The Automotive Program is a Snap-On Diagnostics Training Center and a member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC). Not all courses in this program transfer to all colleges. Students planning to transfer should see an academic advisor before enrolling in any course.
PDF FileDownload Curriculum PDF
PROGRAM DETAILS
Admissions Requirements
LCC is an open enrollment college serving all those who are excited to learn. Applicants seeking financial aid must possess a high school diploma or GED.
Career Information
The occupations listed below may require education beyond an Associate Degree. Please see Career Coach for specific career requirements.
*Please note that data shared on this page is provided by Lightcast are estimates only, may require education beyond the certificate or associate degree granted by LCC, and are no guarantee of employment. LCC advises that you rely on your own due diligence in choosing a field of study.
Automotive Technology: Engine and Transmission Overhaul Specialist, CC
Overview
There is a need for highly skilled automotive technicians because automobiles are more complex than ever, and are being kept for a record-breaking length of time. This Engine and Transmission Certificate will give students the training needed to diagnose, repair, and maintain the automobiles of today, as well as the automobiles of tomorrow. Certificate holders may improve their employment opportunities for advancement in this or a related area. Students will study theory and operation, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of modern automobile Engines, Transmissions, and Drivelines. Students will be trained with the newest and latest tools and equipment in a realistic hands-on laboratory environment. Approximately 70% of the instruction is hands-on laboratory time, and all lab and lectures feature class sizes of less than 16 students to provide generous personal interaction with your instructors. All instructors are ASE certified, and bring their extensive years of experience working within the automotive repair industry to the classroom. All students have the opportunity throughout this program to take State of Michigan as well as the nationally recognized ASE tests to become a certified automotive technician. To assist students with their career goals, LCC Automotive covers the cost of State and ASE tests for these specialty areas. Most automotive textbooks are provided as part of this Certificate. The Automotive Technology Program is a National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Certified Training Program, evaluated by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). The Automotive Program is a Snap-On Diagnostics Training Center and a member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC). Not all courses in this program transfer to all colleges. Students planning to transfer should see an academic advisor before enrolling in any course.
PDF FileDownload Curriculum PDF
PROGRAM DETAILS
Admissions Requirements
LCC is an open enrollment college serving all those who are excited to learn. Applicants seeking financial aid must possess a high school diploma or GED.
Career Information
The occupations listed below may require education beyond an Associate Degree. Please see Career Coach for specific career requirements.
*Please note that data shared on this page is provided by Lightcast are estimates only, may require education beyond the certificate or associate degree granted by LCC, and are no guarantee of employment. LCC advises that you rely on your own due diligence in choosing a field of study.
Automotive Technology: Engine Performance and Drivability Specialist, CC
Overview
There is a need for highly skilled automotive technicians because automobiles are more complex than ever, and are being kept for a record-breaking length of time. This Engine Performance and Drivability Certificate will give students the training needed to diagnose, repair, and maintain the automobiles of today, as well as the automobiles of tomorrow. Certificate holders may improve their employment opportunities for advancement in this or a related area. Students will study the theory and operation, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance within the automobile drivability and engine performance specialty areas. Students will be trained with the newest and latest tools and equipment in a realistic hands-on laboratory environment. Approximately 70% of the instruction is hands-on laboratory time, and all lab and lectures feature class sizes of less than 16 students to provide generous personal interaction with your instructors. All instructors are ASE certified, and bring their extensive years of experience working within the automotive repair industry to the classroom. All students have the opportunity to take State of Michigan as well as the nationally recognized ASE tests throughout this program to become a certified automotive technician. To assist students with their career goals, LCC Automotive covers the cost of State and ASE tests for these specialty areas. Most automotive textbooks are provided as part of this Certificate. The Automotive Technology Program is a National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Certified Training Program, evaluated by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). The Automotive Program is a Snap-On Diagnostics Training Center and a member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC). Not all courses in this program transfer to all colleges. Students planning to transfer should see an academic advisor before enrolling in any course.
PDF FileDownload Curriculum PDF
PROGRAM DETAILS
Admissions Requirements
LCC is an open enrollment college serving all those who are excited to learn. Applicants seeking financial aid must possess a high school diploma or GED.
Career Information
The occupations listed below may require education beyond an Associate Degree. Please see Career Coach for specific career requirements.
*Please note that data shared on this page is provided by Lightcast are estimates only, may require education beyond the certificate or associate degree granted by LCC, and are no guarantee of employment. LCC advises that you rely on your own due diligence in choosing a field of study.
Contact Us
Automotive Technologies
Transportation Maintenance Technologies
Technical Careers Division
West Campus, Room M103
517-483-5338