Bachelor of Science in Automotive Technology
Montana State University, Northern

Qualification:   Bachelor's degree

Awarding body:   Montana State University, Northern

Department name:   College of Technical Sciences

Program modules:   The modules include ATDI 134 Auto/Diesel Electrical/Electronic Systems I, ATDI 220 Automotive Diesel and Hybrid Vehicles, ATDI 257 Automatics, ATDI 264 Auto/Diesel Electrical/Electronic Systems II, ATDI 265 Heating and Air Conditioning, ATDI 383 Alternative Automotive Power Systems, ATDI 384 Auto/Diesel Electrical/Electronic Systems III, ATDI 400 Shop Procedures, AUTO 115 Introduction to Automotive Service, AUTO 117 Automotive Manual Power Trains, AUTO 119 Automotive Braking Systems, AUTO 120 Automotive Steering and Suspension, AUTO 128 Engines, AUTO 151 Diagnosis and Tune Up, AUTO 210 ASE Certification I, AUTO 211 ASE Certification II, AUTO 251 Computerized Engine Control Systems, AUTO 355 Automotive Service Operations, AUTO 408 Current Trends in Mobility Technology, AUTO 450 Dynamometer Testing/Computer System Data Analysis.

Admission requirements:   The admission standards requirements are as follows: enhanced ACT composite score of 20 or higher, or SAT combined verbal and math standard score of 1440 or higher, or high school grade point average of 2.50, or higher or rank in the upper half of the student's graduating class. International students should have an official TOEFL score report of a 475 (153 CBT) for undergraduate, 500 (173CBT) for graduate admission or successful completion of an English as a Second Language Program.

Montana State University, Northern is a public institution founded in 1929. The main campus is at Havre, Montana, and branch educational centers are at Great Falls and Lewistown, Montana. The university offers programs at the associate, baccalaureate and masters levels. Degree programs range from teacher education to engineering technology, emphasizing both technology and liberal arts education. Programs are offered in the disciplines of business, nursing, engineering and mechanical technology, teacher education, natural sciences and humanities. Graduate programs are offered in the fields of Counselor Education and Learning Development.

Location: West

Year founded: 1929

Type of setting: Rural (in the countryside/small town)

Size of institution: Small (less than 3000 students)

Religious affiliation: No information available

Financial Aid offered: Yes

Application fee details: $30

Average ACT score: 20

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