If you like working on the engines of cars and trucks, then a career in Automotive Technology is worth exploring. Automotive mechanics use high-tech skills to inspect, maintain, and repair automobiles.

Instruction features state-of-the-art labs where students learn how to diagnose and repair vehicles using advanced diagnostic tools and equipment. Upon completion of the program, students are prepared to take ASE exams and become certified technicians.

Employment opportunities include auto dealers, independent repair shops, auto and truck leasing facilities, government motor pool agencies, parts sales and other auto related service businesses.

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Program Cost Estimate - 2015/16

Automotive Technology 2 Year Degree

Resident Tuition and student fees - $11,118
Differential Fees - $2,467
Other Course/Program Costs - $720
Tools - $1,500
Books and supplies - $1,300
Total - $17,105

Automotive Technology 2 Year Certificate

Resident Tuition and student fees - $9,944
Differential Fees - $2,431
Books, supplies, program Costs - $3,175
Total - $15,550

Costs are based on resident tuition. Consult Lane's website for updated tuition and fees. International students should seek advice with the international office at Lane Community College for program costs.

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What's the Automotive Technology program at Lane like?
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