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We're starting to reintroduce hands-on labs to help our students complete their education at UTI and MMI. Have questions we didn't answer below? Email our Student Services team at campus_support@uti.edu.
Technicians need to be good with their hands and technologically savvy. That's why UTI offers blended learning that includes both instructor-led online training as well as hands-on training in our labs.
Many employers require that technicians participate in continued learning, particularly when it comes to the latest technology introduced by manufacturers. Much of that training happens online.
Our online curriculum allows students to utilize similar technology that will help them prepare for their careers.
We continue to prioritize the health and well-being of our students, employees and campus communities. Some of the steps we're taking to lower the risk of spreading the novel coronavirus in our labs include:
In order to get caught up getting caught up with lab requirements it’s necessary for students to continue their coursework online.
Instructors will be available to support students on campus. They will also hold virtual office hours and review sessions to help with online courses.
Courses will be graded upon completion of all necessary course tasks (tests, quizzes, IOLs, labs, etc.).
Attendance for courses taken online have already been recorded. Students were given full day credit for completed attendance assignments, and .docked a full day’s attendance for attendance assignments that were not completed.
Students can retake any course they attended online at no cost. Students should contact the Student Services department to discuss course retakes.
Student Services support will be conducted over the phone rather than in person. You can find their contact information here.
Students can contact their housing provider with any questions. Please visit our housing page for more information.
Yes. For many students, their graduation dates have already been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Students must complete all the necessary hands-on and testing requirements for each course in their program in order to graduate.
The health and safety of our students is our top priority. If you do not feel comfortable returning to campus once you've been notified that it's been re-open, please contact our Student Services team.
The maximum amount of time a student can be on LOA is 180 days within a 12-month period based on guidelines from the Department of Education as well ACCSC. If a student exceeds 180 days, they will be withdrawn from their training program.
The Student Services team will proactively reach out to students that may be close to 180 days on LOA to discuss their options.
Students must be eligible to receive Title IV Funding to receive Care Grant Funds. We will send out more information to eligible students in the near future.
Please contact your campus Student Services team to discuss specific questions regarding VA benefits.
Students will receive specific information about their Snap-On voucher as they approach their graduation date.