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We team with manufacturers of more than 30 leading transportation brands so students learn on state-of-the-industry vehicles and technology, and graduate with the knowledge and skills employers want. Manufacturers also have assisted UTI in creating welding and computer numerical control (CNC) machining training programs.
As a parent, you may have questions about the admissions process at UTI. Your Admissions Representative will review everything in detail with you, but below is some general information.
The admissions process is a little unconventional at UTI. We want to make sure that we are the right fit for your child and that he or she is the right fit for the industry. Once your son or daughter has expressed interest in attending UTI, your Admissions Representative will set up an in-home Interview for the family to discuss what the industry is like and the types of jobs it can offer,6 the programs available at UTI, the expectations as a student, and tuition and financial aid.10 At the end of the interview, the family will have the opportunity to complete the enrollment application.
Although the application may be finished and the required documents submitted, there are still other steps to complete before your child starts at one of our tech schools. Your Admissions Representative will review the new student checklist with you during the in-home interview and provide you with deadlines to complete the remaining items. Examples include completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), saving money for relocation and housing (if needed), and finding employment for your child when he or she is in school. It’s important to stay involved in this process to ensure everything is completed before your child’s start date.
At UTI, we understand the valuable role parents have in their child’s education. Our research has shown that the more involved and supportive the parents are, the more likely their child will be successful in school. Here are some ways you can help your child prepare for school.
We have Local Employment Specialists available at each campus to help our students succeed while they’re in school and after graduation. And we have a centralized team that specializes in sourcing graduate jobs and building national relationships with dealers, distributors and other large employers across the country.While our services also include résumé help and interview skills, you can support your child in a number of ways:
We want to make the financial aid process as smooth as possible. We offer a complimentary Financial Aid Service Center to help you and your family complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The process takes less than an hour to complete. To prepare, you can do the following:
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