ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS

Articulation with High Schools
Successful high school automotive students may receive college credit for some of the course work they have completed in high school.

An articulation agreement is an agreement between the college and the high school/vocational program, saying that basic competencies have been meet while at the high school program level. If the instructor at the high school program will sign off on a skills sheet for the student, that student will not have to take the 105 Related Automotive Technical class.

High School/Vocational Programs that Allegany College of Maryland Automotive Technology Program has an articulation Agreement:

• Bedford-Everett Area Vocational-Technical School
• Northern Bedford County High School
• Somerset County Area Vocational-Technical School
• Northern High School
• Southern High School
• Center for Career and Technical Education
• Mineral County Area Vocational-Technical School
• South Branch Career and Technical Center
• Greater Johnstown Career and Technical Center
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center

Articulation with other Colleges

An articulation agreement has been made with Pennsylvania College of Technology that allows Allegany College of Maryland Automotive Technology Degree graduates to transfer to 45 automotive credits and other General Education classes and then work toward a Bachelors Degree in Automotive Management.

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For more information, please contact the following:


Dennis McKenzie
Director of Automotive Technology
301 784-5150
dmckenzie@allegany.edu