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MCC-Longview's automotive training programs are accredited by the ASE Education Foundation at the Master Automotive Service Technology (MAST) level. Our instructors are ASE Master Certified Technicians. You won't find better automotive technology training anywhere!
Our testing equipment is state of the art. Our facility is bright, spacious and stocked with tools, equipment and components. We keep a fleet of more than 40 late-model cars for students to train on. Our reputation is solid: area employers know and respect our program. They come to us for the best entry-level technicians.
Important: MCC recently updated the AUTO course designator some automotive courses to CLSN. Please refer to the Automotive Collision Course Crosswalk (PDF) to determine the name of the new CLSN course that will fulfill the AUTO requirement on your degree plan.
The Ford ASSET (Automotive Student Service Educational Training) program is designed for students who are interested in beginning their career path at a Ford or Lincoln dealership. Learn more about the Ford ASSET program.
The General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program (ASEP) is designed for students who are interested in beginning their career path at a General Motors dealership or an AC-Delco TSS service center. Learn more about the GM/ASEP program.
Collision Repair is a new program at MCC. It is designed for students who are interested in entering this high demand field that earns above average salaries in the industry. Learn more about the Collision Repair degree and certificate options.
High school students can take auto classes at MCC to complete their degree early. High school juniors across the Kansas City area can launch their automotive career early at MCC-Longview. At the two-year Early College Academy you earn credits in one to two auto classes each semester. Learn more about the Early College Academy Automotive program
Students who wish to enroll in classes which count toward the general automotive or collision repair programs or ASE test preparation should follow the steps shown below:
Entry into either the GM ASEP or Ford ASSET programs require additional steps before a student is approved. If a student is applying to GM or Ford, add these steps:
MCC is an affordable college plus there are many options for financial assistance. Estimate your cost using our calculator. Then explore the many financial aid choices - grants, loans, scholarships, veterans benefits, and more - to help fund your education. View program cost breakdown by semester (PDF).
Explore the many financial aid choices - grants, loans, program scholarships, veterans benefits, and more - to help fund your education.
Effective Fall 2023, students residing in Johnson, Leavenworth, Linn, Miami, and Wyandotte counties in Kansas qualify for the Metro Rate. Learn more about the MCC Metro Rate.
The MCC automotive program is accredited by ASE Education Foundation.
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