I went to wyotech and I learned alot. It really depense what u want from what I've heard uti focuses on makes and wyotech focuses on all cars in general. I'm currently going to Penn foster which is a big online school and I actually get a diploma unlike wyotech were u only get a certificate. And thru Penn foster u also get a 50% discount with snap on and it's only cost $700 for your complete course, u get online support and can call to talk to automotive techs. and Penn foster let's u do small monthly pymts. But u won't get as much hands on experince as u do at wyotech.... But from my experince with wyotech we mostly learn out of the book. We hardly did hands onwhy is wyotech better..... just wondering i have there info too
this is exactly what came to mind for me.Urinary tract infections are never a good thing. Take some AZO and drink a lot of Canberry juice and that shit should clear up in no time.
Yea those Snap ons would come in handy, and when I took my campus tour some students had an ITR on dyno, I was just thinking yea this would be pretty tight.uti has a min of 50% lab work aka hands on and they give grads a $1000 certificate to snap on and a 55% discount at snap on. also they have a power and performance part of the training where you pick an import or hotrod and mod/tune the shit out of it..... and they also have manufacturer specific training. And its not too for from where i live although i still need to move there.....
Bro you speak the truth, even tho CC is cheaper I know for sure I would have an awfull time and that UTI is better, but damnnnnn 25K is alot but usually the better route is more pricey. Fixing rust with bondo is cheaper but it will come back to bite you in the ass. Going to CC would be cheaper, but god I will hate every moment of it lol.Think about it this way... Do you think you will make more money working at a BMW Dealership and specifically working on BMW's or do you think you will work on most makes / models at a backyard ASE certified shop? I think working on specific cars will bring in more money. I hear that the local BMW mechanic "kid" came from UTI and is one of the best in CA.
Also, you can always go back to UTI and Re-train.
Make fun of UTI all of you people want, but if I wanted to be a dealership technician, I'd rather work on a specific make.
Think about it like sports. Will you be professional football player if you play soccer, tennis, ping-pong, etc...?