Ferris State > College Bachelor's Degree Automotive Engineering Technology
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The Automotive Engineering Technology B.S. degree AET program is a third- and fourth-year
Automotive Engineering Technology bachelor's degree program that concentrates on Automotive
Engineering Technology skills required by the automotive industry. Automotive Engineering
Technology B.S. degree students receive hands-on laboratory experience in Automotive
Engineering Technology processes, mechanical testing, metallurgy, vehicle emissions
and dynamometer testing. In addition, an on-the-job Automotive Engineering Technology
internship is an important part of this Automotive Engineering Technology degree program.
AET is an instructional Automotive Engineering Technology program that prepares students
to apply basic Automotive Engineering Technology principles and technical skills in
support of automotive engineers and other automotive professionals engaged in developing,
manufacturing and testing self-propelled ground vehicles and their systems. Our Automotive
Engineering Technology bachelor degree program includes college course instruction
in vehicular systems technology, automotive design and automotive development testing,
instrument calibration, test equipment operation and maintenance, and report preparation.
Automotive Engineering Technology graduates from our college AET program are among the highest-paid and most sought-after Michigan college graduates of Ferris State University. Because every global automotive manufacturer doing business in America requires Automotive Engineering Technology development with the precise skills offered by this college degree in Automotive Engineering Technology program, many college Automotive Engineering Technology graduates are faced with the difficult decision of choosing from several highly desirable and lucrative Automotive Engineering Technology job offers.
Michigan college students entering the Automotive Engineering Technology Technology program must have completed the two-year associate degree program in Automotive Technology at Ferris State University or have earned an equivalent associate degree in Automotive Engineering Technology from another college, university or accredited educational institution. Automotive Engineering Technology degree students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA in Automotive Engineering Technology courses and a minimum 2.5 GPA overall. They also must be ready for MATH 116.
The Automotive Engineering Technology Technology program at Ferris leads to a bachelor of science degree in Automotive Engineering Technology. Graduation requires a minimum 2.0 GPA overall. BS degree Automotive Engineering Technology students must complete all general education requirements as outlined on the General Education website.
Automotive Engineering Technology Technology (AET) Program
College of Technology
Ferris State University
708 Campus Drive
Big Rapids, Michigan MI (USA) 49307-2281
Phone: (231) 591-2655
About Ferris State University: College classes including our Automotive Engineering Technology Technology (AET)
Program, are taught at all levels by professional teachers, not graduate assistants.
College students at Ferris State University, including our Automotive Engineering
Technology Degree and AET program students, study in more than 170 different college
educational programs - including doctorate degrees, masters degrees, bachelor's degree
in Automotive Engineering Technology and associates degree in Automotive Engineering
Technology programs.
Seven of the Ferris' Michigan colleges are based in Big Rapids, Michigan - Allied
Health Sciences, Arts and Sciences, College of Business, Education and Human Services,
Optometry, Pharmacy and Technology. Ferris' College of Professional and Technological
studies, and Kendall College of Art and Design are based in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
College courses are also offered at several Michigan College campus sites through
the Ferris State University College of Professional and Technological Studies.
Ferris State University offers a wide variety of scholarships and financial aid. A majority of our students receive financial aid assistance. We encourage you to explore this website for more information on available scholarships and financial aid opportunities at Ferris State University. Ferris State provides all enrolled students access to a variety of academic skill-building opportunities that will assist them in their pursuit of academic excellence in a format that accommodates various learning preferences and schedules. At FSU students experience small classes with individual attention in 170 career-oriented majors leading to job placement for our graduates. FSU students also enjoy 220 student organizations for fun in a relaxed, hometown setting in the heart of Michigan's recreation area.
The group presentation, by one of our admissions recruiters, includes information on academic offerings, scholarships, housing, student life, and costs. A question and answer period follows the presentation and includes a few surprises! Lunch is provided at one of our well known dining facilities on campus. After lunch, guests may take part in a walking tour of campus led by one of our exceptional student guides. The walking tour takes approximately 1 hour.
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