WyoTech?
5.0VIPERMAN
02-11-2003, 01:32 PM
Has anyone here gone to WyoTech? I am a senior in high school and cars are my passion. I was looking at WyoTech but I've heard mixed reviews on it. Any input would be much appreciated. Also does anyone know of any good schools like WyoTech that I could take a look at?:confused:
72DEMOLITION
02-14-2003, 05:58 PM
LOOK AT RIDGEWATER COLLEGE I AM GOING THERE NOW FOR AUTO TECH DEGREE THE WAY I HEARD IT THEYRE RANKED 3RD IN THE NATION. I LIKE IT A LOT THOUGH. LET ME KNOW IF YOU HEAR ANYTHING COOL ABOUT WYO I WAS THINKING ABOUT GOING THERE FOR COLLISION REPAIR WHEN IM DONE WITH AUTO TECH THEN I'D GET INTO BUILDING MUSCLE CARS AND RODS
911GT2
02-14-2003, 10:30 PM
Look into some trade schools and post in some areas with a little more action.
If you want to specialize, places liek UTI, MMI and Wyotech would be great. Just get opinions first!
If you want to specialize, places liek UTI, MMI and Wyotech would be great. Just get opinions first!
bowtiebandit
02-22-2003, 07:45 AM
Also depends on if you are going brand specific? GM has whats known as the ASEP program, I know Honda and BMW also have their own. I have 2 apprentices that work for me 1 is an ASEP student and the other is a Lincoln Tech student. MY ASEP student knows alot more about GM then the other and will leave with an AA degree and the other will graduate with a certificate and be a little more famaliar with all makes but personally I like the ASEP program.
We had one Tech that graduated from UTI and was one of the smartest
"green" techs that I had ever seen. BUt no matter what school you go to it's what you put in to the program that counts.
Wish you the best!
We had one Tech that graduated from UTI and was one of the smartest
"green" techs that I had ever seen. BUt no matter what school you go to it's what you put in to the program that counts.
Wish you the best!
batmanlee
12-07-2004, 03:04 PM
I too have decided to enroll into Wyotech and wonder if it is a that it is cracked up to be. Should I just go and get experience or should I go to school and then get experience? As of right now I am pretty illiterate in terms of car mechanics however intellegent enough to read a book about it.
sierrap615
12-08-2004, 12:25 AM
i'm attending UTI right now, it all depends on how much time you have, i can always tell who has a full time job or not by whos sleeping in class, but sometimes, you need the money, for a beginner i would suggest looking into a semi-hands-on job while going to school, like working at a parts store or as a porter at a dealership, then move up as you feel ready
batmanlee
12-08-2004, 10:42 AM
In terms of "while going to school" are you saying while going to Wyotech?
I do not plan to work full time if I was to attend that school, because I think it would be a great distraction. I was hoping I can work it out to not work at all. I am still young and live with my parents. (Highschool Senoir)
Wyotech lets a window of oppertunity to open but sadly in life nothing is garenteed. I have to make a decision by thursday, 12-9-04, so I am still really stressing out over it.
I do not plan to work full time if I was to attend that school, because I think it would be a great distraction. I was hoping I can work it out to not work at all. I am still young and live with my parents. (Highschool Senoir)
Wyotech lets a window of oppertunity to open but sadly in life nothing is garenteed. I have to make a decision by thursday, 12-9-04, so I am still really stressing out over it.
DKXNYII25
12-08-2004, 09:36 PM
im the same as you, IM A senior too, i got love for cars. im planing on goin to UTI in PA... dey help u with almost anythin....n u can go bak for sum free lessons... i think its a great skoo.. u can hang out wit ppl who is jus like u...
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