Auto Statewide Student App - University Center, Michigan

[Pages:2]MLR Statewide Program Student Articulation Application

Michigan Department of Education1 & Delta College Maintenance Light Repair (MLR) Level 12 School Years 2017?2018 through 2020?2021

For Office Use Only

_ID#_____________________________ Student Type ______ Program ______

Student's Full Name (Print Clearly in Black or Blue Ink)

CTE Instructor Name (Print Clearly)

Address, City, State and Zip

CTE Instructor Signature

Phone

/ /

Date Student Completed Program

ASE Master Certified License Number CTE High School Institution Name

For Office Use Only

High School Graduation Year

/ /

Birth date

Date Articulation Office Received Application

Date Application Expires

(September, 2 years after program is completed)

Complete teacher and student information above. Check only the appropriate course(s) to be articulated in the table below.

State of Michigan

NATEF2 MLR Level 1 Automotive Technician Program

Delta College MLR Level 1 Courses

AUTO 101 Engine Repair (3) AUTO 102 Automatic Transmission (3) AUTO 103 Manual Drive Trains and Axles (2) AUTO 104 Suspension and Steering (3) AUTO 105 Brakes (2) AUTO 106 Electrical/Electronic Systems (4) AUTO 107 Heating and Air Conditioning (2) AUTO 108 Engine Performance (3) AUTO 110* MLR Internship (80 hours) (1) AUTO 149** MLR Capstone (ASE G1 Test) (1)

CTE Instructor Approval

See Below*

See Below**

Delta Approval

* AUTO 110 MLR Internship The AUTO 110 Verification Form (MLR Internship Form) needs to be completed and submitted to receive credit for Maintenance Light Repair Internship. Request a copy through email if needed, at artic@delta.edu

** AUTO 149 MLR Capstone (ASE G1-Test)

A copy of the ASE Testing Certification needs to be submitted to receive articulation credit for AUTO 149. Note: The ASE GS-1 student test provided by many high schools is not equivalent to completing the ASE G1 Certification Test.

See page 2 for Conditions of Agreement for Student and Instructions to submit Articulation paperwork.

1 Michigan Department of Education ? Office of Career and Technical Education (MDE ? OCTE)

2 National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) State Certified

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MLR Statewide Program Student Articulation Application

Conditions of Agreement for Student

1. All articulating students shall meet and maintain Delta entrance requirements. 2. Articulated credit will be granted at the discretion of the CTE Instructor (High School Teacher) for any Delta

AUTO course(s) listed on this application upon successful completion of the equivalent NATEF course at any MDE-OCTE (High School) institution with the NATEF MLR Level 1 Automotive Technician Program. Successful completion is validated by achieving a minimum grade of "2.0" in the course. The High School Teacher should feel confident that the student can successfully complete subsequent coursework at Delta. 3. Students may articulate up to the 24 credits (540 hours of class and lab time; the 80 hour Internship; and ASE G1 Testing) which is required in MLR Level 1 at Delta. Articulated courses will appear on the student's Delta transcript by course code and credit hours. No grades will be recorded. Articulated courses can be viewed on student's transcript through their Portal in Student Self-Service. 4. Any unfinished MLR Level 1 coursework can be completed at Delta. Visit the Counseling & Advising Center for more information. 5. Tuition and fees will not be charged for articulated courses under this agreement. 6. The student must have taken their last Auto course from the High School with a NATEF Automotive Technician Program no more than 27 months prior to enrollment at Delta to receive articulated credit. After 27 months the articulated credit will expire and not be available for articulation. 7. Only one MLR Statewide Student Articulation Application (MLR Application) should be submitted per student after their highest level of the High School NATEF Automotive Technician Program is completed.

Procedure to Articulate Some or All 24 Credits of the MLR Level 1 Program

1. The student or teacher should go to the Delta Articulation website (delta.edu/artic: scroll to Statewide Agreements...) and download the MLR Application and the MLR Internship Form, if Internship requirements have been met. You may also email the Articulation office for forms at artic@delta.edu

2. For the Internship, the student completes the student information on the MLR Internship Form and has the Supervisor of the Intern Facility to complete details on the intern and then the student takes the form to the High School Teacher to complete and process with the MLR Application.

3. On the MLR Application, the student completes the student information and then submits it to the High School Teacher to indicate which courses that the student has earned articulation credit prior to submitting the necessary documentation.

4. All paperwork must be submitted by the High School Teacher to be accepted. a. Completed MLR Application form b. Completed MLR Internship form if the Internship has been completed. (80 hours) c. Copy of the ASE Certification Testing - Note: The ASE GS-1 student test provided by many high schools is NOT equivalent to completing the ASE G1 Certification Test.

5. Options to submit paperwork a. USPS mail in an official envelope from the High School sent to: Delta College, Registrar-Articulation 1961 Delta Road, University Center, MI 48710 b. Faxed from the High School's official fax number to the Delta College Registrar-Articulation: 989-6672221 c. Email directly from the High Teacher's official high school email address to: artic@delta.edu

Revised 3/1/2021

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