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Advanced Automotive II
If you take Advanced Automotive II at STEP you may be eligible to receive credit at one of the following Technical or Community Colleges.
| College Course | Course Number | CR | College |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Engine Theory* | MMST 1105 | 2.0 | Hennepin Technical College |
| AND | |||
| Introduction to Electrical Systems* | MMST 1115 | 2.0 | Hennepin Technical College |
| Brakes | AUTO 1131 | 1.0 | Minnesota West Community & Technical College |
| Brakes I | AUTO 1152 | 1.0 | Ridgewater College |
| AND | |||
| Brakes 2 | AUTO 2352 | 1.0 | Ridgewater College |
| Brakes Theory | AMT 1730 | 1.0 | Rochester Community & Technical College |
| Brakes | AST 1613 | 1.0 | South Central College |
| Auto Collision Mechanical I | ABCT 1840 | 1.0 | South Central College |
* This high school to college course agreement requires two or more specific high school courses in order to earn college credit.
Articulated College Credit is NOT transcripted at a college until you attend the college.
In order to receive Technical or Community College credit you must:
- Register for classes at one of the colleges listed on your ACC record that offers the program you are planning to pursue. Bring your downloaded Articulated College Credit (ACC) record from your account, and any supporting materials to the college listed when you register.
- You need to check with the college of your choice for specific criteria in a program or major - not all credits will move into all programs or majors.
- Once you have attended a college listed on your ACC record the ACC will be documented on your transcript.
Agreements: CHSP Marine Motorsport Outdoor Power Technology - Accessory Maintenance (ASE MLR), Automotive Brakes - Regional