Automotive Technology
Klamath Community College
Public · Community college
Training addresses eight ASE subject areas, including brakes, electrical systems, engine performance, transmissions and heating/cooling. Ask which exams and work experience remain after graduation.
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Preparation, time and schedule
Before you apply
Review shop safety, applied mathematics and tool expectations before enrollment.
Your complete timeline
AAS; two-year full-time planning route. Prior credits, prerequisite placement and course availability can change your personal completion date.
Plan around the schedule
Campus-based; confirm the current timetable. Ask for the actual days, start times and required travel from Klamath Falls. Online coursework does not necessarily make laboratories or placements remote.
Application and selection
Use the official Automotive Technology page to review the current entry checklist. Ask whether a separate department application, selection process or cohort start applies before committing to enrollment.
Details checked September 15, 2026. Confirm current requirements with the provider.
Questions to take to an advisor
Which preparation, timetable and complete budget apply to my Automotive Technology plan?
- Which required courses or placements are offered only once per year?
- Can you give me a written estimate covering every required term and practical expense?
- Which employment, transfer or licensing requirements remain after this award?
Published program length is not a personal completion estimate. Transfer credits, prerequisites, selection and course availability can change the timeline.
After the program
Industry certification may require separate examinations and work experience. Compare the training with the vehicles and systems used by local employers.
Cost and outcomes
Published base; complete personal budget still needed
Add program-specific fees, books, tools or supplies, exams, prerequisite study, travel and living expenses to the published base below. Your final cost depends on your course plan and financial aid.
Published tuition or budget base
2026-27 resident rates vary by course: lecture $125.50 per credit, lecture/lab $180.50 and lab $262. Nursing and surgical-technology lecture/clinical rates are $162.50/$415.50 per credit. Use your actual course mix; a single lecture rate cannot price the whole program.
Official tuition and cost information ↗ · Checked September 16, 2026
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Published related-field data; not an exact-program or campus-specific outcome.
Related-field graduate earnings
Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Technologies/Technicians · Associate degree
Klamath Community College. Graduating cohorts: 2016-2020. This published field group (CIP 47.06) can combine several programs and campuses. We selected it as related context; it is not a verified result for this exact program.
- $41,695 median annual earnings 1 year after graduation
Amounts are in 2023 dollars. Census PSEO covers graduates meeting its earnings and employment-attachment rules; it excludes noncompleters and many self-employed or low-attachment workers. These are historical outcomes, not starting-pay estimates or a forecast.
Census PSEO Oregon data, 2026 Q2 (CSV download) ↗
Population, methods and limitations ↗ · Checked September 16, 2026