• Bay Auto Body Association
• National Auto Body Congress
• Collision Repair Instructors Network
All NWTC Auto Collision programs are ASE Certi ed to NATEF
(National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation)
Standards. Additionally, all instructional staff in the NWTC
Auto Collision Programs are, at a minimum, Master, ASE
Certi ed Technicians.
• Repair and replace non-structural body panels and parts.
• Re nish non-structural and structural body panels and
parts.
• Diagnose and repair damaged vehicle structural panels and
parts.
• Perform collision repair welding and joining procedures.
• Estimate collision repair costs.
• Diagnose and repair body-related systems.
• Diagnose and repair damaged body-related mechanical
systems.
• Completed application.
• High school transcript or equivalent. (For a list of equivalents,
go to www.nwtc.edu/gettingstarted.)
• High school background in mathematics, science, and
technology education.
• To be admitted to this program, learners must achieve a
prior cumulative high school or college grade point average
of 2.6 or higher OR a satisfactory academic skills assessment
score. College grade point average must be based on 15
credits or more. To learn more about starting this program,
please contact an academic advisor at (920) 498-5444 or
(888) 385-6982.
• Additionally, admittance into the program will require an
interview with the program Academic Advisor or Associate
Dean.
Curriculum
Students following the study plan below will complete
the Auto Collision Repair & Re nishing Technology
associate degree in the number of semesters shown.
FIRST SEMESTER
10-890-101 College 101 1
10-804-134 Mathematical Reasoning 3
10-405-116 Intro to Collision Repair 3
10-405-102 Collision Repair Non Struct 1 2
10-405-103 Collision Repair Non Struct 2 2
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