V.FY16:
Mountainland Applied Technology College Academic Course Catalog
RETHINK EDUCATION
EDUCATION YOU EXPERIENCE
Since 1989
COURSE CATALOG
2015 : 2016
March 2015
MOUNTAINLAND
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
American Fork
Orem
Spanish Fork
Thanksgiving Point
Wasatch
MATC
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
C l ay C hri s tens en, C am p us P res i d ent
I want to take this opportunity
to extend an invitation to
you to enroll in one of the
many exciting courses and
programs at Mountainland
Applied Technology College.
The MATC has a long standing
reputation of excellence in
education and we want you
to be part of the excitement.
We have excellent instructors
that will engage you in the
educational
process, and
several outstanding facilities
that will draw you into the learning environment.
The MATC has a state of the art facility located at Thanksgiving
Point with numerous outstanding offerings that are sure to meet
your occupational goals. The campus in Orem underwent a major
remodel this past year and additional upgrades are scheduled
for this summer. The campus in Spanish Fork provides a strong
educational environment in the south end of Utah Valley and
provides outstanding educational opportunities that lead to
employment. These latest developments have made it possible
to continue offering instruction on the latest equipment by
instructors that are highly respected in education, business, and
industry.
The MATC and our employees are pleased to continue offering
low cost tuition to adults and no tuition to high school students.
The advisory employer committees provide excellent resources
and validation for the curriculum that we teach. The student
services department provides guidance, counseling, and
assistance to those desiring help with job placement or financial
aid. Our facilities department keeps the campuses up and
running and looking attractive, while the finance department
keeps us financially stable. The human resource department
guides us through personnel management, and the technology
department keeps the computers and networks up and running.
At the heart and soul of the school are programs that offer
occupational preparation for upgrading skills, or to start a new
career.
On behalf of the administration, staff and Board of Directors, I
extend an invitation to you to join the educational excitement at
the Mountainland Applied Technology College. Our instructors
and staff will help guide you through one of the best learning
experiences of your life.
Sincerely,
Clay Christensen
Clay Christensen, Campus President
Mountainland Applied Technology College
MOUNTAINLAND
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
American Fork
Orem
Spanish Fork
Thanksgiving Point
Wasatch
MISSION ST AT E ME NT
To improve the quality of life in the Mountainland
community by enhancing the employability of
individuals through market-driven career and
technical education.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Quick MATC Contacts..........................................................................2
MATC Campus Locations.....................................................................3
Academic Calendar..............................................................................4
General Information.............................................................................6
Admissions and Registration Information...........................................14
Academic Policies and Standards......................................................19
Tuition and Fees.................................................................................25
Financial Aid Information....................................................................31
Academic Areas of Study
APPRENTICESHIPS.........................................................38
Electrical Apprenticeship
HVAC Apprenticeship
Plumbing Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship Math
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY................................................42
Business Technology Accounting
Small Business Management
Marketing
Office Administration
Business Technology: Individual courses
COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Information Technology............49
Information Technology: Administrator
Information Technology: Technician
Information Technology: High School Enrollment
Information Technology: Individual Certification Programs
COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Computer Coding......................58
Web Programming and Development
DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY.......................................60
Digital Media Technology I
Digital Media Technology II: Audio/Visual Communications
Digital Media Technology II: Graphic Arts
Digital Media Technology II: Web Design and Development
HEALTH CARE.................................................................64
Dental Front Office Course
Clinical Dental Assistant
Dental Assistant
Medical Assistant (MA)
Medical Billing and Coding
Medical Office Administration
Pharmacy Technician
Phlebotomy Technician
Phlebotomy Technician Refresher course
Surgical Technology (anticipated for Fall 2015)
EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE...........................................73
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT)
EMT - Continuing Medical Education course
Heartsaver CPR/AED Certification course
Heartsaver First Aid Certification course
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification course
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Certification course
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Certification course
ACLS Heartcode course
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NURSING HEALTH CARE ................................................78
Medication Aide Certification
Nurse Assistant (CNA)
Practical Nurse (LPN)
IV Certification Course
MANUFACTURING...........................................................84
Composite Technology, Advanced
Composite Technology, Aerospace
Composite Technology, Basic
Composite Blueprint Reading
Composite Individual Course
Electrical Systems
Machining, CNC
Machine Tool Technology
MANUFACTURING: Welding Technology........................92
Pipe Welding Processes
Welding Technology
Welding Technology: High School Enrollment
Welding Technology: Individual Certification Programs
SERVICE TRADES: Cosmetology.....................................99
Cosmetology
Cosmetology: Advanced Make Up course
Cosmetology: Eyelash Extensions course
Cosmetology: Facial Equipment course
Cosmetology: State Board Review course
Nail Technician
Nail Technician: State Board Review course
SERVICE TRADES: Culinary Arts..................................103
Culinary Arts
Culinary Arts I
Culinary Arts II
Culinary Arts: Artisian Baking course
Culinary Arts: Chef Series courses
Culinary Arts: ServSafe Manager course
TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY................................107
Automotive: Maintenance and Light Repair
Automotive Fundamentals Course
Automotive Engines
Automotive: Vehicle Performance
Automotive: Vehicle Emissions Test Prep Course
Automotive: Vehicle Safety Inspection Course
Diesel Mechanics
Diesel Technician
Light Duty Diesel
Commercial Truck Driving (CDL)
UDOT Flagging Course
This issue of the Mountainland Applied Technology College Course Catalog contains
information about programs of the institution as currently approved by the governing
boards. This catalog is not to be considered a binding contract between Mountainland
Applied Technology College and any student or other institution. MATC reserves the right
to change its policies or course offerings as required by state and/or program and course
requirements needed for completion. Last updated: 4.01.2015
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
QUICK MATC CONTACTS
QUICK MATC CONTACTS
MAIN LINE-ALL CAMPUSES..................................801.753.6282
Apprenticeship Department
Program Director...........................................................................753.4214
Administrative Assistant................................................................753.4212
Bookstore
Spanish Fork Campus..................................................................753.4114
Orem Campus..............................................................................753.4267
Thanksgiving Point Campus.........................................................753.4167
Cosmetology Department / Salon
Cosmetology Salon: Main Line.....................................................753.4247
Spanish Fork Campus..................................................................753.4187
Thanksgiving Point Campus.........................................................753.4169
Financial Aid
Financial Aid Manager..................................................................753.4107
Administrative Assistant...............................................................753.4105
Marketing / Public Relations / Admissions
Director of Marketing....................................................................753.4125
Recruiting and Admissions Officer................................................753.4139
Marketing Communications Coordinator.......................................753.4154
Student Services Office
Spanish Fork Campus..................................................................753.4115
Orem Campus..............................................................................753.4200
Thanksgiving Point Campus.........................................................753.4100
MATC Academic/Attendance Counseling Offices
Thanksgiving Point Campus Counselor........................................753.4109
Orem Campus Counselor.............................................................753.4215
Spanish Fork Campus..................................................................753.4116
Testing Center
Thanksgiving Point Campus.........................................................753.4110
To schedule a testing appointment at the Spanish Fork or Orem Campus please contact
the student services office at the desired campus for times and availability.
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MATC CAMPUS LOCATIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
MATC MAIN CAMPUS
Thanksgiving Point Campus
2301 West Ashton Blvd.
Lehi, UT 84043
Orem Campus
1410 West 1250 South
(Business Park Dr.)
Orem, UT 84058
Spanish Fork Campus
693 West (Del Monte Rd.) 1210 South
Spanish Fork, UT 84660
Wasatch Campus
3111 North College Way
Heber, UT 84032
( just off Highway 40, North of Herber City)
MATC offers programs at several campus sites within the region including the
Main Campus at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, the American Fork Campus, the Orem
Campus, the Spanish Fork Campus, and Wasatch Campus. Programs may also be
held at local high schools in the region. The MATC annual class schedule designates
which campus for each class section. Not every program will be available at all
locations and may change without notice.
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR
MATC ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-16
SUMMER SESSION 2015
SPRING SESSION 2016
Summer Session Starts....................................................................Jun 03
Martin Luther King Day Holiday: Campus Closed.............................Jan 18
OE/OE Start Date..............................................................................Jun 03
Utah County Spring Session Starts...................................................Jan 19
Cosmetology Start Date....................................................................Jun 03
OE/OE Start Date..............................................................................Jan 19
Registration Opens for August Cosmetology Start Date....................Jun 04
Cosmetology Start Date....................................................................Jan 19
UCAT Conference: Campus Open, No Classes...............................Jun 12
Registration Opens for March Cosmetology Start Date.....................Jan 20
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Jun 15
Upper Valley Spring Session Start....................................................Jan 20
Independence Day Holiday...........................................................Jul 03-04
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Feb 01
OE/OE Start Date...............................................................................Jul 06
Presidents Day Holiday: Campus Closed.........................................Feb 15
OE/OE Start Date...............................................................................Jul 20
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Feb 16
Utah Pioneer Day Holiday.............................................................Jul 24-25
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Mar 07
MATC Graduation Ceremony.............................................................Aug 5
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Mar 21
Summer Session Ends.......................................................................Aug 7
Cosmetology Start Date....................................................................Mar 21
Registration Opens for June Cosmetology Start Date......................Mar 22
OE/OE Start Date..............................................................................Apr 04
FALL SESSION 2015
Spring Break: Campus Open, No Classes..................................Apr 07 - 09
Campus Closed to Students.............................................................Aug 10
OE/OE Start Date..............................................................................Apr 18
Campus Open, No Classes.......................................................Aug 11 - 18
Registration Opens for 2016 - 2017 Classes.................................Apr 27
Utah County Fall Session Starts.......................................................Aug 19
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................May 02
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Aug 19
MATC Upper Valley Graduation Ceremony......................................May 18
Cosmetology Start Date...................................................................Aug 19
MATC Utah County Graduation Ceremony......................................May 19
Registration Opens for October Cosmetology Start Date.................Aug 20
Utah County Spring Session Ends...................................................May 26
Upper Valley Fall Session Start........................................................Aug 25
Campus Open, No Classes.........................................................May 27-28
Labor Day Holiday: Campus Closed...........................................Sept 05-07
Memorial Day Holiday: Campus Closed...........................................May 30
OE/OE Start Date............................................................................Sept 08
Campus Open, No Classes..............................................................May 31
OE/OE Start Date............................................................................Sept 21
Upper Valley Spring Session Ends...................................................Jun 03
OE/OE Start Date..............................................................................Oct 05
Fall Break: Campus Open, No Classes......................................Oct 15 - 17
OE/OE Start Date..............................................................................Oct 19
SUMMER SESSION 2016
Cosmetology Start Date....................................................................Oct 19
Summer Session Starts....................................................................Jun 01
Registration Opens for January Cosmetology Start Date..................Oct 20
OE/OE Start Date..............................................................................Jun 06
Halloween: No classes after 3pm......................................................Oct 31
Cosmetology Start Date....................................................................Jun 06
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Nov 02
Registration Opens for August Cosmetology Start Date....................Jun 07
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Nov 16
UCAT Conference: Campus Open, No Classes...............................Jun 10
Thanksgiving Break: Campus Open, No Classes.............................Nov 25
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Jun 20
Thanksgiving Break: Campus Closed........................................Nov 26 - 28
Independence Day Holiday: Campus Closed.....................................Jul 04
OE/OE Start Date.............................................................................Dec 07
OE/OE Start Date...............................................................................Jul 05
Christmas Break: Campus Open, No Classes...........................Dec 22 - 23
OE/OE Start Date...............................................................................Jul 18
Christmas Break: Campus Closed.............................................Dec 24 - 31
Utah Pioneer Day Holiday: Campus Closed.......................................Jul 25
New Years Day Break: Campus Closed............................................Jan 01
MATC Utah County Graduation Ceremony.........................................Aug 4
Campus Open, No Classes...............................................................Jan 02
Summer Session Ends.......................................................................Aug 5
Fall Session Resumes......................................................................Jan 04
OE/OE Start Date..............................................................................Jan 04
Utah County Fall Session Ends.........................................................Jan 12
MATC Graduation Ceremony............................................................Jan 12
Upper Valley Fall Session Ends........................................................Jan 15
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
GENERAL INFORMATION
WHY CHOOSE MATC?
MATC, a way to EXPERIENCE EDUCATION.
Mountainland Applied Technology College feels that education
should be more than just studying out of a textbook. Students
benefit from real life hands-on EXPERIENCE in labs, classrooms,
and industry sites that provide the skills students can apply to a
resume and to life. MATC gives students more than just a chance
to learn about their future career. They get a way to EXPERIENCE
it firsthand.
LOW COST Tuition
MATC adult students EXPERIENCE one of the lowest tuition costs in
the state of Utah, and high school students attend tuition-free! MATC is
dedicated to getting students education they can afford! For help with
grants, scholarships, and financial aid opportunities please contact our
Financial Aid office at (801) 753-4105 located at the Thanksgiving Point
Campus in Lehi, Utah.
HANDS-ON Training
MATC provides quality hands-on training from instructors who have
industry experience. Learning environments at MATC give students real
life scenarios and EXPERIENCE to prepare them for employment.
CAREER Motivated
Students gain EXPERIENCE and certifications needed to enter the work
force. MATC trains and prepares students in the skills they need for
employment. There is no time wasted on unnecessary classes that don’t
pertain to your career.
SKILL-FOCUSED Education
Almost every MATC program can be completed in under
12 months. These focused training plans enables students to complete
their desired education, to obtain skills and gain the EXPERIENCE they
need to find employment quickly.
COE Accredited
Students can choose from over 30 different career opportunities in the
following fields: Health Care, Service Trade Professions, Manufacturing
Trades, Computer Technology, Business Technology, Transportation
Technology, and Apprenticeship Professions that are nationally
accredited. Mountainland Applied Technology College (MATC), a Utah
College of Applied Technology (UCAT), is accredited by the Commission
of the Council on Occupational Education.
Contact the Council on Occupational Education at:
7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325,
Atlanta, Georgia 30350
Toll Free: 1 (800) 917 - 2081
Phone: (770) 396 - 3898
Fax: (770) 396 - 3790
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GENERAL INFORMATION
MATC MISSION
To improve the quality of life in the Mountainland community by enhancing
the employability of individuals through market-driven career and technical
education.
MATC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
As directed by law, Mountainland Applied Technology College has an
established group of Board of Directors to provide regional oversight
of college operations. MATC’s Campus President serves as the chief
executive officer to the Board of Directors. Information on the MATC
Board of Directors can be found on MATC’s website: mlatc.edu
STUDENT FIRST DAY ORIENTATION
Students receive an orientation the first day of each program by their
instructor. The instructor will welcome students to the MATC and check
the class roll for accuracy. MATC’s Student Disclosure will be reviewed.
This includes policies of attendance, progress, participation, and
behavior. Students will be given the program syllabus. The instructor
will explain the program details outlined in the syllabus. Students will be
taken on a brief tour of the campus and to the Bookstore where they may
purchase a parking pass and request a picture ID card.
MATC STUDENT SERVICES
The Student Services Department is the information access center for
courses and programs, and is the records center for MATC students.
Student Services is considered the hub of student academic activity.
Students can obtain information about the following areas:
• Admission & Registration
• Financial Aid assistance
• Student transfer
• Career guidance counseling
• Placement assistance
• Payment of tuition and fees
• Transcripts
• Withdrawals
• Program change requests
• Student records
MATC Student Services Offices are located at the following
locations:
a.
Thanksgiving Point Campus
2301 West Ashton Blvd, Lehi
(801) 753 - 6282
b.
Spanish Fork Campus
693 West 1210 South Spanish Fork
(801) 753 - 4115
c.
Orem Campus
1410 West 1250 South Orem
(801) 753 - 4200
Student Services Office hours are:
Mon. - Fri. 8:00am - 5:00pm
Year-round, except holidays
You may also contact them by e-mail: matcinfo@mlatc.edu
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
of tuition and fees, financial aid assistance, transcript, student
transfer, withdraw, and program change requests, career guidance
counseling, placement help, student records.
MATC BOOKSTORE
Students may be required to purchase textbooks, packets, and/or other
materials for their respective programs. Most of these items and other
school supplies are available in the MATC Bookstores located at the
Spanish Fork, Orem, and Thanksgiving Point Campuses. Items that are
available at the Bookstore include:
• Textbooks
• College ID Badges
• Class Materials
• School Supplies
• Program/Course Workbooks
• Parking Permits
• MATC Swag!
• Snacks and Drinks
MATC PARKING PERMITS
Students, employees, and visitors operating vehicles on College
properties must adhere to all state, local, and university traffic/parking
regulations. To park on campus, students and employees must purchase
a valid parking permit from any of the campus bookstores.
Adequate student parking is available on MATC campuses which have
designated parking areas for students. Students may only park in these
designated areas and must have a MATC parking permit displayed from
the rear view mirror. MATC Parking Permits:
Semester Pass - $15.00
Year Pass - $30.00 (Sept. 1st - Aug. 30th)
Only those vehicles with distinctive (logo) license plates for people with
disabilities or temporary/permanent permits obtained from the Utah State
Division of Motor Vehicles, plus a valid MATC parking permit, will be
allowed to park in stalls for the disabled on MATC campuses.
MOUNTAINLAND GRILL - CAFETERIA
MATC’s Thanksgiving Point Campus has a cafeteria that is connected to
the Culinary Arts program. Instructors and students in the Culinary Arts
program provide lunch to the general public at a reasonable price. The
menu includes standard lunch items, a salad bar, and a daily special.
The cafeteria is generally open Monday through Friday from 10:30am—
1:30pm, and Monday - Thursday evenings from 5:30 - 7:30pm.
STUDENT IDENTIFICATION CARDS
MATC provides an identification card to each student. These cards are
necessary for any programs requiring externships or clinicals.
Student ID cards are also valid for library privileges at Utah Academic
Library Consortium (UALC) libraries including full access to library
services at UVU, full access to the State’s on-line library system (www.
pioneer-library.org), and access to any state college or university library,
as well as BYU and Westminster.
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Student ID photos will be taken in the Bookstore during business
hours.
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Replacement ID Cards are $5.
Services provided include: admission, registration, payment
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
GENERAL INFORMATION
MATC TESTING / ASSESSMENT CENTER
The Testing Center offers
tests for students and members of the community, please go to mlatc.
edu/testing for more information.
MATC Thanksgiving Point Testing Center:
By appointment or walk-in
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Thanksgiving Point Campus
2301 W. Ashton Blvd., Lehi
Monday - Friday
(801) 753 - 4110
8:00 AM - 6:00 pm
MATC Orem and Spanish Fork Campus Testing:
Limited testing services by appointment only, please contact the desired
campus Student Services office to schedule an appointment.
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Spanish Fork Campus
693 West 1210 South Spanish Fork
(801) 753 - 4115
Wednesday & Thursday
9:00 AM - 12:00 pm
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Orem Campus
1410 West 1250 South Orem
(801) 753 - 4200
Monday & Tuesday
9:00 AM - 12:00 pm
Entrance Assesment
All students desiring to participate in MATC programs will be required to
take the Career Ready Entrance Assessment. This Entrance Assessment
measures the candidate’s Reading Comprehension and Basic Math
Skills levels. This aids in ensuring the student is adequately prepared for
the basic reading and math principles that will be used in the program
they decide to enroll in.
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All students must complete an entrance assessment.
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A minimum score of 3 in both areas is required for admission to MATC.
- Note: Higher requirements may be required by specific programs
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The entrance exam is free to take and can be completed during normal
testing hours on a walk in basis.
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WORKKEYS : CAREER READY 101
Procedure for High School Students in Alpine, Provo, or Nebo School Districts
This procedure is for all high school students enrolled in a program at
MATC at the Thanksgiving Point, American Fork, Orem, or Spanish Fork
Campuses.
All high school students will be required to take the Career Ready 101
Assessment test before they register for the program. Testing can be
administered anytime at one of the MATC Testing Centers.
CAREER GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT PROGRAM
Academic Advisement is provided through our Academic and Career
Counselors. Students are encouraged to meet with the counselor at the
campus of enrollment to get program-specific information and have their
questions answered. Some programs require the student to meet with
the counselor prior to completing the registration process. Students who
are struggling or failing in a program are referred to the Academic and
Career Counselor for advising, counseling and individualized assistance.
Students are encouraged to make an appointment with the Counselor;
however, they will be welcomed on walk-in basis. Walk-ins may have to
wait to be served.
Counseling Schedule:
To schedule an appointment please call: 801.753.4109
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Thanksgiving Point Campus: Monday - Friday
To schedule an appointment please call: 801.753.4215
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Orem Campus: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday
To schedule an appointment please call: 801.753.4116
•
Spanish Fork Campus: Monday & Thursday
There is a waiting period of 24 hours for any repeat attempts.
Information Technology Testing
The Testing Center is an Authorized Prometric Test Center and a
Pearson VUE test site. This enables IT candidates to take certification
tests.
Accuplacer Math Test for Apprenticeship programs are given on a walkin basis.
Certified Nursing Assistant Tests require a voucher and ID. An
appointment must be scheduled for the skills exam. Written exams are
conducted on a walk-in basis.
EMT written exams are scheduled through the state EMT office.
RMGA gas technician tests are conducted on a walk-in basis and can
be purchased at the bookstore.
NATE certification exams are conducted on a walk-in basis and can be
purchased at the bookstore.
Every effort is made to assist students in securing meaningful, related
employment at the conclusion of their training. Primary responsibility for
placement rests with the individual student with first line assistance from
the instructor and the Placement Specialist.
The Placement Specialist endeavors to provide a match between job
openings in local industries and skills developed by students from their
training. Students may locate new job openings here using our online job
board or on the job boards located at each of the campuses.
The MATC values education that leads to employment. We are dedicated
to providing students with multiple resources to obtain employment.
MATC Does not provide licensed counseling services.
STUDENTS RESPONSIBILITY TO REPORT PLACEMENT
Students have the responsibility to report employment to their instructor
within 3 months of completion. Students should report if:
a.
They have found employment in a related or unrelated field.
b.
They are continuing their education and not seeking employment.
Proctored Testing for other educational institutions can be scheduled
through the testing center. Proctoring fees do apply.
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c.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
They have become unavailable for work due to military,
pregnancy, health concerns, religious missions, or are not
currently seeking employment.
Students need to provide current contact information including a home
phone number, cell phone number, mailing address, email, social media
contact, etc.
MATC is very concerned with student success and will provide placement
assistance where necessary. Reporting placement (employment) by
students is essential to track the success of the program.
2014-2015
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GENERAL INFORMATION
MATC Certification and Completion
MATC Students are expected to familiarize themselves with the rules and
regulations of both the College and their specific programs or courses.
Detailed information concerning graduation requirements is available
in this catalog as part of the corresponding program descriptions.
Responsibility for satisfying all graduation requirements rests upon the
student. MATC reserves the right to change graduation requirements at
any time.
Mountainland Applied Technology College confers program certificates
upon students who successfully complete all the academic and skill
based requirements for the specific program.
TYPES OF CERTIFICATES / LICENSURES
Certificates and Licensures are needed for careers and jobs that require
proof of skill based on knowledge rather than a degree. Certifications
and Licensures show that an individual is up to date and competent both
in current theory and skills necessary for employment in the specified
career field and/or job. This also shows they have met all industry, state,
and/or national requirements for employment.
NATIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
This level of recognition is established in many career fields to help
establish a professional standard and code on a national scale. Training
programs that lead to a national certification generally require the
completion of a national exam and or skill based competencies by an
authorized professional body. This type of certification is a professional
marker for a person showing the acknowledgement toward a standard of
knowledge and understanding in a specified area of study recognized on
a national level. While this level of certification represents competencies
usually established by a national board of professionals, individual
states may also require the completion of other state level exams or
certifications in order to practice in the workforce.
STATE LICENSURES / CERTIFICATIONS
This level of recognition is established as a means to give permission to
practice in specified careers. Such licenses or certifications are usually
required in order to regulate types of careers or operations that are
deemed to involve a high level of specialized skill that may directly or
indirectly threaten or be dangerous to a person or the public. This often
involves accredited training and examinations, at a state level, which
varies greatly for different occupations.
INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS
Industry certifications are usually skill-specific for a type of process,
product, or understanding of unique skills needed for employment
or advancement in the workforce. These types of certifications are a
designation earned by a person to assure qualification in performing a
job or task. Most industry certifications are affiliated with professional
associations interested in raising the standards in the workforce and are
therefore considered a particularly unbiased barometer of your skills.
MATC - PROGRAM CERTIFICATE
An official credential issued to a student by a campus registrar (MATC)
documenting that the student has completed a program or a predefined
subset of a program. Each program certificate within a program shall
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Mountainland Applied Technology College (MATC) certifications are only granted to
individuals that successfully complete the program/course requirements. All national, state,
and industry licensures and certificates are earned through third party entities upon paying
all fees and passing the required exams and/or processes needed to prove skills and theory
capabilities. MATC provides training for students to prepare to take third party (national,
state, and industry) examinations for certification and/or licensures only; MATC does not
guarantee licensure or certification completion from third parties upon completion of any
MATC program.
Hours
MATC Occupational
Skill Certificate
MATC Programs / Courses
MATC Program
Certificate
MATC - OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS UPGRADE CERTIFICATE
An official credential issued to a student by a campus registrar (MATC)
documenting that the student has completed a pre-defined course or
set of courses approved as an occupational skills certificate by the
campus board of directors in accordance with this policy. An occupational
skills certificate shall provide mastery of a set of competencies that are
documented as needed by one or more Utah employers, and that are not
already provided as a program certificate.
Industry
Certifications
be defined and approved as part of the program, shall fully prepare a
student for entry into specified employment related to the full program,
and shall be included in the campus catalog.
State Licensure /
Certification
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
National Certification
GENERAL INFORMATION
APPRENTICESHIPS
Electrical Apprenticeship, Year 1
180
Electrical Apprenticeship, Year 2
180
Electrical Apprenticeship, Year 3
180
Electrical Apprenticeship, Year 4
180
HVAC Apprenticeship, Year 1
180
HVAC Apprenticeship, Year 2
180
Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year 1
180
Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year 2
180
Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year 3
180
Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year 4
180
Apprenticeship Math I Course
51
Apprenticeship Math II Course
51
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BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
COMPLETION AND RECOGNITION CEREMONIES
All programs and courses are hour and skill competency based for
certificate completion; running on one to two semester sessions or a
form of open entry / open exit scheduling. Program or course completion
requirements for completion/graduation, including length of time required
to reach the hours needed for completion, will vary per program/course.
For reference of individual requirements for programs or courses please
see the corresponding program page in this catalog.
MATC proudly honors those students who have completed their
programs at a Recognition Ceremony. These ceremonies are conducted
in January, May, and August of the current program year. Students
that have completed all their program/course completion requirements
are invited to participate. Attendance is highly encouraged, but not
mandatory.
GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT
Gainful Employment information is provided in compliance with the U.S.
Department of Education’s disclosure requirements for programs eligible
for Title IV financial aid that prepare students for gainful employment in a
recognized occupation as required in 34 CFR 668.74. All programs
information including: Level of Program, Program Length, Tuition, and
Required Fees, Estimated costs for books and supplies, Debt at program
completion, Program completion in Normal Time, Job Placement, and
Profession Description of related occupations; is an approximation based
on available data, and is not intended to misrepresent concerning the
nature of employment.
All statements herein are believed to be true and correct at time of publication. MATC
reserves the right to make necessary changes, deletions, or revisions.
Business Technology: Accounting
1120
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Business Technology: Marketing
980
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605
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1070
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Business Technology: Office Administration
Business Technology: Small Business Management
Accounting I with Quickbooks Course
150
Computer Literacy and Keyboarding Course
45
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Microsoft Access Course
40
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Microsoft Excel Course
40
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Microsoft PowerPoint Course
40
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Microsoft Word Course
40
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Quickbooks Course
75
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COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Information Technology
Information Technology Administrator
1170
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Information Technology Technician
675
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Information Technology Technical Support
(High School Student Enrollment)
540
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PC Technician - CompTIA A +
240
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Network Technician - CompTIA NETWORK +
120
•
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Linux Technician - CompTIA Linux + LPI
120
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Security Technician - CompTIA Security +
180
•
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Cisco Administrator - Cisco CCNA
180
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Microsoft Administrator - MCSA Server Administrator
480
•
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Microsoft Technician - MCSA
120
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COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Computer Coding
Web Programming and Development
630
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Digital Media Technology I
600
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Digital Media Technology II: Audio/Visual
Communications
630
•
Digital Media Technology II: Digital Graphic Arts
630
•
Digital Media Technology II: Web Development
630
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DIGITAL MEDIA
HEALTH CARE
2014-2015
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Dental Assistant
900
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Dental Assistant, Clinical
750
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Dental Radiology Certification Course
Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
210
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MATC Programs / Courses
Hours
MATC Occupational
Skill Certificate
State Licensure /
Certification
National Certification
MATC Occupational
Skill Certificate
•
MATC Program
Certificate
150
MATC Program
Certificate
Industry
Certifications
Hours
Industry
Certifications
Dental Front Office
State Licensure /
Certification
MATC Programs / Courses
National Certification
A C A DEMIC PR OGR A MS AND CO URSES:
Welding: Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
145
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900
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Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)
180
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1100
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Welding: Flux Cord Arc Welding (FCAW)
155
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Medical Billing and Coding: Accelerated Schedule
645
•
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Welding: Thermal Cutting Process Course
90
Medical Office Administration
630
•
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Welding: Blueprint, Symbols, Testing, and Inspection
90
Pharmacy Technician
600
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Welding Skills Upgrade
30
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Pharmacy Technician: Accelerated Schedule
390
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Welding Qualification Test
3
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Pharmacy Technician: Summer Schedule
315
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SERVICE TRADES: Cosmetology
60
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Cosmetology
1314
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Cosmetology: Advanced Makeup Course
50
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Cosmetology: Eyelash Extensions Course
50
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25
Medical Assistant (MA)
Medical Billing and Coding
Phlebotomy Technician
Surgical Technologist
6
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HEALTH CARE: Emergency Medical Health Care
Emergency Medical Technician, Advanced (AEMT)
105
•
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Cosmetology: Facial Equipment Course
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
225
•
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Nail Technician
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT): Accelerated
180
•
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SERVICE TRADES: Culinary Arts
1600
300
•
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Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Course
14
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Culinary Arts
1200
•
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ACLS Heartcode Course
10
•
Culinary Arts I
600
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6
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Culinary Arts II
600
•
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10
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Culinary: Artisan Baking and Pastry Course
136
3
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Culinary: Professional Cooking Basics Course
16
3
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Culinary: Backyard Barbecues and Picnics Course
16
14
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Culinary: Tour of Italy Course
16
Culinary: Asian Fusion Cuisine Course
16
Culinary: Fresh Seafood and Sushi Course
16
Basic Life Support (BLS) Course
EMT Continuing Medical Education Course
Heartsaver CPR/AED Course
Heartsaver First Aid Course
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Course
HEALTH CARE: Nursing Health Care
Medication Aide Certification Course
100
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Nurse Assistant (CNA)
135
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Culinary: French Essentials Course
16
Nurse Assistant (CNA): 3 week, Saturdays & Evening
105
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Culinary: South of the Border Grill Course
16
Practical Nurse (LPN)
900
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Culinary: Cooking from the Garden Course
16
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Culinary: ServSafe Manager Course
Intravenous Therapy Certification
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24
MANUFACTURING
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6
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TRANSPORTATION
Composite Technology: Advanced
665
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Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
600
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Composite Technology: Aerospace
665
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Automotive Engines
630
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Composite Technology: Basics
90
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Automotive Vehicle Performance
630
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Composites: Blueprint Reading Course
75
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Automotive Fundamentals Course
60
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Automotive: Safety Inspection
16
Automotive: Emissions Inspection Exam-Prep
20
Composites: GelCoat and Fiberglass Repair
Course
Composites: Mold Construction Course
Composites: Parts Inspection and Testing
Course
96
222
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90
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Commercial Truck Driving (CDL)
160
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Diesel Mechanics
600
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Electrical Systems
270
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Diesel Technician
540
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Machine Tool Technology
990
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Light Duty Diesel Course
60
Machining, CNC
630
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UDOT, Flagging Course
3
MANUFACTURING: Welding Technology
Pipe Welding Processes
1140
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Welding: Pre-Pipe Welding
270
Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding
270
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Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding
210
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Welding Technology
900
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Welding Technology
(High School Student Enrollment per semester)
270
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12
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Note: This information about available programs of the MATC institution is accurate as currently approved
by the governing boards at the time of this publication. MATC reserves the right to change its policies or
course offerings as required by state and/or program and course requirements needed for completion.
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
GENERAL INFORMATION
Orem Campus
Thanksgiving Point Campus
Apprenticeship Math I & II
Business Technology Accounting
Business Technology Office Administration
Composites, Advanced
Composites, Aerospace
Composites Basics
Composites Blueprint Reading Course
Composites GelCoat and Fiberglass Repair Course
Composites Mold Construction Course
Composites Parts Inspection and Testing Course
Dental Assistant
Dental Assistant, Clinical
Dental Front Office
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Electrical Apprenticeship
Electrical Systems
HVAC Apprenticeship
Medical Assistant (MA)
Machine Tool Technology
Machining, CNC
Marketing
Nurse Assistant (CNA)
Plumbing Apprenticeship
Pipe Welding Processes
Small Business Management
Stuctural & Pipe Fitting (anticipated for Fall 2015)
Welding Technology: High School Enrollment
Welding Technology
Automotive Fundamentals Course
Automotive Engines
Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
Automotive Vehicle Performance
Auto: Vehicle Safety Inspection Certification Course
Auto: Vehicle Emission Test Preparation Course
Business Technology Accounting
Business Technology Office Administration
Business Management, Small
Business Marketing
Commercial Truck Driving (CDL)
Computer Coding
Cosmetology
Cosmetology: Eyelash Extension Course
Cosmetology: Facial Equipment Course
Culinary Arts
Culinary Arts: Artisan Baking and Pastry Course
Culinary Arts: Summer Chef Series Courses
Culinary Arts: ServSafe Manager Course
Dental Assistant
Dental Assistant, Clinical
Dental Front Office
Digital Media Technology I
Digital Media Technology II: Audio/Video Communications
Digital Media Technology II: Digital Arts
Digital Media Technology II: Web Design & Development
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Emergency Medical Technician, Advanced (AEMT)
EMS: Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) course
EMS: ACLS Heartcode Course
EMS: Basic Life Support (BLS) Course
EMS: Heartsaver CPR/AED Course
EMS: Heartsaver First Aid Course
EMS: Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Course
Information Technology, Administrator
Information Technology, Technician
Information Technology, Technician Support
Information Technology, Individual Certification Course
Medical Assistant (MA)
Medical Billing and Coding
Medical Billing and Coding, Accelerated
Medical Office Administration
Medication Aide Certification Course
Nail Technician
Nurse Assistant (CNA)
Nursing: Intravenous Therapy Certification Course
Pharmacy Technician
Pharmacy Technician, Summer schedule
Phlebotomy Technician
Practical Nursing (PN/LPN)
Surgical Technology (anticipated for Fall 2015)
Web Programing and Development
Spanish Fork Campus
Automotive Fundamentals Course
Automotive Engines
Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
Cosmetology
Cosmetology: Advanced Makeup
Cosmetology: Eyelash Extension Course
Dental Assistant
Dental Assistant, Clinical
Dental Front Office
Diesel Mechanics
Diesel Technician
Diesel, Light Duty
Digital Media Technology I
Digital Media Technology II: Audio/Video Communications
Digital Media Technology II: Digital Arts
Digital Media Technology II: Web Design & Development
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Information Technology, Administrator
Information Technology, Technician
Information Technology, Technician Support
Information Technology, Individual Certification Courses
Medical Assistant (MA)
Medical Billing and Coding
Medical Billing and Coding, Accelerated
Medical Office Administration
Nail Technician
Nurse Assistant (CNA)
Pharmacy Technician
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
PROGRAMS/COURSES AVAILABILITY
PER CAMPUS
Each MATC Campus houses a variety
of programs and courses, but may not
house every program/course offered by the
Mountainland Applied Technology College.
Depending on the accessibility of labs and
equipment, some programs and courses may
only be offered at select campus locations. The
listing of program locations on this page is a
current representation of program availability
for each campus at the time of this catalog’s
publication and is subject to change. Please
check mlatc.edu for the most current and up
to date information on programs and their
availability.
Wasatch/UVU Campuses
Dental Assistant, Clinical
Nurse Assistant (CNA)
Pharmacy Technician
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ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION
ADMISSIONS POLICY
MATC Admissions and Registration:
MATC operates under an open door policy and serves all individuals on
an equal opportunity basis. All persons who can benefit from technical
education, and are 16 years of age (or older) have an opportunity of
admission. However, specific prerequisites and requirements, of some
programs and/or courses, must be met before eligibility is approved
for registration. A high school diploma or GED is not an admissions
requirement for all MATC programs but does apply to some. Students
seeking Financial Aid must have a high school diploma or completed
GED requirements to be eligible.
For more information contact Student Services at 801.753.MATC (6282)
Tuition and fees must be paid in full at the time of registration.
Students may pay with check, cash, and/or credit card.
ADMISSIONS PROCEDURE
MATC is fully committed to policies of non-discrimination and equal
opportunity. College programs and activities are open to all qualified
students without regard to race, age, color, religion, sex, national origin,
disability, or other legally impermissible factors.
Enrollment
Admission into MATC does not ensure enrollment into a program/course.
All programs and courses have a limited number of seats for each
semester session and are based on a “first-come, first-serve” process,
after open registration begins and assuming required prerequisites have
been satisfied.
Age Requirements
Applicants must be an Adult or a minimum of 16 years old and a junior
or senior in high school for admission. However, some programs may
have additional state, industry, or MATC age requirements that will limit
enrollment into specific programs until met. A student is considered an
adult once they graduate from high school, receive a GED, or are beyond
compulsory high school age.
Specific Program/Course Requirements
Each MATC Program or Course may have prerequisites and/or
requirements that must be completed before enrollment is permitted.
Students can go to the pages of the desired program in this catalog
or online at mlatc.edu to determine enrollment requirements and
prerequisites for their selected program.
Assessment Testing Requirements
The Testing Center offers tests for students including an assessment
test for Reading and Math which are given on a walk-in basis at no cost,
for placement in MATC programs. Students are required to take the
assessment test prior to registration as part of the admissions process.
More information can be acquired by calling 801.753.4110 or online at
mlatc.edu/testing
Minimum Class Size Requirement
Classes not meeting the minimum class load may be canceled. Minimum
class size requirements vary per program.
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1 CHOOSE A PROGRAM
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Step 2: Program Prerequisites: Students must have completed all
prerequisites for the desired program for enrollment.
No pressure or anything, but choosing a career and the education to
get you there is kind of a big deal, which will have a big impact on your
future, and now is the time to start figuring it out.
Come EXPERIENCE a campus tour at MATC. This is your invitation to
come and visit with us. The best way to find out both the information and
the benefits of what an MATC education can offer you, is to come and
check it out for yourself. You will get a personalized campus tour where
you can discover programs, see the labs and ask questions. Our campus
admissions officers have a wealth of knowledge to help guide you in one
of the most important decisions of your life. Schedule a tour today at:
mlatc.ed/visit
Step 3: Registration: Registration may be done online at mlatc.
edu/portal, by phone with a valid credit card, or in person with any
of the Student Services representatives at any of the following MATC
Campuses:
• Thanksgiving Point Campus;
2301 West Ashton Blvd., Lehi, UT 84043
• Orem Campus;
1410 West Business Park Dr. (1250 South), Orem, UT 84058
• Spanish Fork Campus;
1210 South Del Monte Rd. (693 West), Spanish Fork, UT 84660
To reach any MATC Campus please call: 801-753-MATC (6282)
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To be officially admitted to the MATC, an applicant must complete the
following steps:
Step 1: Application for Admission: Apply online at mlatc.edu/portal to
begin the application process for enrollment into MATC programs and to
receive a student ID and password.
Step 2: Complete Admissions Assessment: Students are required to
complete a free basic assessment test to approve program eligibility. Go
to mlatc.edu/testing for more information.
Step 3: Meet with a MATC Guidance Counselor: Students who are
enrolling in an open entry / open exit program must meet with a guidance
counselor to complete a Training Agreement Form.
(skip this step if not applicable)
Step 4: Apply for Financial Aid: Students seeking financial aid must
meet with an MATC Financial Aid advisor. (skip this step if not applicable)
Acceptance: Once all needed admission steps are complete the student
is officially admitted to MATC, but not registered for any programs or
courses. To finish registration enrollment students must complete the
registration procedures/steps.
Step 4: Pay Required Tuition and Fees: All program fees and tuition
must be paid in full at the time of registration.
Application Fee: a nonrefundable $40 application fee is required at the time of initial
registration into any program. If the student leaves the program then wishes to return
within one year, a $20 re-enrollment fee will be charged. If the student returns after one
year, the application fee of $40 will be required again to re-enroll.
2015 - 2016 REGISTRATION DATES
Defined Entry / Exit Programs:
These programs have an established start and stop date in which the
program will run for that year. Registration for these programs will start
on one specific date of the year and remain open until the available
classroom seats are filled. There is a possibility a class may not run due
to lower than minimum enrollment.
Main Registration
for any Defined Entry / Defined Exit Programs
with start dates between
July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016 begins on
April 21,2015
DEFINED ENTRY/EXIT PROGRAMS
• Electrical Apprenticeship
REGISTRATION
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• Automotive Engines
• Electrical Systems
• Automotive Vehicle Performance
• Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
MATC registration is determined by space availability and registration
dates. A student is required to declare a program/course and certificate
at the time of registration. Program and course schedules are produced
annually in advance of each registration program year indicating courses
offered, days, times, dates, cost, and materials, which are subject to
change. Program lengths and costs that are stated are an approximation
based on average completion times. It is the responsibility of the student
to verify registration accuracy and completeness.
• Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
• EMT, Advanced (AEMT)
• Culinary Arts I
• HVAC Apprenticeship
• Culinary Arts II
• Nurse Assistant (CNA)
• Diesel Mechanics
• Pharmacy Technician
• Dental Assistant
• Plumbing Apprenticeship
rd
• Automotive Fundamentals
To be officially enrolled into an MATC program or course students must
complete the following steps:
Step 1: Admission Requirements: Students must have completed all
admissions requirements and be admitted to MATC.
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ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Open Entry / Open Exit Programs (OE/OE):
Students can generally start classes on the 1st and/or 3rd Monday of
the month, providing space is available, and end upon completion of the
program/course competencies. Both adult and high school students must
meet with an MATC Career Counselor to discuss the open entry / open
exit program details and complete an OE/OE Training Agreement Form.
The open entry / open exit (OE/OE) programs are self-paced and
competency-based. Multiple entry and exit points are offered to
accommodate the individual needs of each student. As a student
progresses through the program at their own pace, they are allowed a
maximum of one and a half times the publicized time frame to complete
the program before additional requirements must be met. Instructors
work closely with students to provide them with additional assistance as
needed. Regular attendance is required.
SPECIAL OPEN ENTRY/ OPEN EXIT (DE/OE) PROGRAMS
Students can start class on any of the following established start dates
during the current program year, provided enrollment space is available.
Due to individual student’s rate of learning and weekly hour input,
completion dates will vary per student and thus determine how many
seats will be available for each start date.
• Cosmetology
• Medical Assistant
• Nail Technician
Cosmetology Programs:
The Following REGISTRATION DATES are available for the Cosmetology and
Nail Technician Programs:
Cosmetology/Nail Technician Registration Dates for Summer 2015
OPEN ENTRY/OPEN EXIT (OE/OE) PROGRAMS
• Business Technology
• Machining, CNC
• Commercial Truck Driving (CDL)
• Medication Aide
• Composite Technology: Basic & Advanced
• Medical Billing and Coding
• Computer Coding
• Medical Office Admin.
• Digital Media Technology I & II
• Pipe Welding Processes
• Information Technology
• Welding Technology
• Machine Tool Technology
• Web Programming & Development
The Following registration dates are available for OE/OE programs:
OE/OE Registration Dates for Summer 2015
May 5, 2015
(to start class on Jun. 3rd)
Jun. 4, 2015
(to start class on Jun. 15th)
Mar. 17, 2015
(to start class on Jun. 3rd)
Cosmetology/Nail Technician Registration Dates for Fall 2015
Jun. 4, 2015
(to start class on Aug. 19th)
Aug. 20, 2014
(to start class on Oct. 19th)
Cosmetology/Nail Technician Registration Dates for Spring 2016
Oct. 20, 2015
(to start class on Jan. 19th)
Jan. 20, 2016
(to start class on Mar. 21st)
Cosmetology/Nail Technician Registration Dates for Summer 2016
Mar. 22, 2016
(to start class on Jun. 1st)
Jun. 16, 2015
(to start class on Jul. 6th)
Jul. 7, 2015
(to start class on Jul. 20th)
Medical Assistant Program:
OE/OE Registration Dates for Fall 2015
Jul. 21, 2015
Aug. 20, 2015
Sept. 9, 2015
Sept. 22, 2015
Oct. 6, 2015
Oct. 20, 2015
(to start class on Aug. 19th)
(to start class on Oct. 5th)
Nov. 3, 2015
(to start class on Nov. 16th)
(to start class on Sept. 8th)
(to start class on Oct. 19th)
(to start class on Sept. 21st)
(to start class on Nov. 2nd)
Nov. 17, 2015
(to start class on Dec. 7th)
Dec. 8, 2015
Jan. 5, 2016
Jan. 20, 2016
Feb. 2, 2016
Feb. 17, 2016
Mar. 8, 2016
Mar. 22, 2016
Apr. 5, 2016
Apr. 19, 2016
(to start class on Feb. 16th)
(to start class on Apr. 4th)
(to start class on Jan. 19th)
(to start class on Mar. 7th)
(to start class on Apr. 18th)
Medical Assistant OE/OE Registration Dates for Summer 2015
May 5, 2015
(to start class on Jun. 3rd)
(to start class on Feb. 1st)
(to start class on Mar. 21st)
(to start class on May 2nd)
Aug. 20, 2015
(to start class on Sept. 8th)
OE/OE Registration Dates for Summer 2016
(to start class on Jun. 1st)
Jul. 5, 2016
(to start class on Jul. 18th)
Jun. 2, 2016
(to start class on Jun. 20th)
Jul. 7, 2015
(to start class on Aug. 19th)
Jun. 21, 2016
(to start class on Jul. 4th)
Sept. 9, 2015
(to start class on Oct. 5th)
Oct. 6, 2015
(to start class on Nov. 2nd)
(to start class on Dec. 7th)
Medical Assistant OE/OE Registration Dates for Spring 2016
Dec. 8, 2015
Jan. 5, 2016
Mar. 8, 2016
Apr. 5, 2016
(to start class on Apr. 4th)
(to start class on Feb. 1st)
Feb. 2, 2016
(to start class on Mar. 7th)
(to start class on May 2nd)
Medical Assistant OE/OE Registration Dates for Summer 2016
May 3, 2016
(to start class on Jun. 1st)
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(to start class on Jul. 6th)
Nov. 3, 2015
(to start class on Jan. 4th)
May 3, 2016
Jun. 4, 2015
Medical Assistant OE/OE Registration Dates for Fall 2015
OE/OE Registration Dates for Spring 2016
(to start class on Jan. 4th)
The Following REGISTRATION DATES are available for the Medical Assistant
Program:
Jun. 2, 2016
(to start class on Jul. 5th)
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ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION
Practical Nursing (PN) Application Process:
Students must be at least 18 years old and have met all required
prerequisites before applying for the MATC PN Program. A point system
will be used to facilitate candidate selection. Students need to submit a
completed application packet by set due dates to be eligible to enroll.
MATC accepts 24 students biannually.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
CHANGE OF REGISTRATION
After initial registration, students may modify their schedules by
transferring to a new location, dropping, withdrawing, or transferring to a
different program/course.
TRANSFER OF COURSE WORK
PN PROGRAM SESSIONS
2015 Fall Session:
August 2015 through May 2016
2016 Spring Session:
January 2016 through December 2016
(no class during the summer months Jun.-Jul.)
2016 Fall Session:
August 2016 through May 2017
A student transferring from another UCAT regional campus, the military,
or another institution of Higher Education must meet the admission
requirements of the MATC program. Students who transfer and request
recognition of outside coursework must provide official transcripts and
any other records and/or reports for evaluation. Transfer of acquired
competencies and skills will occur after review by and/or demonstration
to MATC program instructor(s).
PN APPLICATION DEADLINES
Applications for the Fall 2015 program start date are due between:
March 2, 2015 and May 22, 2015
Applications for the Spring 2016 program start date are due between:
August 3, 2015 and October 9, 2015
Applications for the Fall 2016 program start date are due between:
March 1, 2016 and May 20, 2016
PROGRAM/COURSE TRANSFER
Students may transfer from one section of a program to another or
transfer from one MATC Campus to another while maintaining their
enrollment, on a space available basis and if approved by the involved
instructors. Students must be in good standing in their program to make
any kind of transfer. A $5 fee will be assessed for each transfer.
DROPS AND WITHDRAWALS
High School Dental Assistant Program Application Process:
Due to the competitive demand among students in the region for the
Dental Assistant Program, the MATC allocates a specific number of
enrollment slots to each high school in the region. Each high school has
the responsibility to choose the number of students in order to fill the
slots given to them for the MATC Dental Assistant Program. Therefore,
high school students will need to meet with their high school counselor
to learn more about the process to be selected for the dental assistant
program.
Students may drop or withdraw from a program or course any time
before the first day of instruction for a full refund of tuition. After the first
day of instruction students may receive a refund of tuition based on
the program length and students academic standing at the time of the
withdrawal. Once a withdrawal or drop has been finalized, students lose
any progression towards program hours needed for completion, and
competencies may have to be re-done if the student should re-enroll at
a later date. For a detailed policy breakdown please see the ‘Withdrawal
and Refund Policy’ section in the Tuition and Fees chapter of this catalog.
Students are chosen by their high school and not MATC to fill each
dental slot; the names will be given to the MATC, by a high school
counselor to be entered in on the MATC pre-registration list. Being added
to the pre-registration list DOES NOT register the student or guarantee
enrollment for the MATC Dental Assistant Program. Each potential
student will need to follow the standard admissions process once on the
pre-registration list for the program.
REQUIREMENTS / ACCOMMODATIONS
After completing the admissions process, each student will have to
register for the Dental Assistant Program with MATC and pay their fees
for the program. Students can begin registration on April 21, 2015;
students will have until May 29, 2015 to complete registration and have
all their fees paid. If students have not registered or paid all their fees
they will be dropped from the pre-registration list and will have to wait
to re-enroll into the program after August 1, 2015 if any seats are still
available. After registration for the program, students will not have any
other correspondence with MATC until after the program begins in the
fall.
Americans with Disabilities
For more information and concerns please contact:
Mark Middlebrook, 801.753.4125
Technology Requirements for Students
MATC students are provided access to computer labs and software
required for completion of the program requirements. Students are not
required to purchase outside hardware or software to enroll at MATC.
MATC provides support and assistance to students with disabilities.
In compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and
the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the College supports the
registration of all qualified persons with a disability. MATC does not
discriminate in the recruitment, admission, educational process, or
treatment of students with disabilities.
Students must voluntarily disclose that they have a disability, request accommodation,
and provide documentation of their disability. For more information, contact a MATC
counselor, at 801.753.4109 or 801.753.4215.
Non-Discrimination Statement
MATC is fully committed to policies of non-discrimination and equal
opportunity. In compliance with Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
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GENERAL INFORMATION
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
of 1964, Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of
the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Vocational Amendments of 1976 and
the American with Disabilities Act, College programs and activities are
open to all qualified students without regard to race, age, color, religion,
sex, national origin, or disability. If you feel you have been discriminated
against, please talk to a Counselor in Student Services or a Director of
Programs.
Efforts should be made to resolve the situation at the campus level, if
possible. Appeals may be made to:
Kirt Michaelis, MATC Vice President of Administrative Services
2301 W. Ashton Blvd.,
Lehi, UT 84043
KMichaelis@mlatc.edu
Students may contact the Office for Civil Rights.
Denver Office
Office for Civil Rights
U.S. Department of Education
Cesar E. Chavez Memorial Building
1244 Speer Boulevard, Suite 310
Denver, CO 80204-3582
Phone: 1- 303- 844- 5695
Fax:
1- 303- 844- 4303
TDD: 1- 800- 877- 8339
E mail: OCR.Denver@ed.gov
The following statement appears on all appropriate MATC documents:
Mountainland Applied Technology College does not discriminate on the
basis of race, age, color, religion, sex, national origin, or disabilities.
Mountainland Applied Technology College no discrimine por la raza, por
la edad, por el color, por la religion, por el sexo, por origen nacional, ni
por las incapacidades.
Utah Eye Safety Law
In 1965, the Utah State Legislature passed a law requiring every student,
teacher, and visitor in any public or private school to wear industrial
quality eye protection devices while participating in or observing the
following: industrial educational activities involving hot or molten
metals; operation of machinery or equipment that may throw particles
of foreign matter into the eyes; heating, treating, tempering, or high
firing of industrial materials; and chemistry projects, when using caustic,
explosive, or hot chemicals, liquids or solids. MATC students are required
to adhere to that law.
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ACADEMIC POLICES/STANDARDS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
ACADEMIC YEAR
MATC Academic Polices/Standards:
MATC’s academic year consists of three sessions: fall, spring, and
summer. The Fall and Spring sessions are made up of 90 days of class
and lab work. The Summer session is made up of 45 days of class and
lab work. Program hours are not always adjusted to finish at the end of
sessions. Externship hours are not incorporated into session class and
lab hours; therefore completion times may vary and do not always finish
at the end of a semester session in MATC’s academic calendar year.
P ROG RAM C OMP L ETI ON L EN G TH:
MATC is a non-credit granting institution with hour based certificate and
licensure programs.
GRADING / COMPLETION POLICIES
Program completion is determined by instructors, based upon measures
determined by state standards and an industry advisory committee which
may include factors such as: evaluation of responses, written exercises
and examinations, performance exercises and examinations, classroom/
laboratory contributions, mastery of skill competencies, etc.
Completion Requirements
All programs and courses are hour and skill competency based for
certificate completion; running on one to two semester sessions or a
form of open entry / open exit scheduling. Program or course completion
requirements for completion/graduation, including length of time required
to reach the hours needed for completion, will vary per program/course.
For reference of each individual requirements for programs or courses
please see the corresponding desired program page in this catalog.
High School Grading
MATC Instructors recommend grades for any high school-sponsored
students enrolled in their program, based on student performance. A
High school student’s actual grade in an MATC program is determined
by the High School. MATC does not offer or recommend credit; both the
grade and credit is determined by the policies and procedures of each
school district.
STUDENT ACADEMIC STANDING
Progression Procedure
All students must maintain progress at a rate of 70% (C grade) or better,
evaluated quarterly. Failing to do so will result in the student being placed
on probation by the instructor or school counselor. These students
must raise their progress to 70% by the end of the following quarterly
evaluation period or be withdrawn from their program due to lack of
progress.
All students in open entry programs are encouraged to complete their
coursework in a timely manner. A student may not exceed 150% of the
projected completion time for any course or program.
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Student Attendance
Due to the hands-on nature of the training received, attendance is
very important in all MATC programs. It is very difficult to make up
missed training and as a result, 85% attendance is required in all MATC
programs. However, due to state licensure requirements, some programs
have stricter attendance rules that must be met in order to receive
the license. These rules will be explained by the instructors of those
programs. It is the responsibility of the students to notify the instructor,
as soon as possible, as to upcoming absences or emergencies that may
arise causing them to miss class.
The following attendance rules apply to all students:
1.
Once a student has accumulated five absences, the instructor will meet
with student and fill out a Student Counseling Record. (These are total
absences, not consecutive.) A copy of the completed form will be sent to
the MATC Guidance Counselor. The Guidance Counselor will then begin
tracking the student’s attendance.
2.
Once a student’s attendance drops to 85% they will meet with the MATC
Guidance Counselor and be placed on probation. The Guidance Counselor
may allow attendance to drop to 80% in cases of verified excuses. Verified
excused absences are those with documentation from medical doctors,
court officials, military orders, or school administrators (High school
counselors, vice principals, or principal). Any subsequent absence will
result in dismissal. High school student’s parents or guardians and school
counselor will be notified by the Guidance Counselor and the student will
be referred back to the home high school.
3.
Cosmetology students will also fall under this same procedure once they
have depleted their 160 hours of paid leave time.
4.
As per the UCAT Policy 201.4.3, if a student accumulates ten
consecutive absences from the scheduled class time they may be
dropped from their program at the MATC.
Probation / Suspension / Dismissal
1.
2.
3.
The instructor and student are encouraged to engage in a constructive
problem solving discussion to resolve any conduct or program issues.
The instructor has the responsibility to advise the student that further
issues may lead to disciplinary action. The student may be referred to an
MATC Counselor for further discussion and may be placed on probation
as a result of this conference. Terms of probation are determined by the
Program Director in accordance with MATC and department policy.
Problems occurring while a student is under probationary status may result
in termination. If the Program Director determines a need, an additional
conference will be scheduled during the probationary period.
Instructors can recommend probation or suspension and may physically
remove any student who is a clear and present danger to himself / herself
or others. This action must be documented fully and immediately. Any
student who believes actions taken are unfair or otherwise prejudicial may
appeal under the grievance procedures.
Transcripts & Records
All student academic records are retained, secured, and disposed of in
accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. All student record
information is maintained on MATC’s Student Information System at the
main campus. MATC maintains records for each student, which may
include: previous education, attendance, progress, tuition and fees,
demographics, training outcome, competencies obtained, and certificates
awarded.
Student transcripts are available upon written request by the student. A
transcript request form can be obtained in the Student Services office.
Student records may only be released to the student or his /her designee
as directed by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974
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(FERPA). Official transcripts will be released to students who are current
with their financial obligation. A picture ID must be provided at time of
request. There is a fee of $5 for each official transcript requested. Normal
processing time for transcript preparation is approximately five to ten
business days.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy ACT
Mountainland Applied Technology College’s policy regarding the
confidentiality of student records is in compliance with the Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA). It is institutional
policy to maintain as confidential all personally identifiable information in
education records except those considered to be “directory information.”
Directory information is defined as that information which would not
generally be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy. Designated
directory information at MATC includes: student name, program of
study, dates of attendance, certificates, degrees and awards received,
enrollment status, and photographs for school use only. Students
have the right to request that directory information not be disclosed
to third parties and may do so by submitting their request in writing
to the Student Services Office. Directory information will be withheld
indefinitely until the request to withhold disclosure is revoked in writing
and submitted to the Student Services Office. The non-disclosure of
directory information will call for MATC not to release any directory
information; thus, any future requests for such information from noninstitutional persons or organizations will be refused. The institution will
honor your request to withhold directory information but cannot assume
responsibility to contact you for subsequent permission to release this
information. Regardless of the effect upon you, MATC assumes no
liability as a result of honoring your instructions that such information be
withheld.
Upon request, the College also discloses education records without
consent to officials of another school in which a student seeks or intends
to enroll.
FERPA also affords students certain rights with respect to their education
records. These rights are:
(1) The right to inspect and review the student’s education records
within 45 days of the day MATC receives a request for access.
Students should submit to Student Services, written requests that identify
the record(s) they wish to inspect. The form to request access to inspect
and review academic records can be obtained from the Student Services
Office. Following receipt of the written request, Student Services will
make arrangements for access and notify the student of the time and
place where the records may be inspected.
(2) The right to request the amendment of the student’s education
records that the student believes is inaccurate, misleading, or
otherwise in violation of the student’s privacy rights.
Students may ask MATC to amend a record that they believe is
inaccurate or misleading. They should write to the MATC official
responsible for the record, clearly identifying the part of the record they
want changed and specifying why it is inaccurate or misleading. If MATC
decides not to amend the record as requested by the student, MATC will
notify the student of the decision and advise the student of the right to a
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hearing regarding the request for amendment.
Additional information about the hearing procedures will be provided to
the student along with notification of the right to a hearing.
(3) The right to consent to disclosure of personally identifiable
information contained in the student’s education records, except to
the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without
consent.
FERPA permits disclosure without consent to school officials with
legitimate educational interests. A school official is defined as a person
employed by MATC in an administrative, supervisory, academic, or
support staff position, a person or company with whom the institution
has contracted for a service or operations function (such as an attorney,
auditor, or collection agent); a person serving on the Board of Directors;
or a student serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or
grievance committee, or assisting another school official in performing
his or her tasks. A school official has a legitimate educational interest if
the official needs to review an education record in order to fulfill his or her
professional responsibility.
MATC may also disclose personally identifiable information from
a student’s education records without the student’s consent if the
disclosure is to parents of “dependent” children as defined by the Internal
Revenue Code, Section 152; or to officials of another school in which a
student seeks or intends to enroll.
Furthermore, MATC is required by law (the Solomon Amendment) to
provide the name and address of all students to any legitimate military
recruiter who makes such a request in writing to the Student Services
Office. This applies even if a student has submitted a request to withhold
directory information.
FERPA regulations detail other exceptions that allow disclosure without a
student’s consent.
(4) The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of
Education concerning alleged failures by MATC to comply with the
requirements of FERPA.
The name and address of the Office that administers FERPA is:
Family Policy Compliance Office
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-4605
Phone: 1- 800- 872- 5327
Confidentiality of Records Policy
MATC adheres to the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act.
Upon presentation of appropriate identification, and under circumstances
which preclude alteration or mutilation of records, a student will be able
to inspect all records relating to him / herself which are not considered
by MATC to be private records of MATC personnel. A student is entitled
to an explanation of any recorded data and may initiate action leading
to a hearing if necessary, to correct or expunge information he or she
considers inaccurate or misleading.
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Faculty and administrative officers who have a legitimate need to use
student records will be allowed access to such records without prior
permission from the student. A request from an educational institution
to which the student has applied for admission, or from an institution
or agency from which the student is seeking financial assistance, will
be granted with the student’s permission. Records will be furnished to
college accrediting bodies and government officials without permission of
the student.
STUDENT CONDUCT
Each student is responsible for conforming to local, state, and federal
laws and for behaving in a manner consistent with the best interest
of the College and of the student body. The rights and responsibilities
of MATC students are listed below. The realization of both rights and
responsibilities, through the efforts of all MATC employees and students,
promotes the mission of Mountainland Applied Technology College.
Professional Responsibility - Dress Code
The MATC, along with employers and other agencies are concerned
with the appearance of students. MATC students are expected to
dress and behave in a professional manner. This has been made very
clear through discussions from advisory committee members and
regional employers. This includes wearing clothing appropriate for
the industry the student is training to work in. Instructors will provide
information on the specific professional attire expected for each program.
Clothing should not expose midriffs, backsides, or cleavage. Students
dressed inappropriately will be asked to cover up. Students dressed
inappropriately for an externship will be asked to leave the site. If a
student fails to comply with the dress standards after being counseled
by the instructor the student will meet with the Guidance Counselor.
An improvement will be made by the student or the student will be
dismissed.
Drug and Alcohol FREE Environment
MATC shall provide for a safe and productive work and educational
environment that is free from the effects of possession, use, or
distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol. Drug and alcohol abuse prevention
information is disseminated to all employees. It is available to current and
prospective students through the counseling office.
Smoking Policy
Smoking is NOT permitted in any indoor area of all MATC campuses or
within 25 feet of any MATC building.
Sexual Harassment Policy
MATC will not tolerate sexual harassment in any form. Violations of this
policy by administrators, faculty, staff, and students will be regarded
as unprofessional and uncivil conduct. Violators may be subject to
appropriate disciplinary action ranging from written or verbal reprimand
to dismissal.
For purposes of this policy, sexual harassment is defined as including but
not limited to unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors,
repeated derogatory sexist remarks, and other verbal, visual, or physical
conduct of a sexual nature directed toward an employee or student.
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Sexual harassment includes, but is not limited to, the following:
•
Making unwelcome (verbal/written) (e.g., suggestive or obscene
letters, notes, invitations), sexually demeaning comments; sexually
explicit statements, questions, slurs, jokes, anecdotes, or epithets;
•
Making unwelcome physical (e.g., sexual assault, touching,
impeding or blocking movement), and / or visual (e.g., leering,
gestures, display of sexually suggestive objects or pictures,
cartoons, or posters) advances with sexual overtones;
•
Expressions of sexual interest after being informed that the interest
is unwelcome;
•
Reprisals, threats of reprisal, or implied threats of reprisal following
a negative response to sexual advances or following a sexual
harassment complaint.
Academic Responsibilities - Cheating and Plagiarism
Students are expected to maintain academic ethics and honesty for
all work and interactions with the college in all its forms; including but
not limited to, cheating and plagiarism. Cheating is the act of using or
attempting to use or providing others with unauthorized information,
materials, or study aids in any form for academic work. Plagiarism is the
act of appropriating another person’s or group’s ideas or work (written,
computerized, artistic, etc.) or portions thereof and passing them off as
product of ones own work in any academic exercise or activity.
Acceptable Use
Introduction:
Electronic information resources are available to qualifying students at
MATC. These resources include access to the Internet and other network
files or accounts. Our goal in providing electronic services to students
is to promote educational excellence by facilitating resource sharing,
innovation, and communication.
Scope:
Internet access is coordinated through a complex association of
government agencies as well as regional and state networks. Worldwide
access to computers and people may involve the availability of materials
considered to be inappropriate, illegal, or of no educational value. On a
global network it is virtually impossible to control all materials, however,
through a filtering and monitoring system, MATC has taken precautions
to restrict access to inappropriate materials. Users who access, publish,
or attempt to access or publish inappropriate material or illegal Internet
sites will be subject to discipline, which may include the possibility of
suspension or expulsion.
The smooth operation of the network is dependent upon the proper
conduct of the users who must adhere to strict guidelines, rules, and
regulations. Such are provided so that student users are aware of the
responsibilities they are about to accept. In general, their responsibilities
necessitate acceptable, ethical, and appropriate utilization of the
electronic network resources.
Terms and Conditions of Acceptable Use Agreement:
Each student accessing MATC electronics will participate in a discussion
with his or her instructor regarding proper behavior and use of the
network. The student signature at the end of this Acceptable Use
Agreement is legally binding. The combined signatures also indicate the
student and parent/guardian have carefully read and understood the
terms and conditions of appropriate use and thereby agree to abide.
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1. Acceptable Use: Acceptable use means that a student uses the
Internet and other electronic information resources in an appropriate
manner, abiding by the rules and regulations as described in this
agreement. Students who “publish” on the Internet must abide by the
approved procedures and guidelines set by the appropriate instructor.
2. Privileges: The use of MATC electronics is a privilege, not a right.
Inappropriate use of these resources may result in disciplinary action
(including the possibility of suspension or expulsion) and/or referral to
legal authorities. The instructors or administrators may limit, suspend, or
revoke access to MATC electronics at any time.
3. Network Etiquette: Each student is expected to abide by the generally
accepted rules of use etiquette. These rules include, but are not limited
to the following:
Be polite. Never send or encourage others to send abusive messages.
Use appropriate language. Whatever is written, sent, or received on an
isolated terminal has the potential to be viewed globally.
Use electronic mail appropriately; it is not for sales, advertisements,
solicitations, etc. Email and other forms of messaging are not guaranteed
to be private. Everyone on the system has potential access to them.
Parents or legal guardians may gain access to their student’s email and
messaging upon request. Messages relating to or in support of illegal
activities or inappropriate activities, as pertaining to this Acceptable Use
Policy, must be reported to an instructor or administrator.
4. Unacceptable Network Use:
Transmission or intentional receipt of any inappropriate material or
material in violation of law or MATC policy is prohibited. This includes,
but is not limited to: copyrighted material, threatening or obscene
material, material protected by trade secrets, commercial activities by forprofit institutions, use of product advertisement or political lobbying, the
design or detailed information pertaining to explosive devices, criminal
activities or terrorist acts, sexism or sexual harassment, pornography,
gambling, illegal solicitation, racism, and inappropriate language. Illegal
or inappropriate activities, including games, use of the network in any
way that would disrupt network use by others, or activities of any kind
that do not conform to the rules, regulations, and policies of MATC are
forbidden.
5. Vandalism:
Vandalism is defined as any malicious attempt to harm or destroy
property of the user, another user, or of any other agencies or networks
that are connected to the network or the Internet. Vandalism also
includes, but is not limited to, abusive overloading of data on the server
or the uploading, downloading, or creation of computer viruses. Any
engagement in network vandalism constitutes unacceptable use and will
subject the student to appropriate disciplinary action.
6. Security:
Security on any computer system is a high priority because of multiple
users. Do not use another individual’s account or log onto the system as
the system’s administrator. Any security concern must be reported to an
instructor or administrator.
7. Privacy:
It is advised that students not reveal personal information such as: home
address, phone numbers, passwords, credit card information, social
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security numbers, etc; this also applies to other’s personal information
of that of an organization. When publishing on the Internet, student’s
pictures should not be posted of high school students and should not be
identifiable by name.
8. Updating:
Account changes, such as phone numbers, location, or address must be
reported by the account owner to the instructor or administrator.
4.
9. Service Disclaimer:
MATC makes no warranties of any kind, whether expressed or implied,
for the service it is providing. MATC will not be responsible for any
damages the student may suffer while on this system. These damages
may include, but are not limited to: loss of data as a result of delays,
non-deliveries, mis-deliveries, or service interruptions caused by the
system or by student error or omission. Use of any information obtained
via the information system is at the student’s own risk. MATC specifically
denies any responsibility for the accuracy of information obtained through
electronic information resources.
5.
b.
Students have a right to reasonable notice of the general content of
the program, what will be required of them, and the criteria upon which
their performance will be evaluated.
c.
Students have a right to have their performance evaluated promptly,
conscientiously, without prejudice or favoritism, and consistently with
the criteria stated at the beginning of the program.
d.
Students have the right as well as the responsibility to participate in
procedures for evaluating the teaching effectiveness of faculty.
Right to Freedom of Expression
a.
Students have a right to examine and communicate ideas by any
courteous and lawful means.
b.
Students will not be subject to academic or behavioral sanctions
because of their constitutionally protected exercise of freedom of
association, assembly, expression and the press.
Right to Freedom from Sexual Harassment
a.
6.
STUDENT RIGHTS and RESPONSIBILITIES
Members of the student body should exercise their freedoms with
personal responsibility. Should violations of the Student Rights and
Responsibilities occur, sanctions may be enforced for the protection of
the institution and its members. Behavior which violates the Student
Rights and Responsibilities should be reported to the Campus
Administration.
7.
Students have the right to freedom against any type of sexual
harassment as stated in MATC’s sexual harassment policy under
‘Student Conduct’.
Right to Freedom from Discrimination
a.
The MATC expects all students to obey the law, to show respect for
properly constituted authority, to perform contracted obligations, to
maintain absolute integrity and high standards of individual honesty in
academic work, and to observe a high standard of conduct within the
academic environment. In short, a student enrolled in the institution
accepts the obligation to conduct themselves in an appropriate manner
acceptable at an institution of higher learning.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
MATC policy prohibits discrimination, harassment or prejudicial
treatment of a student because of his/her race, color, religion,national
origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, or status as an individual with a
disability, or as a disabled veteran.
Right to Privacy and to Inspect Public Records
a.
Students have a right to protection against unauthorized disclosures of
confidential information contained in their student records.
b.
Students have a right to examine and challenge information contained
in their student records.
8.
Right to Accommodation for Individuals with Disabilities
9.
Right to Due Process
a.
10.
Students have a right to due process in any proceeding involving the
possibility of substantial sanctions. This includes a right to be heard, a
right to decision and review by impartial persons or bodies, and a right
to adequate notice.
Right to be secure in their persons, papers, and effects
against unreasonable searches and seizures.
STUDENT RIGHTS:
Learning Environment Rights
1.
2.
a.
Students have a right to support and assistance from MATC in
maintaining a climate conducive to thinking and learning.
b.
Instruction should reflect consideration for the dignity of students and
their rights as persons.
c.
Students are entitled to academic freedom and autonomy in their
intellectual pursuits and development.
d.
Students have a right to be treated with courtesy and respect.
b.
3.
Excessive tardiness or absences.
2.
Any form of academic dishonesty including cheating on tests, quizzes,
assignments, or skill certifications.
Students have the right to be reasonably informed about the full cost
of tuition, lab fees, etc., and about available financial aid programs,
attendance obligations, procedures, loan repayment schedules,
consequences of non-payment, etc.
3.
Annoying, clowning around, or disturbing other students or the instructor
including use of cell phones or other unauthorized electronic devices.
4.
Lack of cooperation with instructor or other students.
Students have the right of reasonable access to and the use of MATC
services and programs such as securing financial aid, counseling,
academic advisement, career planning and placement, etc.
5.
Rude, discourteous behavior, excessive or abusive profanity or gestures.
6.
Horseplay or any safety violation in class.
7.
Gross untidiness and neglect of personal hygiene.
8.
Smoking in unauthorized locations on campus in violation of state law,
MATC, or public health regulations.
Classroom Rights
a.
MATC students are responsible to regulate their own conduct and
respect the rights of others. Rules, policies, and regulations of the
faculty and administration are to be respected. The conduct of a student
attending MATC should be in compliance with what will be expected in
the workplace. Not complying with such conduct will lead to disciplinary
procedures which may or may not include dismissal from MATC.
1.
Business Procedure Rights
a.
VIOLATION OF STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES:
Students are free to take reasonable exception to the data,
processes, or views offered in programs. At the same time, students
are responsible for meeting standards of competence performance
established for each program.
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
ACADE MIC POLICES/STANDARDS
9.
Dangerous or abusive usage of tools, equipment, or materials.
10.
Possession or use of firearms, explosives, or other dangerous substances.
11.
Harassment of abuse against members of a particular race, ethnic,
religious, or cultural group including sexual harassment.
12.
Physical harm or threat of physical harm to others or to property.
13.
Vandalism or destruction of school property.
14.
Theft of school or personal property including equipment, materials,
services, data, or other information.
15.
Using, possessing, trafficking, or under the influence of controlled, illegal
or potentially harmful substances (such as drugs or alcohol) in class or on
campus.
16.
Disorderly, lewd, indecent, defamatory, or obscene conduct or expression.
17.
Failing a drug screening or receiving a negative background check.
18.
The improper use of computers: (1) any form of pornography results
in immediate dismissal, (2) improper use of e-mail, (3) any “chat room”
usage, (4) any unauthorized addition or modification of desktops, software,
etc., (5) reckless or intentional use of invasive software such as viruses
and WORMS destructive to hardware, software, or data files.
19.
Initiation or involvement in any false report or warning.
20.
Leaving children unattended on MATC property or allowing them to create
a disruption on MATC property.
21.
Failing to meet contractual obligations with MATC.
22.
Knowingly violating terms of any disciplinary action.
23.
Intentionally furnishing false information, including false identification.
24.
Forging, altering, misusing, or mutilating MATC documents, records,
identification, educational materials, or other MATC property.
25.
Influencing or attempting to influence the academic or any administrative
process through explicit or implied bribery, threats, sexual behavior, etc.
26.
Unauthorized entry upon or use of MATC facilities, equipment, materials,
data, properties, or services.
27.
Violating parking regulations or any other misuse of a vehicle on MATC
property which violates the law or MATC policy.
28.
Refusing to respond to reasonable requests and directions from MATC or
local government officials while in the performance of their duties.
Please Note: Violation of Student Responsibilities will lead to disciplinary
procedures and/or dismissal
APPEALS AND GRIEVANCE
If a student desires to appeal disciplinary procedures related to any of the
above policies or procedures they may do so by submitting a Request
for Policy Variance to the Vice President of Administrative Services. The
appeal will be heard by the Appeals Committee and a decision made. If
the student does not agree with the committee’s decision, they have the
right to a final appeal in writing to the President of the MATC.
Instructors can recommend probation or dismissal, and may physically
remove any student who is a clear and present danger to himself/herself
or others. This action must be documented fully and immediately. Any
student who believes actions taken are unfair or otherwise prejudicial
may appeal under the 608.1 appeals grievance procedures:
administration, faculty, or staff of MATC in an appeal/grievance hearing,
if so desired.
60 8 . 2 D EF I N I TI ON
An appeal/grievance is a claim or charge of injustice or discrimination
based upon an event or condition that affects the welfare or condition
of an individual student or group of students.
2.1
Appeal/Grievance Criteria
a.
The grievance must be filed in writing within ninety (90) days of the
occurrence of the circumstance upon which it is based.
b.
The letter must specifically identify the policy, procedure, or status
violated, misinterpreted, or inequitably applied.
c.
The letter must furnish sufficient background concerning the alleged
violation, misinterpretation, or inequitable applications to identify
persons, actions, and/or omissions that lead to the allegation.
60 8 . 2 P ROC ED U RES / RES P ON S I BI L I TI ES
3.1
Informal
Should a student or parent believe there is cause for grievance,
he/she should discuss the grievance with the person(s) involved
(including: instructor, student, Student Services staff, etc.) in an effort
to resolve the grievance mutually and informally.
3.2
Formal
When attempts to resolve the grievance informally are unsuccessful,
or the grievant still does not feel justified; he/she must submit
a written, dated, and signed grievance within (90) days of the
occurrence to the Vice-President of Administrative Services. The
student will need to submit the written grievance document to the
Appeals Committee for consideration.
Please submit appeal to the MATC Appeals Committee:
attn: Kirt Michaelis, Vice President of Administrative Services
2301 West Ashton Blvd. Lehi, UT 84043
a.
The Vice President of Administrative Services will present the
complaint and request for a hearing to the Appeals Committee.
b.
The Appeals Committee will consist of the Vice Presidents, Program
Director(s), Guidance Counselor(s), and the Student Services Director.
All committee members assume voting rights.
c.
The committee will review the complaint, investigate the allegations,
review evidence and develop the committee’s recommendations.
d.
In cases where the Vice President of Administrative Services does not
agree with the committee’s recommendation, he/she will provide the
Campus President with a copy of the committee’s recommendation.
The Campus President will then make a final decision and notify the
student in writing of the decision.
e.
Further appeal outside the MATC should be directed to the office
of the Utah College of Applied Technology (UCAT) at: 2801 Ashton
Boulevard, Lehi, UT, 84043
If the student then feels that they have not been dealt fairly after appealing
to MATC and UCAT, he/she can then appeal to the Council on Occupational
Education (COE) by mail at: 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325,
Atlanta, Georgia 30350 or by phone: 1-800-917-2081 ext. 21
6 0 8 . 1 A PPE A LS A ND GRIEVANCE P ROCEDURES
In the course of technical training at MATC, the student shall have the
opportunity to contest any action, grading, or evaluation made by the
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
TUITION AND FEES
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
PAYMENT POLICY
Tuition and fees must be paid in full at the time of registration.
Students may pay with check, cash, and/or credit card.
MATC Tuition and Fees:
PRIMARY FEES
Fees are established by the MATC Board of Directors and are intended
to cover classroom materials and/or lab usage for the program.
Application Fee (non-refundable)
An MATC application fee of $40 is required at the time of initial
registration into any program.
Additional fees may include:
• Schedule Change Fee: $5
• Program Fee: (Program Specific)
• Testing Fee: (Program Specific)
• Official Transcript fee: $5 each
• Technology Fee: $25
• Semester Parking Permit: $15
• Yearly Parking Permit: $30
• Refund Processing Fee: $5
• Duplicate Certificate Fee: $5
• Redeposit Fee: $20
• Duplicate Flagging Card Fee: $5
• Administrative Fee: $.01 - .99
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
TUITION AND FEES
Tuition Is based on a dollar amount per
enrolled hour (program length) as established
annually by the Utah College of Applied
Technology (UCAT) Board of Trustees.
Program/Course Fees are charged annually
and are established by the MATC Board of
Directors and are sufficient for the materials
and/or lab usage for the program. Tuition and
other charges as listed in the catalog and
other MATC publications are subject to
change without notice. Students are advised
to consult the most current information at mlatc.
edu or by calling an MATC Student Services
office. The College policy regarding payment of
tuition and fees is that all required tuition and
fees are due at the time of registration. Checks
for an amount larger than the total tuition and
fees due will not be accepted.
A
The “Total Fees” amount may reflect a combination of a
non-refundable Application Fee of $40.00, program specific
fees (which vary per program), and a Technology fee as
applicable for each individual program at MATC.
* Leave Time will be built in to certain programs tuition total. This addition is based on
seat availability for students that need time off. Students needing more than scheduled
hours to complete required competencies will be expected to pay tuition and fees
for additional time in the program. Unused leave time tuition will be refunded upon
completion of the program.
• Financial Aid counseling is available.
Please call the MATC Financial Aid office at:
801.753.4105 to make an appointment.
• REMEMBER: All High school students
pay fees only. They are not required to pay
tuition until they or their high school class has
graduated. After high school graduation,
students must pay tuition on the remaining
program hours in order to complete the
program and receive their certificate(s).
T R A INING M A T E R IA L S :
Text/workbooks and Equipment
Most Programs/Courses require the purchase
of text/workbooks and/or other instructional
classroom items. Most items are available in
the MATC Bookstores on the Orem, Spanish
Fork, and Thanksgiving Point campuses
Some programs may also require the student
to purchase other materials or lab tools/
equipment. Most of these items may also be
purchased in MATC Bookstores. Lists of these
required items can be obtained in the MATC
Bookstore; however, it is recommended that the
student attend the first day of class to receive
additional information from the instructor before
making any purchases.
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TUITION AND FEES
MATC Programs / Courses
Tuition
Hours
($2.00 per/ hr.)
Total
Fees A
Total
APPRENTICESHIPS
Electrical Apprenticeship, Year 1
180
$360.00
$410.00
$770.00
Electrical Apprenticeship, Year 2
180
$360.00
$370.00
$730.00
Electrical Apprenticeship, Year 3
180
$360.00
$370.00
$730.00
Electrical Apprenticeship, Year 4
180
$360.00
$370.00
$730.00
HVAC Apprenticeship, Year 1
180
$360.00
$410.00
$770.00
HVAC Apprenticeship, Year 2
180
$360.00
$370.00
$730.00
Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year 1
180
$360.00
$410.00
$770.00
Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year 2
180
$360.00
$370.00
$730.00
Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year 3
180
$360.00
$370.00
$730.00
Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year 4
180
$360.00
$370.00
$730.00
Apprenticeship Math I Course
51
$102.00
$74.00
$176.00
Apprenticeship Math II Course
51
$102.00
$74.00
$176.00
$2,415.00
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
Business Technology: Accounting
1120
$2,240.00
$175.00
Business Technology: Marketing
980
$1,960.00
$175.00
$2,135.00
Business Technology: Office Administration
605
$1,210.00
$175.00
$1,385.00
1070
$2,140.00
$175.00
$2,315.00
150
$300.00
$70.00
$370.00
Computer Literacy and Keyboarding Course
45
$90.00
$70.00
$160.00
Microsoft Access Course
40
$80.00
$70.00
$150.00
Microsoft Excel Course
40
$80.00
$70.00
$150.00
Business Technology: Small Business Management
Accounting I with Quickbooks Course
Microsoft PowerPoint Course
40
$80.00
$70.00
$150.00
Microsoft Word Course
40
$80.00
$70.00
$150.00
Quickbooks Course
75
$150.00
$70.00
$220.00
COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Information Technology
Information Technology Administrator
1170
$2,340.00
$330.00
$2,670.00
Information Technology Technician
675
$1,350.00
$330.00
$1,680.00
Information Technology Technical Support (High School Student Enrollment)
540
$1,080.00
$330.00
$1,410.00
PC Technician - CompTIA A +
240
$480.00
$140.00
$620.00
Network Technician - CompTIA NETWORK +
120
$240.00
$135.00
$375.00
Linux Technician - CompTIA Linux + LPI
120
$240.00
$135.00
$375.00
Security Technician - CompTIA Security +
120
$240.00
$135.00
$375.00
Cisco Administrator - Cisco CCNA
180
$360.00
$140.00
$500.00
Microsoft Administrator - MCITP Server Administrator
360
$720.00
$165.00
$885.00
Microsoft Technician - MCITP
240
$480.00
$160.00
$640.00
630
$1,260.00
$415.00
$1,675.00
Digital Media Technology I
600
$1,200.00
$390.00
$1,590.00
Digital Media Technology II: Audio/Visual Communications
630
$1,260.00
$390.00
$1,650.00
COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Computer Coding
Web Programming and Development
DIGITAL MEDIA
Digital Media Technology II: Digital Graphic Arts
630
$1,260.00
$390.00
$1,650.00
Digital Media Technology II: Web Development
630
$1,260.00
$390.00
$1,650.00
HEALTH CARE
Dental Assistant
900
$1,800.00
$500.00
$2,300.00
Dental Assistant, Clinical
750
$1,500.00
$440.00
$1,940.00
Dental Front Office
150
$300.00
$135.00
$435.00
$12.00
$13.00
$25.00
$1,800.00
$390.00
$2,190.00
Dental Radiology Certification Course
Medical Assistant (MA)
6
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
TUITION AND FEES
TUITION AND FEES
MATC Programs / Courses
Tuition Is based on a dollar amount per
enrolled hour (program length) as established
annually by the Utah College of Applied
Technology (UCAT) Board of Trustees.
Program/Course Fees are charged annually
and are established by the MATC Board of
Directors and are sufficient for the materials
and/or lab usage for the program. Tuition and
other charges as listed in the catalog and
other MATC publications are subject to
change without notice. Students are advised
to consult the most current information at mlatc.
edu or by calling an MATC Student Services
office. The College policy regarding payment of
tuition and fees is that all required tuition and
fees are due at the time of registration. Checks
for an amount larger than the total tuition and
fees due will not be accepted.
Medical Billing and Coding
A
The “Total Fees” amount may reflect a combination of a
fees (which vary per program), and a Technology fee as
applicable for each individual program at MATC.
* Leave Time will be built in to certain programs tuition total. This addition is based on
seat availability for students that need time off. Students needing more than scheduled
hours to complete required competencies will be expected to pay tuition and fees
for additional time in the program. Unused leave time tuition will be refunded upon
completion of the program.
• Financial Aid counseling is available.
Please call the MATC Financial Aid office at:
801.753.4105 to make an appointment.
T R A INING M A T E R IA L S :
Text/workbooks and Equipment
Most Programs/Courses require the purchase
of text/workbooks and/or other instructional
classroom items. Most items are available in
the MATC Bookstores on the Orem, Spanish
Fork, and Thanksgiving Point campuses
Some programs may also require the student
to purchase other materials or lab tools/
equipment. Most of these items may also be
purchased in MATC Bookstores. Lists of these
required items can be obtained in the MATC
Bookstore; however, it is recommended that the
student attend the first day of class to receive
additional information from the instructor before
making any purchases.
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
($2.00 per/ hr.)
1100
$2,200.00
Total
Fees A
Total
$360.00
$2,560.00
Medical Billing and Coding: Accelerated Schedule
645
$1,290.00
$360.00
$1,650.00
630
$1,260.00
$360.00
$1,620.00
Pharmacy Technician
600
$1,200.00
$315.00
$1,515.00
Pharmacy Technician: Accelerated Schedule
390
$780.00
$315.00
$1,095.00
Pharmacy Technician: Summer Schedule
315
$630.00
$315.00
$945.00
60
$120.00
$326.00
$446.00
3
$6.00
$14.00
$20.00
$2,628.00
$940.00
$3,568.00
Phlebotomy Technician
Phlebotomy Technician Refresher Course
Surgical Technologist
1314
HEALTH CARE: Emergency Health Care
Emergency Medical Technician, Advanced (AEMT)
135
$270.00
$495.00
$765.00
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
225
$450.00
$415.00
$865.00
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT): Accelerated Schedule
$775.00
180
$360.00
$415.00
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Course
14
$28.00
$65.00
$93.00
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Heartcode Course
10
$20.00
$80.00
$100.00
6
$12.00
$26.00
$38.00
10
$20.00
$10.00
$30.00
Heartsaver CPR/AED Course
3
$6.00
$16.00
$22.00
Heartsaver First Aid Course
3
$6.00
$16.00
$22.00
14
$28.00
$90.00
$118.00
Medication Aide Certification Course
100
$200.00
$215.00
$415.00
Nurse Assistant (CNA)
135
$270.00
$215.00
$485.00
Nurse Assistant (CNA): Summit County High School Schedules
135
$270.00
$160.00
$160.00
Nurse Assistant (CNA): Wasatch County Adult Schedules
135
$270.00
$225.00
$495.00
Nurse Assistant (CNA): Wasatch County High School Schedules
135
$270.00
$160.00
$160.00
Nurse Assistant (CNA): Saturdays, Evenings, and 3 week Schedule
105
$210.00
$215.00
$425.00
Basic Life Support (BLS) Course
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Course
HEALTH CARE: Nursing Health Care
Nurse Assistant (CNA) Refresher Course
• REMEMBER: All High school students
pay fees only. They are not required to pay
tuition until they or their high school class has
graduated. After high school graduation,
students must pay tuition on the remaining
program hours in order to complete the
program and receive their certificate(s).
Tuition
Hours
Medical Office Administration
EMT Continuing Medical Education Course
non-refundable Application Fee of $40.00, program specific
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Practical Nurse (LPN)
Intravenous Therapy Certification
8
$16.00
$50.00
$66.00
900
$1,800.00
$1,185.00
$2,985.00
24
$48.00
$14.00
$62.00
MANUFACTURING
Composite Technology: Advanced
665
$1,330.00
$860.00
$2,190.00
Composite Technology: Aerospace
665
$1,330.00
$860.00
$2,190.00
Composite Technology: Basics
90
$180.00
$165.00
$345.00
Composites: Blueprint Reading Course
75
$150.00
$80.00
$230.00
Composites: GelCoat and Fiberglass Repair Course
96
$192.00
$175.00
$367.00
222
$444.00
$325.00
$809.00
$260.00
Composites: Mold Construction Course
Composites: Parts Inspection and Testing Course
90
$180.00
$80.00
Electrical Systems
270
$540.00
$220.00
$760.00
Machine Tool Technology
990
$1,980.00
$450.00
$2,430.00
Machining, CNC
630
$1,260.00
$290.00
$1,550.00
1140
$2,280.00
$1,655.00
$3,935.00
270
$540.00
$415.00
$955.00
Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding
270
$540.00
$415.00
$955.00
Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding
210
$420.00
$415.00
$835.00
$2,875.00
MANUFACTURING: Welding Technology
Pipe Welding Processes
Welding: Pre-Pipe Welding
Welding Technology
900
$1,800.00
$1,075.00
Welding Technology (High School Student Enrollment per semester)
270
$540.00
$475.00
$475.00
Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
210
$420.00
$315.00
$735.00
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
TUITION AND FEES
Tuition Is based on a dollar amount per
enrolled hour (program length) as established
annually by the Utah College of Applied
Technology (UCAT) Board of Trustees.
Program/Course Fees are charged annually
and are established by the MATC Board of
Directors and are sufficient for the materials
and/or lab usage for the program. Tuition and
other charges as listed in the catalog and
other MATC publications are subject to
change without notice. Students are advised
to consult the most current information at mlatc.
edu or by calling an MATC Student Services
office. The College policy regarding payment of
tuition and fees is that all required tuition and
fees are due at the time of registration. Checks
for an amount larger than the total tuition and
fees due will not be accepted.
A
The “Total Fees” amount may reflect a combination of a
non-refundable Application Fee of $40.00, program specific
fees (which vary per program), and a Technology fee as
applicable for each individual program at MATC.
* Leave Time will be built in to certain programs tuition total. This addition is based on
seat availability for students that need time off. Students needing more than scheduled
hours to complete required competencies will be expected to pay tuition and fees
for additional time in the program. Unused leave time tuition will be refunded upon
completion of the program.
• Financial Aid counseling is available.
Please call the MATC Financial Aid office at:
801.753.4105 to make an appointment.
• REMEMBER: All High school students
pay fees only. They are not required to pay
tuition until they or their high school class has
graduated. After high school graduation,
students must pay tuition on the remaining
program hours in order to complete the
program and receive their certificate(s).
T R A INING M A T E R IA L S :
Text/workbooks and Equipment
Most Programs/Courses require the purchase
of text/workbooks and/or other instructional
classroom items. Most items are available in
the MATC Bookstores on the Orem, Spanish
Fork, and Thanksgiving Point campuses
Some programs may also require the student
to purchase other materials or lab tools/
equipment. Most of these items may also be
purchased in MATC Bookstores. Lists of these
required items can be obtained in the MATC
Bookstore; however, it is recommended that the
student attend the first day of class to receive
additional information from the instructor before
making any purchases.
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MATC Programs / Courses
Tuition
Hours
($2.00 per/ hr.)
Total
Fees A
Total
Welding: Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
145
$290.00
$315.00
Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)
180
$360.00
$315.00
$675.00
Welding: Flux Cord Arc Welding (FCAW)
155
$310.00
$315.00
$625.00
Welding: Thermal Cutting Process Course
90
$180.00
$150.00
$330.00
Welding: Blueprint, Symbols, Testing and Inspection Course
90
$180.00
$50.00
$230.00
Welding Skills Upgrade Course
30
$60.00
$30.00
$90.00
3
$6.00
$9.00
$15.00
$5,820.00
Welding Qualification Test
$605.00
SERVICE TRADES: Cosmetology
Cosmetology*
1600
$3,460.00
$2,360.00
Cosmetology State Board Review Course
15
$30.00
$50.00
$80.00
Cosmetology: Advanced Makeup Course
50
$100.00
$375.00
$475.00
Cosmetology: Eyelash Extensions Course
50
$100.00
$190.00
$290.00
Cosmetology: Facial Equipment Course
25
$50.00
$20.00
$70.00
300
$700.00
$875.00
$1,575.00
$16.00
$39.00
$55.00
$2,875.00
Nail Technician*
Nail Technician State Board Review Course
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SERVICE TRADES: Culinary Arts
Culinary Arts
1200
$2,400.00
$475.00
Culinary Arts I
600
$1,200.00
$275.00
$1,475.00
Culinary Arts II
600
$1,200.00
$275.00
$1,475.00
Culinary Arts: Artisan Baking and Pastry Course
136
$272.00
$65.00
$337.00
Culinary Arts: Professional Cooking Basics Course
16
$32.00
$10.00
$42.00
Culinary Arts: Backyard Barbecues and Picnics Course
16
$32.00
$10.00
$42.00
Culinary Arts: Tour of Italy Course
16
$32.00
$10.00
$42.00
Culinary Arts: Asian Fusion Cuisine Course
16
$32.00
$10.00
$42.00
Culinary Arts: Fresh Seafood and Sushi Course
16
$32.00
$10.00
$42.00
Culinary Arts: French Essentials Course
16
$32.00
$10.00
$42.00
Culinary Arts: South of the Border Grill Course
16
$32.00
$10.00
$42.00
Culinary Arts: Cooking from the Garden Course
16
$32.00
$10.00
$42.00
6
$12.00
$113.00
$125.00
Culinary Arts: ServSafe Manager Course
TRANSPORTATION
Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
600
$1,200.00
$410.00
$1,610.00
Automotive Engines
630
$1,260.00
$410.00
$1,670.00
Automotive Vehicle Performance
630
$1,260.00
$410.00
$1,670.00
Automotive Fundamentals Course
60
$120.00
$140.00
$260.00
Automotive: Safety Inspection
16
$32.00
$68.00
$100.00
Automotive: Emissions Inspection Exam-Prep
20
$40.00
$60.00
$100.00
Commercial Truck Driving (CDL)
160
$320.00
$3,265.00
$3,585.00
Diesel Mechanics
600
$1,200.00
$410.00
$1,610.00
Diesel Technician
540
$1,080.00
$335.00
$1,415.00
Light Duty Diesel Course
60
$120.00
$115.00
$235.00
UDOT, Flagging Course
3
$6.00
$34.00
$40.00
Note: This information about available programs of the MATC institution is accurate as currently approved by the governing boards at the time of
this publication. MATC reserves the right to change its policies or course offerings as required by state and/or program and course requirements
needed for completion.
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TUITION AND FEES
MATC WITHDRAWAL and REFUND POLICY
615.1 Policy
Mountainland Applied Technology College (MATC) issues tuition and fee
refunds on courses, based on circumstances related to each specific
course, in an effort to maintain a level of equity for all students.
1.1 Defined-Entry, Defined-Exit Certificate Programs (Lock-Step)
Refunds of tuition for certificate courses and programs that operate
with a fixed beginning and ending date, and for which a flat tuition rate
is charged in advance will be made as follows after a student officially
withdraws: 100% within the first three days of instruction, any unused
tuition will be refunded within three calendar weeks of the start date, and
0% thereafter. Fees are not refundable after the third day of instruction.
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Apprenticeship, Electrical
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Apprenticeship, HVAC
•
Apprenticeship, Plumbing
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Automotive: Engines
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Automotive: Maintenance and Light Repair
•
Automotive: Vehicle Performance
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Culinary Arts I & II
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Dental Assistant Programs
•
Diesel Mechanics
•
Electrical Systems
•
Pharmacy Technician
•
Practical Nursing
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Surgical Technology
1.2 Open-Entry, Open-Exit Programs (OE/OE)
Students enrolling in open-entry, open-exit programs pay tuition for
the number of hours they enroll in. In the event of early withdrawal any
unused tuition at the time of official withdrawal will be refunded. Fees are
not refundable after the third day of instruction.
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Business Technology, All Programs
•
Commercial Truck Driving - CDL
•
Composite Technology
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Cosmetology
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Digital Media Technology I & II
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Information Technology
•
Machine Tool Technology
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Machining, CNC
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Medical Assistant
•
Medical Office Administration
•
Medical Billing/Coding
•
Nail Technology
•
Pipe Welding Processes
•
Welding Technology
•
Web Programming and Development
Note: Cosmetology has defined enrollment start dates but will be
refunded as open-entry/open-exit.
1.3 Short-Term Programs/Courses
Refunds of tuition for programs/courses 51-150 hours (does not apply
to specific courses which are parts of longer-term certificate programs)
will be made as follows after the student officially withdraws: 100%
prior to the first day of instruction; 50% within the first three days of
instruction, and 0% thereafter. Fees are not refundable after the third day
of instruction.
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Apprenticeship Math I & II
Auto Fundamentals (individual course only)
Business: Accounting I with Quickbooks
Business: Quickbooks
Culinary Arts: Artisan Baking
Dental Front Office
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Emergency Medical Technician, Advanced (AEMT)
Light Duty Diesel Mechanics
Medication Aide
Nurse Assistant
Phlebotomy Technician
Welding: Thermal Cutting Processes
Welding: Blueprints, Symbols, Testing, and Inspection
Tuition and fees are not refundable after the first day of instruction for
any programs/courses 50 hours or less.
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Advanced Cardiac Life Support - ACLS
•
Advanced Cardiac Life Support - ACLS Heartcode
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Business: Microsoft Access
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Business: Microsoft Excel
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Business: Microsoft PowerPoint
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Business: Microsoft Word
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Business: Microsoft Computer Literacy and Keyboarding
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Cosmetology: Eyelash Extensions
•
Cosmetology: Advanced Makeup
•
Cosmetology: Facial Equipment
•
Cosmetology: Cosmotology State Board Review
•
Cosmetology: Nail Technician State Board Review
•
Culinary Arts: Asian Fusion Cuisine
•
Culinary Arts: Backyard Barbecues and Picnics
•
Culinary Arts: Cooking from the Garden
•
Culinary Arts: French Essentials
•
Culinary Arts: Fresh Seafood and Sushi
•
Culinary Arts: Professional Cooking Basics
•
Culinary Arts: South of the Boarder Grill
•
Culinary Arts: Tour of Italy
•
EMT Continuing Medical Education (EMT-CME)
•
Flagging Course, UDOT
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Heartsaver CPR / AED
•
Heartsaver First Aid
•
Intravenous Therapy Certification
•
Nurse Assistant Refresher/Test Prep
•
Pediatric Advanced Life Support - PALS
•
Phlebotomy Refresher
•
Vehicle Safety Inspection
•
Vehicle Emissions Test Prep
615.2 Courses or Programs Canceled by the Institution
If a course/program is canceled by the institution before the first day of
instruction, 100% of paid tuition and fees will be refunded to the student.
615.3 Official Withdrawal
A student is officially withdrawn when:
a.
the student submits a “Course Withdrawal” form signed by the
program/course instructor to the MATC Student Services office.
Effective date of the withdrawal is the day the withdrawal form is
submitted to Student Services; or
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the student is absent from class for 10 consecutive days, effective
date of the withdrawal is the first day of class if the student never
attended, or the 11th consecutive absence if the 10-day period
began after the first day of class; or
tthe student is dismissed under disciplinary or academic
performance policies, effective date of the withdrawal is the last
day of attendance.
615.4 Appeals
Appeals for refunds can be made by the student and exceptions may be
granted on a case-by-case basis by the MATC Appeals Committee. The
Appeals Committee membership is as follows: Vice President of Student
Services, Vice President of Instruction, Program Directors, Counselors,
and Student Services Manager.
5.
Accessing pornography or any inappropriate usage of college
computers.
6.
Serious violations of program or campus rules not listed above.
Students dismissed from the MATC for other minor violations may be
allowed to re-enroll under the following conditions:
1.
There is “space available” at the time of their request for re-enrollment.
2.
A full payment of fees and tuition is made at the time of enrollment.
3.
There has been a period of 90 days minimum from their dismissal date.
615.5 Refund Processing
A $5 refund processing fee will be applied to all refunds unless the
course is canceled by the institution. The $40 application fee is not
refundable. Refunds will be issued within 45 days.
Repeating Programs or Courses
MATC enrollment and programs are based on hours of completion and/
or skill competencies. MATC is not a credit granting institution and cannot
grant credit upon completion of each program section. Completion
requires full competency skill pass offs and/or the completion of allocated
program hours while completing and passing course work. Should a
student have to drop/withdraw from any MATC program or course and
wish to re-enroll after the probationary period, the following conditions
apply:
Open Entry / Open Exit programs are based on skill competency
for completion; therefore, all OE/OE program students will have the
opportunity to be re-evaluated and allowed to pass off competencies to
prove competency of the skill and still be sufficient for current passing
standards. Should a student not be able to prove competency for any of
the required skills needed for completion, students then will be required
to complete the necessary hours in the program to complete and pass off
the competencies needed. Program hours will follow the same policy as
a standard OE/OE program or course.
Defined Entry / Defined Exit (Lock-step) programs are based on the
required program hours and competency pass offs. Therefore, students
will have to re-enroll for the full allotted program length required for
completion, and successfully pass all required skill based competencies
needed for completion of the desired program or course. Partial credit,
reduced hours, or reduced cost will not be given from a previous
enrollment in which the student wasn’t able to compete the full program
or course.
MATC RE-ENROLLMENT PROCEDURE
Students dismissed due to any of the following violations will not be
allowed to re-enroll:
1.
Physical harm or the threat of physical harm to others.
2.
Theft of school or personal property.
3.
Harassment of a physical nature.
4.
Using, possessing, trafficking or being under the influence of
controlled, illegal or potentially harmful substances on site.
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FINANCIAL AID
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
FINANCIAL AID GENERAL INFORMATION
MATC Financial Aid:
The Mountainland Applied Technology College (MATC) is a campus of
the Utah College of Applied Technology (UCAT). All information identified
between these Financial Aid pages is consistent with the policies
and procedures designated by UCAT. Since all Title IV eligible UCAT
campuses are approved separately to provide financial assistance, some
differences in delivery methods across campuses may occur.
Federal Title IV Financial Aid is available for eligible students who
demonstrate financial need. Financial aid is meant to assist students
in completing an eligible training program successfully and acquiring a
college credential.
For more information, on Financial Aid, please visit mlatc.edu or contact
MATC’s Financial Aid Office at (801) 753-4105.
Important note: Financial Aid content is subject to change based on
federal and state regulations. Financial aid is designed to assist in
bridging the gap between the costs of attending the Institution and what
students and their families are expected to pay. Estimated average costs
are based on the MATC academic training program of interest for the
current program year. Program training materials and other fees vary
with each program and may not be included in the costs associated with
financial aid estimates.
FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
In order to be considered for financial aid assistance, a student must
meet the following requirements:
1.
Complete and submit a current year Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA), which is available online (after January 1)
at fafsa.ed.gov (MATC Title IV CODE is 034133). Remember to
request a PIN NUMBER to utilize the electronic signature option:
PIN Site pin.ed.gov.
2.
Get Admitted to MATC and get a Student ID Number
Apply Online at mlatc.edu/portal
3.
Provide MATC with a valid* Student Aid Report (web generated or printed original)
(* A valid EFC with accompanying verification documentation, if required)
4.
Complete and submit a current year MATC Federal Financial Aid
Application and Registration Form.
In order to be awarded Financial Aid Assistance a student must be:
Enrolled at MATC as a ‘Matriculated’ Student
In order to be considered a matriculated student, the following must be submitted:
• Completed MATC Registration Form
• Pay the $40.00 (non-refundable) MATC Application Fee
• Completed and signed MATC Enrollment Agreement Form
• Certification of your high school graduation, and official college transcript(s) if required
NOTE: The U.S. Department of Education (USDE) randomly selects federal aid
applications for a process called verification. If selected, you and if applicable your
parents will be required to complete a verification worksheet and to submit official copies
of your current federal income tax transcript(s). These forms will be used for verification
purposes only and will be retained within the student financial aid file. The FA office
assists students through the verification process.
FINANCIAL AID PRIORITY DATES:
The MATC priority deadline for FAFSA processing is April 1st of the
current application year.
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Electronic Pell Processing:
MATC participates in the Electronic Data Exchange, which provides the
ISIR (Institutional Student Information Report) utilized by the Financial
Aid Office to determine and ensure Federal Aid eligibility.
Processing the FAFSA:
Based on the information in your FAFSA, the length of your course and
the training you will complete in the award year, MATC can calculate
the amount of your grant. If your course extends beyond June 30th, the
calculation may represent only a portion of your eligibility, and you may
be required to file another FAFSA. The government’s Central Processing
Center calculates your EFC to determine your eligibility. MATC then
receives an Institutional Student Information Report (ISIR) before a grant
payment or loan funds can be disbursed. Applications are randomly
audited as indicated on the ISIR, and if yours is selected for income/
family verification, MATC will assist in expediting the verification process.
Expected Family Contribution (EFC):
Education awards supplement the amount you/your family are able to
contribute toward your education budget. To determine your EFC, the
Department of Education (ED) evaluates the financial strength of your
family. The evaluation is made from confidential data that you and/or
your parents provide, including income, assets, family size, and family
members attending school, along with your unusual expenses. NOTE:
An EFC of $2700.00 may mean that you pay your living costs and only
$200.00 toward tuition. Your EFC should be pro-rated, so if your course
cost is $1,000, your living cost is $1,000, and your EFC is $500, then
50% of the EFC should be contributed towards your education ($200.00).
Policies and Procedures for Verification:
• All selected applicants will be verified.
• Selected applicants must submit required verification prior to receiving
a confirmed aid award.
• Students who fail to provide the required documentation within an
established time frame, will be treated as a cash-paying student until
the documents are provided.
• Students who do not meet the deadline and are not capable of
making a cash payment at the end of the deadline, will be dismissed
from the College. A student may re-enter the College only when he/
she can provide the documentation.
• Students will be given a clear explanation of the documentation
needed to satisfy the verification requirements and the process for
document submission.
• The College will inform students in a timely manner of the
consequences of failing to complete the verification requirements
and the actions the College will take if the student does not submit
the requested documentation within the time period specified by the
College.
• Students will be informed of their responsibilities regarding the
verification of application information, including the College’s deadline
for completion of any actions required.
• Students will be notified if the results of verification change the
student’s scheduled award.
• The College will assist the student in correcting erroneous
information.
• A suspected case of fraud will be reported to the Regional Office of
the Inspector General, or, if more appropriate, to a State or local law
enforcement agency having jurisdiction to investigate the matter.
Referrals to local or state agencies will be reported on an annual
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basis to the Inspector General.
• Interim disbursements of Title IV aid may be made prior to the
completion verification, when appropriate.
• The Student Financial Aid Office reserves the right to make
exceptions to the above stated policies due to extenuating
circumstance, on a case-by-case basis.
Once MATC receives all of the information from your FAFSA, which is
electronically transmitted through ED, the FA Representative will prepare
a preliminary award for your review prior to processing aid (refer to other
eligibility requirements).
TYPES OF FINANCIAL AID:
Mountainland Applied Technology College (MATC) participates in the
following financial aid programs:
• Federal Pell Grants (FPELL)
• Federal Student Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
• State and/or Private Party Funding
• Other Scholarship Programs
GRANTS
Federal Pell Grants (FPELL):
A Federal Pell Grant is award money designed to help undergraduate
students pay for education after high school. The award amount depends
on your expected family contribution (EFC), the cost of education at your
school, whether you are a full-time or part-time student, and whether you
attend school for a full academic year. The Federal Pell Grant program
is primarily designed to guarantee low and middle-income students, who
are eligible for aid, financial access to a college of their choice. Keep in
mind that Federal Pell Grants are intended to be the “base funding” upon
which eligibility for all other aid is determined. A student may additionally
qualify for other types of financial aid even if ineligible for a Pell Grant.
To file for a Pell grant the MATC Registration, Enrollment Agreement,
and Financial Aid Application forms supply facts about your previous
education, finances, and previous financial aid and must be completed.
In addition, you will need to complete a Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA) to generate a web based SAR (student aid report),
which provides facts about your income, family size, assets, etc. Both
forms are available from our Financial Aid Office and must be completed
for each award year.
Federal Student Education Opportunity Grant Aid (FSEOG):
A Federal SEOG Grant is award money designed to help undergraduate
students pay for education after high school. The award amount depends
on your expected family contribution, the cost of education at your
school, the amount of financial aid awarded, and whether you attend
school for a full academic year. Keep in mind that Federal SEOG Grants
are for those students who are deemed “most needy.” You may qualify for
other types of financial aid even if you are ineligible for a FSEOG Grant.
Higher Education Success Stipend Program Aid (HESSP):
The Higher Education Success Stipend Program is available to Utah
resident undergraduates who qualify for Pell Grants. HESSP was
established by the Utah State Legislature and serves as a supplement
to increasingly grant assistance from Federal Government financial aid
programs. You must be enrolled at least half-time (12 or more hours per
week) to be eligible to receive HESSP funds. Like other grants, HESSP
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does not have to be paid back, as long as students maintain eligibility for
the funds received.
VETERAN STUDENTS
VA Education Benefits:
The Utah State Approving Agency for Veterans’ Education Benefits
approves several of the programs for payment of Veteran Affairs (VA)
education benefits (such as the GI Bill). Veteran students with eligible VA
benefits must meet satisfactory progress and attendance requirements
as outlined by the Utah State Approving Agency. These requirements are
contained in an Enrollment Agreement Addendum that is available in the
Financial Aid Office (FA). Please contact the FA for additional information
on program eligibility requirements and accessing your benefits at
(801) 753-4107. As well, you may inquire directly with the Veterans
Administration at http://www.gibill.va.gov/
OTHER AID OPTIONS
Scholarships and Other Resources:
Other financial resources that should be considered include scholarship
aid that may be available through high school organizations; church
groups; and other civic or social organizations. Often companies provide
scholarship aid for the children of their employees. It is imperative to
defray educational expenses by preparing through part-time work and by
not overlooking other possible financial resources. The MATC Placement
Department will assist students in locating part-time employment while
enrolled in the college and maintaining satisfactory attendance and
academic progress.
POLICY AND PROCEDURES
REPAYMENT / OVERPAYMENT POLICY:
Regulations require that MATC determine if any cash disbursed to a
student exceeded the budgeted costs for that student during a period
of enrollment. In most overpayment cases, funds must be repaid or
returned to the financial aid program, by either the institution or the
student. Specific situations determine who is responsible for repayment.
Funds that the school is liable to return are never considered a Title IV
overpayment that prevents the student from receiving future Title IV aid;
such as cases where the institution did not correctly follow awarding
or disbursement procedures. If it is determined that excess financial
aid funds have been disbursed, and the student is responsible for the
overpayment, the student will be charged and billed for the appropriate
amount. The student will be required to restore the funds to the aid
program(s).
For example, if a school discovers that after a student’s campus-based
aid was disbursed, the student received additional aid that resulted in the
aid the student received exceeding his or her need by $314, the $314 is
an over award. Until such overpayments are repaid, the student will be
ineligible to receive future federal financial aid at any college. Generally,
unless the institution is liable, students are responsible for returning
funds due to overpayments made from the financial aid programs.
If a student whose overpayment case has been accepted by ED wishes
to establish a repayment schedule, the student should contact Debt
Resolution Services by calling 1-800-621-3115 or by e-mail by going to:
www.myeddebt.com, and selecting the Borrower tab, Contact Us, and
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Secure email.
VERIFYING PROGRESS FOR AID DISBURSEMENT:
Satisfactory Academic progress is verified by competency hours
completed and reported on the report for open-entry / open-exit
programs. In Lock-Step programs satisfactory progress is verified
through an evaluation of the student’s grade report.
Students who fail to complete the work before the start of the following
payment period will lose their disbursement. For example, if a payment
period ends at hour 300 but the new payment period does not start
until hour 301 students do not lose their disbursement until hour 301.
Tuition and bookstore costs are always accounted for in the evaluation
of the amount owed to the college and are entered onto an evaluation
worksheet prepared by the financial aid office.
A final analysis worksheet and progress report is routed to the VP of
Administrative Services, or his/her designee, who verifies schedules
and double checks for accuracy. The worksheet and enrollment reports
are then routed to the Business Office for disbursement. Any proceeds
will be maintained in the Office of Student Services during the student
notification process.
OTHER AID ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
Most of the information dissemination activities required by the Higher
Education Amendments of 1986 have been satisfied within the FA Guide
and the College catalog available prior to your enrollment. However,
student financial aid personnel are available, in accordance with federal
regulations, to discuss consumer information in more detail with current
and prospective students. To be eligible for financial aid, a student must:
• be enrolled as a regular student in an eligible program of study on at
least a half time basis (with the exception of Pell and FSEOG.);
• have a high school diploma or the equivalent;
• be a U.S. citizen or of a national origin, or an eligible non-citizen,
Verification of eligible non-citizen status may be required;
• Have financial need (except for some loan programs) as determined
by a need analysis system approved by the Department of Education;
• Maintain satisfactory academic progress and attendance progress;
• Provide required documentation for the verification process and
determination of dependency status (detailed polices and procedures
listed above);
• Have a valid Social Security Number;
• Not owe a refund on a Pell Grant, FSEOG, or state grant previously
received from any college;
• Not be in default on any Federal Perkins Loan(s), Plus Loan(s), or
Stafford Loan(s)-(Subsidized/ Unsubsidized);
• Not have borrowed in excess of the annual aggregate loan limits for
the Title IV financial aid programs;
• Not have received the maximum PELL LEU of 600%
• Not have a state or federal drug conviction;
• Be registered for the Selective Service (if male born after December
31,1959).
In addition to the above requirements, each program may have
its own pre-requisites and/or regulations. MATC can assist you in
your application for each program and will provide you with a final
determination of your eligibility and the amount you may receive. With
documentation about your income and assets, MATC can calculate your
eligibility and provide you with a preliminary award schedule describing
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your award. A final award letter will be provided for your acceptance
when you begin training. However, your award is not finalized until it’s
approved by the Department of Education which is provided in the form
of a “valid” Student Aid Report (SAR).
c.
It is assumed by the Financial Aid Appeal Committee that any
student filing an appeal is doing so based upon the need for
financial aid. Therefore, do not discuss your need for financial
Please contact the financial aid office as often as necessary throughout
your award process. Additional program information is located at
mlatc.edu/financial-aid and in the Financial Aid Guide provided to you
through the MATC Student Services and Financial Aid Offices. As well,
federalstudentaid.ed.gov can provide valuable assistance in your
decision process.
aid as part of your rationale for reinstatement of Title IV Federal
Financial Aid. This statement should include:
1. The date(s) the circumstance occurred (i.e., one time, on-going,
length),
2. How this circumstance affected you personally,
3. Steps you have taken to resolve your circumstances,
4. An explanation of your ability to remain in school and to
successfully complete your program.
FINANCIAL AID SUSPENSION:
Upon evaluation, any student not maintaining the minimum percentage
progress (refer to Satisfactory Attendance & Academic Progress on
page:19 of this catalog) will receive a warning letter of suspension
pertaining to their subsequent payment period funding. The MATC offers
a Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Appeal for students who have
been suspended from financial aid.
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Appeal
MATC is required to monitor whether a student is maintaining
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) in his/her program of study
in order to comply with federal regulations. Students who have been
denied financial aid because they have not met the requirements of the
Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy are offered the opportunity to
complete the MATC Financial Aid appeal process to be considered for an
exemption from the policy.
In some cases, a student’s failure to be in compliance with SAP is due
to events beyond the student’s control. If such mitigating circumstances
can be well documented for the specific payment period(s) in which the
deficiency occurred, the student may complete the appeal process*. Note: Completion of this process does not guarantee that your financial
aid eligibility will be reinstated. You are responsible for payment of your
tuition regardless of your financial aid status. It is also your responsibility
to be aware of all MATC deadlines.
SAP Appeal Process Instructions
1.
In order to appeal any decision regarding your financial aid status, you
must complete an appeal form to request an exception to the Satisfactory
Academic Progress (SAP) Policy. Your appeal must include the following
items to be considered complete (incomplete appeals will not be
considered):
a.
An appeal form signed and initialed.
b.
Create an Academic Plan with the college counselor (please include a
minimum of one payment period beginning with the current payment
period).
A detailed, signed personal statement explaining the circumstances
that caused you to fall below the minimum academic requirements for
financial aid (statement should be typed and attached to this form).
d.
A payment period of 67% progress & 85% attendance or higher -OR-
e.
Documentation from an impartial third party (not a family member,
friend, or roommate, ect.).
Documentation:
1.
2.
3.
4.
2.
Must include the name of the person providing the statement and their
relationship to the student,
Must support the claims made in your detailed personal statement,
Should confirm your ability to return to school and be successful; and
Must be signed and notarized or on letterhead.
Complete an individual counseling session with the MATC Financial Aid
Manager that will address your specific situation. (Please do this after your
appeal is approved)
*An Appeal Form will accompany a Warning Letter
RETURN OF THE TITLE IV FUNDS POLICY:
(for federal aid eligible students)
Federal Student Aid funds are awarded to a student under the
assumption that the student will attend school for the entire period for
which the assistance is awarded. When a student withdraws, the student
may no longer be eligible for the full amount of Title IV funds that the
student was originally scheduled to receive.
The Return of Title IV Funds (Return) regulations do not dictate an
institutional refund policy. Instead, a school is required to determine the
earned and unearned Title IV aid a student has earned as of the date
the student ceased attendance based on the amount of time the student
spent in attendance. The calculation of Title IV funds earned by the
student has no relationship to the student’s incurred institutional charges.
The requirements for the treatment of Title IV funds when a student
withdraws apply to any recipient of Title IV grant or loan funds that
ceases all attendance. The federal formula requires a Return of Title IV
calculation when a recipient receives or was eligible to receive aid and
withdraws on or before completing 60% of the period of enrollment. The
return requirements apply only to the receipt of or qualification for aid
that can be included in the calculation. For example, the requirements of
34 CFR 668.22 does not apply to Federal Work-Study funds. Therefore,
the Return requirements do not apply to a student if the only Title IV
program assistance that the student had received or could have received
was FWS funds. Please note that if the student never actually began
attendance for the period of enrollment, 34 CFR 668.22 regulations do
not apply. Likewise, if a student began attendance, but was not and could
not have been disbursed Title IV grant or loan funds prior to withdrawal,
the student is not considered to have been a Title IV recipient and the
requirements of 34 CFR 668.22 do not apply.
For examples of the Return of Title IV Funds calculations or questions
regarding the overpayment policy, please contact the Financial Aid
Office located at MATC. NOTE: A student who withdraws on or prior to
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completion of 60% of the enrollment period may be required to repay
some or all of the funds released to the student.
The U.S. Department of Education contact information is as follows:
Have a question about Title IV federal student aid or one of the services
the Department of Education provides? Contact one of our Customer
Service Centers or Federal Student Aid Offices. If you are not sure which
Service Center to call, contact the Research and Customer Care Center
at 1-800-433-7327, or e-mail us at fsa.customer.support@ed.gov.
Mailing Address:
Debt Collection Center
Accounting Services
Program Support Center
12501 Ardennes Ave.
Suite 200
Rockville, MD 20857
After the return of Title IV calculation has been completed, the
Institutional Refund Policy will be applied.
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GETTING STARTED
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
MATC
GE TTI N G S TARTED
Start your training in 3 EASY STEPS.
Pick an MATC Program
Don’t know which program best fits you?
Schedule an MATC tour at: mlatc.edu/visit
Decide which program you are interested in.
Career counseling is available.
CHOOSE
Get Admitted to MATC
APPLY
It’s Simple! It’s Free!
Get a student id at: mlatc.edu/portal Click on ‘Apply’.
After Applying, Take the entrance assessment at an MATC Testing Center.
Meet with a MATC Counselor for Open Entry/Open Exit programs.
Need money for college? Apply for Financial Aid.
Ste
p3
Ste
p2
Ste
p1
Simply complete these steps and you will be on your way to a new career.
Enroll in your Program
REGISTER
Register online at: mlatc.edu/portal Sign in and click on ‘Courses’,
or at a MATC Campus with Student Services.
Pay all required tuition and fees.
Purchase needed materials/books.
Check out
mlatc.edu/Start
f or mor e infor mation
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MATC AREAS OF STUDY
MATC
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Program and Course Offerings
EDUCATION YOU EXPERIENCE
AREAS of STUDY:
• Apprenticeship Professions
• Business Technology
• Computer Systems
• Digital Media
• Health Care
• Manufacturing
• Service Trade Professions
• Transportation
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
APPRENTICESHIP PROFESSIONS
APPRENTICESHIP PROFESSIONS
Construction Applied Technology Training
Apprentices start their path to a successful career without
accumulating debt to pay for their education. From day one
apprentices receive a paycheck and a great education to develop
skills that they can use the rest of their lives. This type of education/
training is unique because, it combines paid on-the-job training
by an outside sponsor (employer) who exposes the apprentice
to practical applications in all areas of a chosen trade; along with
a skilled professional and formalized work-related classroom
instruction. Once completed, apprentices will be on their way to a
successful long-term career with a competitive salary, and little or
no educational debt. Apprentices that fulfill the on-the-job training
and formalized work-related classroom instruction may receive
state, national, and /or trade organization certifications needed
for employment.
Apprenticeships are not only for adults; but also for high school
students who are looking for an active way to increase their
knowledge and education while building skills for the future,
getting paid to learn, and getting high school elective credit!
High school students can begin their apprenticeship at age 16,
if they are making satisfactory progress toward their high school
graduation and are registered with the United States Department
of Labor Office of Apprenticeship. Work release from high school
is available in some cases for on-the-job training hours. Details
must be worked out with the students’ high school counselor.
PROGRAMS:
Electrical Apprenticeship - 720 hour
HVAC Apprenticeship - 360 hours
Plumbing Apprenticeship - 720 hours
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Construction Applied Technology Training
Electrical Apprenticeship - 720 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Almost every building has an electrical system
that is installed during construction and
maintained after that. Electricians do both the
installing and maintaining of electrical systems
by reading blueprints in homes, businesses,
and factories.
•
•
This program will satisfy the educational
requirements to take the State Electrical
Journeyman Exam.
•
Estimated Cost * :
(excluding tax)
1st Year, (tuition and fees per semester) + $40.00 Application Fee
Program
Tuition
$180.00 (x2)
Fees
Books and
Supplies
$185.00 (x2)
$569.71
Total
$1,299.71
•
2nd Year, (tuition and fees per semester)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.00 (x2)
$185.00 (x2)
$431.82
$1,161.82
supervised by a Master or Journeyman
Electrician. However, unemployed first
year students may register for courses if
there is space available.
First year students are required to meet
with the Apprenticeship Department before
enrolling in the program. To schedule an
appointment call: (801) 753-4212 -or(801) 753-4214
As part of the MATC admission process,
students must take and pass the Career
Ready Reading Assessment and an
Accuplacer Math Assessment Test in the
MATC Testing Center before registering
for their first year apprenticeship session.
All employed students must register with
the Utah Division of Occupational and
Professional Licensing; and all employed
high school students must also register
with the United States Department of
Labor Office of Apprenticeship.
Students must have completed the
previous Electrical session and pass the
Competency Exam with a score of 75% or
better to advance to the next session.
3rd Year, (tuition and fees per semester)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.00 (x2)
$185.00 (x2)
$234.60
$964.60
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC Electrical Apprenticeship
Program Certificate
4th Year, (tuition and fees per semester)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.00 (x2)
$185.00 (x2)
$220.80
$950.80
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
ENROLLMENT:
Students will register and pay for each 90 hr.
(semester) session separately each year and
at the beginning of each semester before class
begins. It is recommended to register early due
to a high volume of students registering with a
limited number of seats. Students registering at
least thirty days before the class start date will
receive a $25 discount.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students; student’s must work at least part
time for an electrical company, and be
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Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL)
Journeyman Electrician Licensure
•
Construction Applied Technology Training
HVAC Apprenticeship - 360 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
HVAC technicians work on heating, ventilation,
cooling, and refrigeration systems that control
the temperature, humidity, and overall air
quality in homes, businesses, and other
buildings.
Estimated Cost * :
(excluding tax)
1st Year, (tuition and fees per semester) + $40.00 Application Fee
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.00 (x2)
$185.00 (x2)
$588.56
$1,318.56
2nd Year, (tuition and fees per semester)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180. (x2)
$185. (x2)
$495.
$1,225.60
00
00
60
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
ENROLLMENT:
Students will register and pay for each 90 hr.
(semester) session separately each year and
at the beginning of each semester before class
begins. It is recommended to register early due
to a high volume of students registering with a
limited number of seats. Students registering at
least thirty days before the class start date will
receive a $25 discount.
United States Department of Labor Office of
Apprenticeship Federal Work Credential
•
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL)
Residential Electrician Licensure
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
SLCC Articulation Agreement
Completion of the MATC Electrical
Apprenticeship Program and Utah State
Journeyman Licensure allows students to
apply for transfer credit towards an Associate
of Applied Science (AAS) in an Apprenticeship
Electrical Independent Technology Degree, at
Salt Lake Community College (SLCC).
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and
adult students; student’s must work at
least part time for an HVAC company
and be supervised by a Journeyman.
However, first year unemployed students
may register for courses if there is space
available.
•
First year students are required to meet
with the Apprenticeship Department before
enrolling in the program. To schedule an
appointment call: (801) 753-4212 -or(801) 753-4214
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students must take and pass the Career
Ready Reading Assessment and an
Accuplacer Math Assessment Test in the
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•
•
MATC Testing Center before registering
for their first year apprenticeship session.
High school students must also register
with the United States Department of
Labor Office of Apprenticeship.
Students must have completed the prior
HVAC session with a 75% score or better
to advance to the next session.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC HVAC Apprenticeship
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
EPA Certification
•
RMGA Certification
•
NATE Core Certification
•
NATE Heat Pump Certification
APPRENTICESHIP PROFESSIONS
Construction Applied Technology Training
students. Student’s must work at least
part time for a plumbing company and be
supervised by a Master or Journeyman
Plumber. However, first year unemployed
students may register for courses if there
is space available.
First year students are required to meet
with the Apprenticeship Department before
enrolling in the program. To schedule an
appointment call: (801) 753-4212 -or(801) 753-4214
As part of the MATC admission process,
students must take and pass the Career
Ready Reading Assessment and an
Accuplacer Math Assessment Test in the
MATC Testing Center before registering
for their first year apprenticeship session.
All employed students must register with
the Utah Division of Occupational and
Professional Licensing; and all employed
high school students must also register
with the United States Department of
Labor Office of Apprenticeship.
Students must have completed the
previous Plumbing session and pass the
competency exam with a 70% score, or
better, to advance to the next session.
Plumbing Apprenticeship - 720 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Plumbers install, maintain, and repair many
different types of pipe systems in both
residential and commercial buildings. Students
will learn to work in residential and commercial
buildings assembling, installing, and repairing
water, drainage, and heating systems. Students
will learn to install water pipes, sinks, bathtubs,
water heaters, and dishwashers.
•
•
This program will satisfy the educational
requirements to take the State Plumber
Journeyman Exam.
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
1st Year, (tuition and fees per semester) + $40. Application Fee
00
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.00 (x2)
$185.00 (x2)
$333.28
$1,063.28
•
2nd Year, (tuition and fees per semester)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180. (x2)
$185. (x2)
$22.
$752.80
00
00
80
3rd Year, (tuition and fees per semester)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.00 (x2)
$185.00 (x2)
$187.37
$917.37
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC Plumbing Apprenticeship
Program Certificate
4th Year, (tuition and fees per semester)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.00 (x2)
$185.00 (x2)
$123.00
$853.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL)
Journeyman Plumbing Licensure
•
United States Department of Labor Office of
Apprenticeship Federal Work Credential
•
Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL)
Residential Plumbing Licensure
ENROLLMENT:
Students will register and pay for each 90 hr.
(semester) session separately each year and
at the beginning of each semester before class
begins. It is recommended to register early due
to a high volume of students registering with a
limited number of seats. Students registering at
least thirty days before the class start date will
receive a $25 discount.
Financial Aid Availability:
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
SLCC Articulation Agreement
Completion of the MATC Plumbing
Apprenticeship Program and Utah State
Journeyman Licensure allows students to
apply for transfer credit towards an Associate
of Applied Science (AAS) in an Apprenticeship
Plumbing Independent Technology Degree, at
Salt Lake Community College (SLCC).
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
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BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONS
Business Applied Technology Training
The Business Technology Programs prepare students for
employment in a variety of entry level office technician careers,
with opportunities in private industry, government, and through
entrepreneurship. Today’s professional and high tech business
environment requires individuals to know a vast amount of
software and theory application while also applying interpersonal
skills.
There are numerous career opportunities in the business world
today. Business is the study of all aspects of life in a work
environment. The Business Technology Programs prepare
students for employment in the business sector with certificates
in high demand business fields such as accounting, database
management, marketing, and management.
PROGRAMS:
Business Technology: Accounting - 1,120 hours
Small Business Management - 1,070 hours
Marketing - 980 hours
Office Administration - 605 hours
COURSES:
Computer Literacy and Keyboarding - 45 hours
Accounting I and Quickbooks - 150 hours
Quickbooks - 75 hours
Word processing / Microsoft Word - 40 hours
Spreadsheets / Microsoft Excel - 40 hours
Database Applications / Microsoft Access - 40 hours
Presentations / Microsoft PowerPoint - 40 hours
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BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Business Applied Technology Training
Financial Aid Availability:
Business Technology: Accounting 1,120 Hours
Federal Aid Available: Yes
TRAINING PLAN:
In Business Technology Accounting, students
will start their training by building skills in Office
Administration (605 hrs). Students will then
move onto mastering the fundamentals of
Accounting for a Proprietorship, Partnership
and Corporation through the Accounting cycle.
Students will learn basics in bookkeeping, how
to analyze and record financial transactions,
and how to prepare various financial reports
at the end of the fiscal period. They will
master the accounting competencies in
accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll
procedures, sales taxes, computer literacy,
Excel, QuickBooks, and various common
banking activities. Students will learn skills in:
•
Computer Literacy
•
Word Processing
•
Spreadsheet Management
•
Database Applications
•
Business Presentations
•
Records Management
•
Business Communications
•
Keyboarding
•
Ten Key
•
Workplace Relations
•
Job Seeking
•
Accounting Processes
•
Math for Accounting
•
Quickbooks
•
Internal Accounting
$2,240.00
$175.00
Books and
Supplies
Total
$306.44
$2,721.44
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
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and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, visit the testing
webpage at: mlatc.edu/testing or call the
Testing Center at: (801) 753-4110.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note: It is
recommended that high school students
complete all business and accounting
classes offered at their high school before
enrollment into this program. If high
school students or their high school class
graduates and they have not finished all
program hours prior to their high school
graduation date, tuition will be charged
for the remaining hours needed for
completion.
•
Business classes taken at the high school
may count towards an MATC certificate.
See your instructor for details.
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Fees
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
As part of the 1,120 hour program a 120 hour
Business Externship is required. Students will
be responsible to arrange their own externship
site, in coordination with the instructor.
Program
Tuition
VA Qualified: Yes
MATC Business Technology Accounting
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Business Technology: Accounting
Program, at 1,120 hours, enables students
to apply their MATC certificate towards an
Associates of Applied Science (AAS) Degree
in Technology at Utah Valley University (UVU).
Please direct any questions to the program
instructor for more information.
Business Applied Technology Training
Small Business Management 1,070 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
In Small Business Management students will
start building their skills in Office Administration
(605 hrs). Students will then move onto a
well rounded business education in areas
of leadership, computer concepts, human
resources, accounting, and marketing.
Designed for those who wear many hats in
the workplace, Small Business Management
is for those looking to start a business or run a
current business more effectively. Students will
learn skills in:
•
Computer Literacy
•
Word Processing
•
Spreadsheet Management
•
Database Applications
•
Business Presentations
•
Records Management
•
Business Communications
•
Keyboarding
•
Ten Key
•
Workplace Relations
•
Job Seeking
•
Accounting Processes
•
Quickbooks
•
Open Office
•
Google Docs
•
Social Media
•
Internal Accounting
•
Business Leadership
•
Business Law and Ethics
•
Marketing
•
Business Plans
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$2,140.
$175.
$452.
$2,767.41
00
00
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* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
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BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
Marketing - 980 Hours
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, visit the testing
webpage at: mlatc.edu/testing or call the
Testing Center at: (801) 753-4110.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note: It is
recommended that high school students
complete all business and accounting
classes offered at their high school before
enrollment into this program. If high
school students or their high school class
graduates and they have not finished all
program hours prior to their high school
graduation date, tuition will be charged
for the remaining hours needed for
completion.
•
Business classes taken at the high school
may count towards an MATC certificate.
See your instructor for details.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Small Business Management
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Small Business Management Program, at
1,070 hours, enables students to apply their
MATC certificate towards an Associates of
Applied Science (AAS) Degree in Technology
at Utah Valley University (UVU). Please direct
any questions to the program instructor for
more information.
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TRAINING PLAN:
In the Marketing emphasis students will build
on skills learned in the Office Administration
portion (605 hrs) of this program and
is designed for students looking to use
creativity in the workplace. Marketing teaches
employment skills in presentations, desktop
publishing, social media, customer service, and
general marketing. This accumulates to a final
project that can be used as a portfolio piece
with potential employers. MATC’s Marketing
Program teaches skills in:
•
Computer Literacy
•
Word Processing
•
Spreadsheet Management
•
Database Applications
•
Business Presentations
•
Records Management
•
Business Communications
•
Keyboarding
•
Ten Key
•
Workplace Relations
•
Job Seeking
•
Desktop Publishing
•
Social Media
•
Customer Service
•
Marketing
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, visit the testing
webpage at: mlatc.edu/testing or call the
Testing Center at: (801) 753-4110.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note: It is
recommended that high school students
complete all business and accounting
classes offered at their high school before
enrollment into this program. If high
school students or their high school class
graduates and they have not finished all
program hours prior to their high school
graduation date, tuition will be charged
for the remaining hours needed for
completion.
•
Business classes taken at the high school
may count towards an MATC certificate.
See your instructor for details.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
As part of the 980 hour program a 60 hour
Business Externship is required. Students will
be responsible to arrange their own externship
site, in coordination with the instructor.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,960.00
$175.00
$248.58
$2,383.58
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
MATC, Marketing Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Marketing Program, at 980 hours, enables
students to apply their MATC certificate
towards an Associates of Applied Science
(AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah Valley
University (UVU). Please direct any questions
to the program instructor for more information.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
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BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Business Applied Technology Training
Office Administration - 605 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Office Administration prepares students for an
office technician career in today’s high tech
business environment. Students learn the
basics of:
•
Computer Literacy
•
Word Processing
•
Spreadsheet Management
•
Database Applications
•
Business Presentations
•
Records Management
•
Business Communications
•
Keyboarding
•
Ten Key
•
Workplace Relations
•
Job Seeking
•
•
•
complete a Training Agreement.
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, visit the testing
webpage at: mlatc.edu/testing or call the
Testing Center at: (801) 753-4110.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
It is recommended that high school
students should complete all business
and accounting classes offered at their
high school before enrollment into this
program. If high school students or their
high school class graduates and they have
not finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Business classes taken at the high school
may count towards an MATC certificate.
See your instructor for details.
Students may be able to waive portions of the program by demonstrating
competencies obtained in other business programs.
As part of the 605 hour program a 60 hour
Business Externship is required. Students will
be responsible to arrange their own externship
site, in coordination with the instructor.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Office Administration
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,210.00
$175.00
$88.98
$1,473.98
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
MATC Articulation of Training Hours
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
Business Applied Technology Training
Computer Literacy and Keyboarding
Course - 45 Hours
Business Applied Technology Training
QuickBooks Course - 75 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn about the basic components
and functions of a Microsoft based PC.
Students will learn how to manage files, set up
user accounts, and customize profiles using
Windows 7. Students will learn the basics of
Email including how to create a signature and
send an attachment. Finally, students will study
internet searching and navigation. Studies will
focus on Internet Explorer, Moezilla Firefox, and
Google Chrome. Keyboarding requirements
will accompany the computer literacy course.
Students will achieve a speed of 40 WPM in a 2
minute timing with corrections allowed.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$90.00
$70.00
$24.99
$184.99
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$150.00
$70.00
$148.99
$368.99
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Business Applied Technology Training
Accounting I with QuickBooks Course 150 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn how this well-designed
accounting program can make it a snap to set
up a chart of accounts, reconcile a checking
account, create and print invoices, receipts,
and statements, track payables, inventory and
receivables, create estimates, and generate
reports.
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
VA Qualified: No
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will study the basics of accounting,
the accounting cycle, and financial reporting.
Following Accounting, students will learn the
accounting cycle in QuickBooks for both a
service and merchandising business. Students
will learn how this well-designed accounting
program can make it a snap to set up a chart of
accounts, reconcile a checking account, create
and print invoices, receipts, and statements,
track payables, inventory, and receivables,
create estimates, and generate reports.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$300.00
$70.00
$276.49
$646.49
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
•
All students must have basic Accounting
proficiency. Students must test out of
this requirement by showing current
industry level equivalent experience to
the instructor; or students can enroll in
MATC’s Accounting I with Quickbooks
Course.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Quickbooks
Occupational Skill Certificate
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business
Spreadsheets I Course; or show current
industry level equivalent experience.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Accounting with Quickbooks
Occupational Skill Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
None
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BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Business Applied Technology Training
Word Processing Course - 40 Hours
Business Applied Technology Training
Spreadsheets I Course - 40 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Microsoft Word 2010 is a powerful and popular
program, yet most people use only a fraction
of its features. In this course, you’ll learn
Microsoft Word’s more advanced features,
which can make writing easier, faster, and more
fun. Master the functions of the most highly
used word processing software in business
and homes. Students will explore everything
from text manipulation and formatting to office
applications like mail merge and desktop
publishing.
Program
Tuition
$80.00
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$70.00
$29.99
$179.99
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Database Applications Course - 40 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Discover how this powerful MS Office program
can boost your productivity at home or at work.
Students will learn how to create informative,
eye-catching charts and harness the power of
Excel’s data analysis and filtering tools. This
course will teach students dozens of shortcuts
and tricks for setting up fully formatted
worksheets quickly and efficiently.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Business Applied Technology Training
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$80.00
$70.00
$29.99
$179.99
TRAINING PLAN:
This course shows students how to create and
customize tables from a database. Students
build relationships between tables to eliminate
redundancies and slash data entry time.
Discover how to achieve huge reductions in
data entry errors by setting default values,
creating validation rules, and building input
masks. Students will learn how to retrieve
exactly what is needed from databases with
powerful queries and reports.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid Availability:
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
MATC, Word Processing
Occupational Skill Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
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Books and
Supplies
Total
$80.00
$70.00
$29.99
$179.99
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
•
Fees
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Program
Tuition
MATC, Spreadsheet Management
Occupational Skill Certificate
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
MATC, Database Applications
Occupational Skill Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
None
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Business Applied Technology Training
Electronic Presentations Course - 40 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
In this course students will learn how to create
professional-quality slide presentations that
grab and hold audience’s attention from start
to finish with formatted themes and a variety of
slide layouts. Students will embellish slides with
text, objects, SmartArt, multimedia, animation,
sound, charts, clip art, and hyperlinks.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$80.00
$70.00
$29.99
$179.99
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Electronic Presentations
Occupational Skill Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONS
Computer Systems Applied Technology Training
Information technology brings you the computer information and
applications that workers everywhere rely on to do their jobs.
IT specialists create such products, and set up and maintain
systems. Their work varies widely, from upgrading computer
software, to setting up and maintaining the servers on which a
company’s internal applications run.
With support from instructors, students who are disciplined and
motivated cannot only earn industry recognized certifications, but
also acquire the hands-on skills to be confident in competing in
today’s workforce. Schedules are flexible, using an Open Entry/
Open Exit model. Programs are self-paced so students can focus
and progress without the added pressure of trying to keep up with
the class or needing to move faster.
Our students have access to some of the best training programs
available. Our curriculum has been authorized as a preferred
training method by Cisco, Microsoft, and CompTIA. This ensures
quality, as well as current training. Upon successful completion
of training, students can earn industry certifications from Cisco,
Microsoft and CompTIA. Possible certifications include A+,
Network+, Linux+, Security+, MCSA, and CCNA.
PROGRAMS:
IT Server Administrator - 1,170 hours
IT Technician - 675 hours
IT Technical Support - 540 hours (high school enrollment)
INDIVIDUAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS:
PC Technician (CompTIA A+)- 240 hours
Network Technician (CompTIA Network+)- 120 hours
Linux Technician (CompTIA Linux+)- 120 hours
Security Technician (CompTIA Security+)- 180 hours
Microsoft Administrator (MCSA Server Administrator)- 480 hours
Cisco Administrator (Cisco CCNA)- 180 hours
Microsoft Technician (MCSA Windows Client Pro)- 120 hours
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
Computer Applied Technology Training
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
Information Technology:
Server Administrator - 1,170 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This program prepares students to
become well rounded administrators in the
information technology field. Students begin
by studying computer troubleshooting, then
proceed through network management. The
administrative program provides a focus
in network management, operations, and
security management. Throughout the program
students can be certified in major industry
certifications and have working knowledge of
industry equipment in:
Information Technology Server Administrator:
•
Microsoft - MCSA Server Administrator
Information Technology Technician Core Training:
•
PC Technician
•
Network Technician
•
Security Technician
•
Linux Technician
•
Special Applications
Students may be able to waive portions of the program by demonstrating
competencies obtained in other programs.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$2,340.00
$330.00
$882.00
$3,552.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Information Technology,
Server Administrator Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Computer Applied Technology Training
Information Technology:
Technician - 675 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This program prepares students to become
industry certified in analyzing, troubleshooting,
and evaluating the computer network hardware
and software of today’s industry computers
and computer systems. Students will also
become certified in network installation and
management from learning:
•
PC Technician - CompTIA A+
•
Network Technician - CompTIA Network +
Information Technology Technician:
•
Security Technician - CompTIA Security +
Linux Technician - CompTIA Linux + LPI
•
PC Technician
•
•
Microsoft Administrator - MCSA
•
Network Technician
•
Security Technician
•
Linux Technician
•
Special Applications
Please Note: Students are not required to
take the industry exams for MATC program
completion. MATC provides training for
students to prepare to take third party
(national, state, and industry) examinations
for certification and/or licensures only; MATC
does not guarantee licensure or certification
completion from third parties upon completion
of any MATC program.
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The IT Administrator Program, at 1,170 hours,
enables students to apply their MATC certificate
towards an Associates of Applied Science
(AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah Valley
University (UVU). Please direct any questions
to the program instructor for more information.
Students may be able to waive portions of the program by demonstrating
competencies obtained in other programs.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,350.00
$330.00
$600.00
$2,280.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
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COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Information Technology,
Technician Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
PC Technician - CompTIA A+
•
Network Technician - CompTIA Network +
•
Security Technician - CompTIA Security +
•
Linux Technician - CompTIA Linux + LPI
Please Note: Students are not required to
take the industry exams for MATC program
completion. MATC provides training for
students to prepare to take third party
(national, state, and industry) examinations
for certification and/or licensures only; MATC
does not guarantee licensure or certification
completion from third parties upon completion
of any MATC program.
Computer Applied Technology Training
Information Technology:
Technical Support - 540 Hours
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
(High School Student Enrollment)
TRAINING PLAN:
This program has been designed specifically to
meet the schedule requirements for high school
students. The majority of the program course
focuses on the student learning computer
maintenance and troubleshooting in:
•
PC Technician
•
Network Technician
•
Security Technician
Courses that students pass can be applied toward the
MATC IT Technician or MATC IT Administrator Programs.
MATC, Information Technology,
Technical Support Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
PC Technician - CompTIA A+
•
Network Technician - CompTIA Network +
•
Security Technician - CompTIA Security +
Please Note: Students are not required to
take the industry exams for MATC program
completion. MATC provides training for
students to prepare to take third party
(national, state, and industry) examinations
for certification and/or licensures only; MATC
does not guarantee licensure or certification
completion from third parties upon completion
of any MATC program.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,080.00
$330.00
$318.00
$648.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
MATC Articulation of Training Hours
Students may apply the pass-offs or
certifications earned to other MATC Information
Technology programs towards other program
certificates. Please see the instructor for
details.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
Computer Applied Technology Training
PC Technician - 240 Hours
CompTIA A+
TRAINING PLAN:
CompTIA A+ certification validates foundationlevel knowledge and skills necessary for a
career in IT support. It is the starting point for
a career. The international, vendor-neutral
certification proves competence in areas such
as installation, preventative maintenance,
networking, security and troubleshooting.
CompTIA A+ certified technicians also have
excellent customer service and communication
skills to work with clients.This Course is
designed to prepare students to complete all
the requirements for the CompTIA A+ Exams.
Training will focus around:
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit:
mlatc.edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Information Technology,
PC Technician Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
PC Technician - CompTIA A+
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Computer Applied Technology Training
Network Technician - 120 Hours
CompTIA Network+
TRAINING PLAN:
This program covers network concepts.
Students will learn how to install networking
hardware, configure a small office/home office
(SOHO) network, and connect mobile and
desktop devices to a network; through lessons,
demonstrations, and exams, as well as handson virtual labs. As part of the core curriculum
at MATC this course provides students with
the knowledge of networking concepts to
prepare for future courses. This Course is
designed to prepare students to complete all
the requirements for the CompTIA Network+
Exams. Training will focus around:
•
set up a new computer
•
Recognize & understand Cables and Connectors
•
Identify system requirements when purchasing a new
computer
•
Identify and configure networking devices
•
Install or upgrade the operating system.
•
Understand concepts of ethernet networking
•
Manage external devices.
•
Know and understand the principles of network
implementation
•
Troubleshoot common computer problems that can be
resolved without replacing internal components.
•
Understand, identify and troubleshoot wide area networks
(WANs)
•
Connect to a small home network.
•
Know and understand network security practices
•
Understand the technology and specifications used to
describe computer components, and make informed
choices about which device characteristics are required
for the situation.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$480.00
$140.00
$130.00
$750.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$240.00
$135.00
$94.00
$469.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid Availability:
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
•
Available to adult students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
Although not a prerequisite, it is
recommended that CompTIA Network+
candidates have at least nine months
of experience in network support or
administration, IT academic training, or a
CompTIA A+ certification.
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COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
•
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit:
mlatc.edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Information Technology,
Network Technician Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Network Technician - CompTIA Network +
Computer Applied Technology Training
Linux Technician - 120 Hours
CompTIA Linux + LPI
TRAINING PLAN:
The Linux training program prepares students
to be qualified as a level 1 (junior) Linux
administrator, and is also useful for any desktop
administrator who needs a basic understanding
of Linux administration. Due to the many
versions of the Linux operating system this
course focuses on running GNU and Unix
commands from the command line, installing
and configuring Linux, and maintaining and
securing the Linux system. This Course is
designed to prepare students to complete
all the requirements for the CompTIA Linux+
Exams. Training will focus around:
•
Understand how to use command line help functions
•
Manage files and directories
•
Know and understand how to create hard and symbolic
links
•
Configure the boot file
•
Mange system and service run levels
•
Know how to stop, restart, and manage services
•
Shut down Linux systems and restart
•
Manage users and groups with specific permissions
•
Manage system and user passwords
•
Format hard disks and mount volumes according to needs
•
Manage system quotas
•
Manage file and directory permissions
•
Manage printing
•
Setup, control and administer network resources
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
Successful completion of the MATC
PC Technician and Network Technician
programs or demonstrated industry
equivalent experience in CompTIA A+
and Network+ certified level skills and
knowledge.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit:
mlatc.edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Information Technology,
Linux Technician Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Linux Technician - CompTIA Linux + LPI
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$240.
$135.
$94.
$469.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
Computer Applied Technology Training
Security Technician - 180 Hours
CompTIA Security +
TRAINING PLAN:
CompTIA’s Security+ certification is an
international, vendor-neutral certification that
verifies the student can apply knowledge
to applying security concepts, tools and
procedures to react to security incidents,
while covering general knowledge of security
concepts, threats, and tools. This Course is
designed to prepare students to complete all
the requirements for the CompTIA Security+
Exams. Training will focus around:
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit:
mlatc.edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Information Technology,
Security Technician Program Certificate
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Computer Applied Technology Training
Microsoft MCSA Server Administrator
- 480 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Microsoft certification training is divided
into three parts; Server Pro Install & Configure,
Server Pro Manage and administer, Server Pro
advanced services.
Server Pro: Install & Configure Will give you
the knowledge and hands-on experience that
you will need to be able to practice your ability
to design, implement, configure, and manage
a Windows network that incorporates Windows
Server 2012.
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Know and operate Access Control and Identity
management
•
Understand security policies, procedures, and awareness
•
Physical security administration
•
Perimeter defenses administration
•
Network defense control and administration
•
Host defense control
•
Application security administration and defenses
•
Data security and defense
•
Audit and assessment understanding and processing
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$360.00
$135.00
$94.00
$589.00
Security Technician -CompTIA Security +
Server Pro: Manage and Administer will give
you experience with; Maintaining a multi-site
network, True-to-life DNS functionality, Active
Directory Administrative Center, File Server
Resource Manager, Managing group policies,
System Health Validator policies
Server Pro: Advanced Services is the
Capstone Course for the MCSA Certification
includes; Server Manager, iSCSI Initiator,
DHCP Manager-Advanced Services, DNS Advanced Services, Failover Cluster Manager,
Hyper-V Manager, AD-RMS
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$960.
$165.
$282.
$1,407.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
Successful completion of the MATC
PC Technician and Network Technician
programs or demonstrated industry
equivalent experience in CompTIA A+
and Network+ certified level skills and
knowledge.
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
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COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
•
Successful completion of the MATC
Microsoft Technician Program (MCITP),
or demonstrated industry equivalent
experience in computer operating
systems and networking with a Windows
Server Active Directory course or
equivalent.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit:
mlatc.edu/testing.
Computer Applied Technology Training
Microsoft MCSA Windows Client Pro
- 120 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This program prepares students to install,
manage, and trouble shoot both Windows 7
and Windows 8 in a business environment. The
focuses is on configuration tasks performed at
the client computer, including those performed
by a desktop administrator in a small, medium,
or large business.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Information Technology,
Microsoft MCSA Windows Client Pro
Occupational Skill Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Microsoft - MCSA Windows Client Pro
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$240.
$160.
$94.
$494.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Information Technology, Microsoft
MCSA Server Administrator Program
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
Microsoft - MCSA Server Administrator
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
54
•
Available to adult students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
Successful completion of the MATC
PC Technician and Network Technician
programs or demonstrated industry
equivalent experience in CompTIA A+
and Network+ certified level skills and
knowledge.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit:
mlatc.edu/testing.
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
Computer Applied Technology Training
Cisco Administrator - 180 Hours
CCNA
TRAINING PLAN:
The Cisco Certified Network Associate
(CCNA) certification covers switch and router
administration for small- and medium-sized
networks. You will gain skills in managing Cisco
devices on a private network, with multiple
subnets, connected to the Internet. It focuses
on implementing, managing, protecting,
and troubleshooting small to medium size
enterprise branch networks. Training will focus
around:
•
Know and understand the operations of IP Data Networks
•
Identify, understand, and administer LAN Switching
Technologies
•
Understand IP addressing (IPV4/IPV6)
•
Identify IP routing technologies
•
Understand the role of IP services and administration
•
Configure and administer Network device security
•
Troubleshoot Cisco networking devices
•
Understand and administer Wide area network
technologies
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit:
mlatc.edu/testing.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Information Technology,
Cisco Administrator Occupational Skill
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Cisco Administrator - Cisco CCNA
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$360.00
$140.00
$94.00
$594.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
Successful completion of the MATC
Cisco Technician Program (CCENT),
or demonstrated industry equivalent
experience in computer operating
systems and networking equivalent.
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
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COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
COMPUTER PROGRAMING PROFESSIONS
Computer Systems Applied Technology Training
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work? Computer code or source code is the language of the
computer world. Coders use computer codes to create program
software so computers have information to follow in order to
display and run programs. Many computer programmers work in
computer system design and related services, an industry which
is expected to grow as a result of an increasing demand for new
computer software.
PROGRAMS:
Web Programming and Development - 630 Hours
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
Computer Applied Technology Training
Web Programming and Development
- 630 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Computer Coding is a high demand, high wage
occupation. Computer Coders or Programmers
create, modify and test the code, form, and
scripts that allow computer applications to run.
The MATC Coding Program provides students
computer programming from the bottom up.
It is designed to acquaint the student with the
ecosystem of coding, and cover basics that will
prepare them for employment with skills in:
•
Introduction/Ecosystem/HTTP
•
Security
•
HTML/CSS
•
Mastering Git
•
Beginning JavaScript
•
Advanced JavaScript
•
Portfolio Creation/Management
•
Software Testing and TDD
•
Workplace Readiness
•
•
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
computer skills experience.
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Computer Coding
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
Students may be able to waive portions of the program by demonstrating
competencies obtained in other programs.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
$1,260.
00
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$415.
$20.
$1,695.00
(Annual Fee)
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Pending...
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
57
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
DIGITA L MEDIA TECHNOLOGY
DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONS
Digital Media Applied Technology Training
Digital media designers manipulate different types of media to
design and create visual and audio communications. Most media
design these days is done on computers and with electronic
equipment. The Digital Media programs prepare students for
employment in the multi media sector with certificates in high
demand fields such as graphic design, web development and
audio/video communications.
PROGRAMS:
Digital Media Technology I
Digital Media Technology II:
• Emphasis in Audio/Visual Communications
• Emphasis in Digital Graphic Arts
• Emphasis in Web Design and Development
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY
Digital Media Applied Technology Training
•
Digital Media Technology I - 600 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Digital Media Technology Program
provides a strong foundation in the diverse
fields of graphic design, digital/audio/video, web
coding and development. It offers both theory
and hands-on application in the production
of electronically-generated media that can be
used in print, television, film, websites, and
mobile computing. Students will study:
•
Design Principles
•
Adobe Photoshop Basics
•
Web Design
•
Adobe Illustrator Basics
•
Adobe Indesign Basics
•
Presentations
•
Video Production Basics
•
Photography Basics
•
Understanding Small Business Processes
•
Workplace Readiness
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
$1,200.00
MATC, Digital Media Technology, Basics
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$390.00
$140.00
$1,730.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
None
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
MATC Articulation of Training Hours
Students that have successfully completed
the MATC Digital Media Technology I, Basics
program (600hr.) and received a MATC
Program Certificate, may be able transfer
their course work hours into the Digital
Media Technology II Program as part of the
completion requirements.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Digital Media Applied Technology Training
Digital Media Technology II 1,230 Hours
Digital Media Technology I, Basics - 600 Hours
Audio/Visual Communications Emphasis - 630 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Digital Media Technology Program
provides a strong foundation in the diverse
fields of graphic design, digital/audio/video,
web coding and development. It offers both
theory and hands-on application in the
production of electronically-generated media
that can be used in print, television, film,
websites, and mobile computing.
Have you ever wanted to make a movie?
You can! This program emphasis will allow
students to develop more in-depth skills on
the filmmaking tools learned in Digital Media
I. Learn how to write a script, use a camera,
edit, add special effects, share online, and so
much more. After completing the Digital Media
Technology I course students will focus their
studies on:
•
Advanced Photography
•
Video Pre-Production
•
Video Production
•
Video Post-Production
•
Animation Principles 2D and 3D
•
Adobe After Effects
•
Social Media And Video Delivery
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$2,460.00
$390.00
$1.00
$2,851.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
2014-2015
Program
Tuition
COURSE CATALOG
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
59
DIGITA L MEDIA TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
•
•
•
•
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Digital Media Technology,
Audio/Visual Communications Program
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Digital Media Technology II 1,230 Hours
Digital Media Technology I, Basics - 600 Hours
Digital Arts Emphasis - 630 Hours
•
TRAINING PLAN:
The Digital Media Technology Program
provides a strong foundation in the diverse
fields of graphic design, digital/audio/video, web
coding and development. It offers both theory
and hands-on application in the production
of electronically-generated media that can be
used in print, television, film, websites, and
mobile computing.
•
•
This program emphasis prepares students for a
career in graphic design. Building on the skills
learned in Digital Media I, Basics, this program
takes a deeper dive into Adobe Photoshop,
Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign while
exploring their multiple applications in today’s
business world. After completing the Digital
Media Technology I course students will focus
their studies on:
•
Graphic Design
•
Graphic Design Applications in Photoshop
•
Desktop Publishing in Adobe Indesign
•
Illustration in Adobe Illustrator
•
HTML/CSS
•
Wordpress Applications
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Digital Media Technology,
Digital Arts Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Digital Media Technology Program at 1,230
hours, enables students to apply their MATC
certificate towards an Associates of Applied
Science (AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah
Valley University (UVU). Please direct any
questions to the program instructor for more
information.
schedule.
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
•
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$2,460.00
$390.00
$35.48
$2,885.48
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
None
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Digital Media Technology Program at 1,230
hours, enables students to apply their MATC
certificate towards an Associates of Applied
Science (AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah
Valley University (UVU). Please direct any
questions to the program instructor for more
information.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY
Digital Media Technology II 1,230 Hours
Digital Media Technology I, Basics - 600 Hours
Web Design and Development Emphasis - 630 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Digital Media Technology Program
provides a strong foundation in the diverse
fields of graphic design, digital/audio/video,
web coding and development. It offers both
theory and hands-on application in the
production of electronically-generated media
that can be used in print, television, film,
websites, and mobile computing.
Interactive, dynamic websites have become
absolutely essential for all businesses today.
This program emphasis prepares students with
the skills and tools needed to create powerful,
effective websites that utilize the latest
technologies and innovations such as HTML 5,
CSS3, and more. After completing the Digital
Media Technology I course students will focus
their studies on:
•
Web Development
•
Web Graphics and Photo Editing
•
User Interface & Experience Design
•
Content Management Systems
•
Client-Side Scripting I
•
Client-Side Scripting II
•
Server-Side Scripting I
•
Search Engine Optimization
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
•
All students must have successfully
completed MATC’s Business Computer
Literacy and Keyboarding Course; or show
current industry level equivalent of basic
computer skills experience.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Career Counselor prior to enrollment to
complete a Training Agreement.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Digital Media Technology, Web
Design and Development Program
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$2,460.00
$390.00
$49.18
$2,899.18
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
None
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Digital Media Technology Program at 1,230
hours, enables students to apply their MATC
certificate towards an Associates of Applied
Science (AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah
Valley University (UVU). Please direct any
questions to the program instructor for more
information.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
HEALTH CARE TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
The health care industry is one of the world’s largest and fastestgrowing industries and is supported by a highly skilled and welltrained workforce that includes specialized technicians, medical
secretaries, office and clinical assistants to just name a few.
PROGRAMS:
Dental Assistant - 900 hours
• Dental Assistant, Clinical - 750 hours
• Dental Front Office - 150 hours
Emergency Health Care (See page 73)
Medical Assistant (MA) - 900 hours
Medical Billing and Coding - 1,100 hours
Medical Billing and Coding, Accelerated - 645 hours
Medical Office Administration - 630 hours
Nursing Health Care (See page 78)
Pharmacy Technician - 600, 390, or 315 hours
Phlebotomy Technician - 60 hours
Surgical Technologist - 1310 hours
COURSES:
Dental Radiology Certification - 6 hours
Phlebotomy Refresher - 3 hours
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Dental Assistant - 900 Hours
Dental Assistant, Clinical - 750 Hours
Dental Front Office - 150 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Dental Assistants have many tasks, ranging
from patient care to record keeping, while
working under the direction of a dentist. During
dental procedures, assistants work alongside
the dentist to provide assistance. The Dental
Assistant Program (900 hours) combines
both dental clinical skills and front office skills.
This is a great introduction to the dental field
for students interested in becoming dentists,
hygienists, lab technicians, and specialty
assistants. Together this provides students the
training they need to work in all dental assistant
positions in a dental office. Students will study
topics in:
•
Dental Terminology and Anatomy
•
Dental Radiology
•
Psychology for Health Professionals
•
Dental Clinical Study
•
CPR/First Aid
•
OSHA Processes, Dental Law and Ethics
•
Dental Front Office Processes
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Dental Assistant Program
Certificate
Note: MATC certification is not granted upon
class time completion only. Students must also
complete all externship training to receive an
MATC Program Certificate.
Potential Industry Certifications:
As part of the 900 hour program a 300 hour
Dental Assistant Externship, and a 30 hour
Dental Front Office Externship is required.
Students will be responsible to arrange their
own externship site, in coordination with the
instructor. Students are expected to work at
least 15 hours per week at the externship site.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,800.00
$500.00
$889.50
$3,194.50
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements.
2014-2015
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
High School Senior Students can start
working toward the 900 hour program
by first registering for the Clinical
Dental Assistant (750 hr.) program and
then the Dental Front Office (150 hr.)
program separately. Please see the
Clinical Dental Assistant Program
for high school student enrollment
requirements.
COURSE CATALOG
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Dental Assistant, Clinical - 750 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Dental Clinical Assistant Program trains
students in all aspects of chair-side procedures
in assisting the dentist. Students will study
topics in:
•
Dental Terminology and Anatomy
•
Dental Radiology
•
Psychology for Health Professionals
•
Dental Clinical Study
•
CPR/First Aid
•
OSHA Processes, Dental Law and Ethics
•
Dental Front Office Basics
This program also requires a 300 hour
Dental Assistant Externship. Students will be
responsible to arrange their own externship
site, in coordination with the instructor.
Students are expected to work at least 15
hours per week at the externship site.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,500.00
$440.00
$516.15
$2,456.15
•
CPR/First Aid Certification
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
•
OSHA Certification
•
Dental Radiology Certification
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Dental Assistant Program, at 900 hours,
enables students to apply their MATC certificate
towards an Associates of Applied Science
(AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah Valley
University (UVU). Please direct any questions
to the program instructor for more information.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
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school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT:
High School Senior Students can start working
toward the 900 hour program by first registering
for the Clinical Dental Assistant (750 hr.)
program and then the Dental Front Office (150
hr.) program separately.
Due to the competitive demand among
students in the region for the Dental Assistant
Program, the MATC allocates a specific number
of enrollment slots to each high school in the
region. Each high school has the responsibility
to choose the number of students in order to
fill the slots given to them for the MATC Dental
Assistant Program.
High school students will need to meet with
their high school counselor to learn more
about the process to be selected for the dental
assistant program. High schools may vary on
their own selection method ranging from GPA,
essays, SEOP, career goals, while others are
on a first come first serve bases.
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Dental Front Office - 150 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Dental office receptionists perform secretarial
duties using specific knowledge of dental
terminology and clinic or laboratory procedures.
In the Dental Front Office Program students will
train in dental office areas like:
•
Reception Work
•
Insurance and Billing
•
Patient Charts and Records
•
HIPAA
•
OSHA
After class and lab training students will take
part in a 30 hour externship in dental front
office position. Students will be responsible
to arrange their own externship site, in
coordination with the instructor. During the
externship the student must report to the
instructor each week.
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$300.00
$135.00
$373.35
$808.35
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Note: MATC certification is not granted upon
class time completion only. Students must
also complete all externship training to receive
MATC Program Certificate.
•
MATC, Dental Front Office Program
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
MATC, Dental Assistant, Clinical
Program Certificate
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
Note: MATC certification is not granted upon
class time completion only. Students must
also complete all externship training to receive
MATC Program Certificate.
For more information please see page 17 of
this catalog.
•
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing. Students that have taken the
Entrance Assessment for a prior program
and have been enrolled with MATC in the
last 12 months do not have to take the
Entrance Assessment again.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
CPR/First Aid Certification
•
OSHA Certification
•
Dental Radiology Certification
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PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
Students must have successfully
completed the MATC Dental Assistant,
Clinical Program and earned a MATC
Program Certificate; or have equivalent
related work experience in a dental office
setting.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Dental Radiology Certification Course 6 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn the techniques involved in
using and developing dental x-rays. Students
also learn about the properties of radiation and
x-ray production as well as becoming familiar
with the equipment used and the techniques
involved in processing film. During the Dental
Radiology Certification, students will focus on
competencies in:
Health Care Applied Technology Training
TRAINING PLAN:
The Medical Assistant Program trains students
to perform administrative and clinical tasks for
physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, hospitals,
and other health practitioners. Students will
learn all aspects of the clinical office including:
•
Patient Vitals and Patient Examination Assistance
•
Medical Histories and Medical Terminology
•
Prescriptions, Injections, Phlebotomy, and IV Placement
•
Lab Procedures and Minor Surgery
•
Radiology Equipment
•
Medical Instrument Preparation
•
Legal Issues, Dental Clinic, and Lab Safety
•
Front Office Basics: Scheduling, Insurance, Billing/Coding
•
Extraoral and Intraoral Imaging
•
CPR and First Aid Certifications
•
Digital Imaging and Film Mounting
•
Dental Film and Processing
•
Infection Control
•
Identification of Anatomical Landmarks
Books and
Supplies
Total
$12.00
$13.00
$20.00
$45.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,800.00
$390.00
$427.15
$2,617.15
Financial Aid Availability:
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
•
•
•
Financial Aid Availability:
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
Students must currently be working in a
dental office.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
MATC, Dental Radiology Occupation
Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
Utah State DOPL Certification in Dental
Radiology
COURSE CATALOG
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students; classes run on an Open Entry /
Open Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
Documentation of two MMR
immunizations at least 28 days apart
after the age of one (1), or
Documentation of a positive antibody
titer for measles/rubella.
Immunity to Varicella (chickenpox)
verified by;
Immunization record - one (1)
immunization if vaccinated before
age 13, two (2) if vaccinated after
age 13, or
Positive titer for varicella
Hepatitis B Vaccine (three-dose
series), or
Twinrix (three-dose series), or
Positive titer for Hepatitis B
After students enroll they must complete
a drug screen and background check in
order to be eligible for an Externship.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
Federal Aid Available: No
2014-2015
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
•
2.
1.
2.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
•
1.
2.
Students will take their training to a new level
by completing a 180 hour externship at the
end of the program. Students will work in the
office with the physician and staff observing
and assisting in daily tasks. Students will be
responsible to arrange their own extern sites
in coordination with the program instructor.
Fees
Must have documentation for all
immunization requirements:
•
Evidence of immunity to rubella as
demonstrated by either;
1.
Foundations of Radiography
Program
Tuition
•
Medical Assistant - 900 Hours
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
MATC, Medical Assistant Program
Certificate
Note: MATC certification is not granted upon
class time completion only. Students must
also complete all externship training to receive
MATC Program Certificate.
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
CPR/First Aid Certification
•
NCCT National Certification
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Medical Assistant Program, at 900 hours,
enables students to apply their MATC certificate
towards an Associates of Applied Science
(AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah Valley
University (UVU). Please direct any questions
to the program instructor for more information.
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Health Care Applied Technology Training
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
Medical Billing and Coding - 1,100 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The need for qualified medical coders has
greatly increased due to demand for health
care services and tightening of government
guidelines related to health care coverage,
patient services, and reimbursement
processes. This program will train students
to properly locate, document, and validate
appropriate diagnostic and procedure codes
using the current ICD-9-CM/ICD-10-CM, CPT,
and HCPCS coding manuals for professional
services. Students will gain knowledge of:
•
Proper Billing Processes
•
Insurance Claim Preparation
•
Reimbursement Policies
•
Medical Terminology
•
Psychology for Health Care Professionals
•
Medical Office Administration
•
Diagnostic Coding
•
Computerized Medical Office
•
Anatomy and Coding
•
Procedural Coding
•
Medical Law and Ethics
•
Coding Simulations
•
CPR and First Aid Certifications
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$2,200.
$360.
$958.
$3,518.45
00
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Medical Billing and Coding Accelerated 645 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Medical Billing and Coding Accelerated
Program is an accelerated schedule of
the Medical Billing and Coding 1,100 hour
program. It is designed for students with
prior medical experience that meet the
prerequisite requirements. Students who meet
the requirements will be able to enroll in this
accelerated program and will obtain the same
occupational outcome of the full medical billing
and coding program.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,290.00
$360.00
$772.95
$2,422.95
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Students completing this program are prepared
for employment opportunities in doctor’s
offices, clinics, nursing homes, hospitals,
labs, public health facilities, and insurance
agencies. Students will be prepared to test
for the Certified Professional Coder (CPC)
examination with the American Academy of
Professional Coders (AAPC). Students that
successfully pass the examinations will be
nationally certified as medical coders with the
AAPC.
00
VA Qualified: Yes
Health Care Applied Technology Training
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* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Medical Billing and Coding
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
CPR/First Aid Certification
•
National Coding Certification through the AAPC
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Medical Billing and Coding Program, at
1,100 hours, enables students to apply their
MATC certificate towards an Associates of
Applied Science (AAS) Degree in Technology
at Utah Valley University (UVU). Please direct
any questions to the program instructor.
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
Students must have a high school
diploma, or GED, and have taken the
MATC Entrance Assessment.
•
The Accelerated Medical Billing and
Coding Program requires at least oneyear prior medical experience and
a letter of recommendation from a
physician or medical office manager. This
recommendation must include the number
of years of experience the individual has in
a medical field. The individual must have
knowledge in medical front office duties.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Medical Billing and Coding,
Accelerated Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
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•
CPR/First Aid Certification
•
National Coding Certification through the AAPC
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Medical Office Administration 630 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Medical Office Administrators perform
secretarial duties as a receptionist,
administrative assistant, unit clerk, ward clerk,
or health information specialist. In this program
students will learn administrative and clerical
procedures including:
•
Appointment Scheduling
•
Medical Records and Filing
•
Reimbursement Policies
•
Billing and Patient Collection Processes
•
Medical Law and Ethics
•
Insurance Claim Policies
•
Medical Terminology
•
Accounts Receivable
•
Accounts Payable
•
Psychology for Health Care Professionals
•
Anatomy and Physiology for Medical Professionals
•
Computerized Medical Office
•
CPR and First Aid Certifications
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,260.
$360.
$356.
$1,976.18
00
18
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
2014-2015
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Medical Office Administration
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
Students will take their training to a new level
by completing a 30 hour externship at the
end of the program. Student will go on-site to
a medical office where they observe and assist
in the doctor’s office administration of daily
tasks. Students will be responsible to arrange
their own externship site in coordination with
the program instructor.
00
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students; classes run on an Open Entry /
Open Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
COURSE CATALOG
•
CPR/First Aid Certification
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Pharmacy Technician - 600 Hours
or 390 Hours: Accelerated Schedule
or 315 Hours: Summer Schedule
TRAINING PLAN:
Pharmacy technicians help licensed
pharmacists dispense prescription medication.
They work under the supervision of
pharmacists, who must review all prescriptions
before they are given to patients. In the
Pharmacy Technician Program students
will learn how to assist the pharmacist in a
simulated retail or hospital setting. Training will
focus on:
•
Pharmacology
•
Pharmacy Calculations
•
Pharmaceutical Terminology
•
Pharmacy Computers
•
Drug Inventory Management
•
Drug Names and Classifications
•
Over the Counter Medications
•
Pharmacy Laws and Regulations
•
Customer Service
•
Medication Distribution
•
Patient Records
•
Billing and Insurance Claims Processes
Students must meet the State of Utah
requirements and complete a 200 hour
externship in order to take the Pharmacy
Technician Licensure exam in Utah. This part
of the program allows the student to go to an
on-site pharmacy setting, where they observe
and assist in the daily tasks with the pharmacist
in a retail or hospital pharmacy. Students will be
responsible to arrange their own externship site
in coordination with the program instructor.
Students who successfully complete the
classroom and externship training must have
a high school diploma or GED to qualify to
take the national exam and be 18 years or
older. Students must have taken the National
Pharmacy Technician Exam in order to apply
to become a licensed Pharmacy Technician
in the State of Utah. Students must complete
the license application process with the State
of Utah within one year (12 months) of the
program start date.
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Health Care Applied Technology Training
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,200.00
$315.00
$578.60
$2,093.60
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Pharmacy Technician -
Pharmacy Technician -
390 Hours: Accelerated Schedule
315 Hours: Summer Schedule
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Pending...
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
The Pharmacy Technician 390 hour accelerated
schedule is mainly designed for well prepared
students who have other obligations during the
day. It follows the same training plan and skills/
competency requirements for students as the
600 hour schedule and will allow for the same
completion outcome.
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
The Pharmacy Technician 315 hour summer
accelerated schedule is mainly designed for
adult college students who are completing
prerequisite requirements for Pharmacy
School. It follows the same training plan and
skills/competency requirements for students
as the 450 hour schedule and will allow for the
same completion outcome.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Students interested in taking the
Accelerated 315 hour course must get
approval with:
Mark Middlebrook
Phone: 801-753-4125
Email: mmiddlebrook@mlatc.edu
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
Students must complete and pass a drug
screen and background check. Students
having any drug related misdemeanors or
felonies on their record will not be able to
complete the required externship to qualify
to take the licensure exam.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$780.
$315.
$578.
$1,673.65
00
00
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* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$630.00
$315.00
$578.65
$1,523.65
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Pharmacy Technician Program
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Division of Occupational and Professional
Licensing (DOPL) Utah State Pharmacy
Technician Licensure
•
Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB)
National Pharmacy Technician Certification,
or
National Healthcareer Association (ExCPT)
National Pharmacy Technician Certification
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Phlebotomy Technician - 60 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This 5 week program will teach students
interested in the health technology fields the
correct and most efficient means of drawing
blood. Students will learn back office laboratory
and clinical skills. Students training will focus
on:
•
Urinalysis
•
Venipunctures
•
Butterflies
•
Needle to Syringe Method
•
I.V. Placement
•
Hematocrits
•
Finger Sticks
•
Laboratory Protocols
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Phlebotomy Technician Program
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Phlebotomy Technician Certification (CPT)
from the NCCT
NATIONAL CERTIFICATION TESTING:
This program will prepare students for the
National Phlebotomy Certification Test with
the National Center for Competency Testing
(NCCT). Please discuss national testing details
with the course instructor.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Phlebotomy Refresher Course 3 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This program offers students who have already
taken the Phlebotomy Course the ability to
practice 3 more hours on a volunteer night.
This will give the student an opportunity to get
more sticks, and increase their confidence in
doing blood draws.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$6.00
$14.00
$20.00
$40.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Each student is required to provide their
own volunteers to practice on throughout the
course. Volunteers must be at least 18 years
old. Volunteers younger than 18 years old must
have a parent/legal guardian present the entire
time. All volunteers and/or guardian must sign a
consent waiver prior to procedure practice.
Financial Aid Availability:
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Students must have completed and
passed a Phlebotomy course.
•
All students must have a current BLS for
Healthcare Provider Card prior to course
start date.
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$120.
$326.
$195.
$641.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Students must be 18 years of age or older,
by the first day of class, to enroll in the
Phlebotomy Technician program.
•
All students must have a current BLS for
Healthcare Provider Card prior to course
start date.
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Surgical Technician - 1,314 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students in the Surgical Technician Program
learn to be allied health professionals who work
in the surgical suite delivering patient care.
They ensure the operating room environment
is safe, the equipment functions properly,
and the operative procedure is conducted
under conditions that maximize patient safety.
Surgical technicians are the surgical team’s
experts in aseptic technique. Training at MATC
will focus on:
•
Surgical Technology Basics
•
Microbiology and Infection Control
•
Asepsis
•
Surgical Techniques
•
Surgical Electronics and Robotics
•
Instrumentation
•
Surgical Procedures
•
Workplace Readiness
•
regionally accredited college.
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Surgical Technician Program
Certificate
Note: MATC certification is not granted upon
class time completion only. Students must also
complete all externship training to receive an
MATC Program Certificate.
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
As part of the program students are responsible
to complete a non-paid 500 hour clinical
externship in an operating room.
pending...
The MATC Surgical Technician Program is
a new program being offered by MATC. The
curriculum, cost, and class dates are still under
development. Please keep up to date on all
program offerings, schedules and information
on MATC’s website!
mlatc.edu/programs/healthcare
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$2,628.00
$940.00
$395.00
$3,963.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available:
Pending...
VA Qualified:
Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY.
•
Students must be at least 18 years of age
and have earned a high school diploma
or GED.
•
Students must have taken a completed
an academic Anatomy and Physiology
courses with a B- grade or better from an
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
The emergency health care industry is a profession within the
health care sector dedicated to providing out-of-hospital acute
medical care, transport to definitive care, and other medical
transport to patients with illnesses and injuries which prevent the
patient from caring for themselves. The health care industry is
one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing industries and is
supported by a highly skilled and well-trained workforce.
PROGRAMS:
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - 225 or 180 hours
Emergency Medical Technician, Advanced (AEMT) - 135 hours
COURSES:
EMT Continuing Medical Education - 10 hours
Heartsaver CPR/AED - 3 hours
Heartsaver First Aid - 3 hours
Basic Life Support (BLS) - 6 hours
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) - 14 hours
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) - 14 hours
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Heartcode - 10 hours
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
•
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) 225 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
In an emergency, EMT’s are typically
dispatched by 911 operators to the scene,
where they often work with police and fire
fighters. This program will train students to
respond as an EMT, with the emergency
skills needed to assess a patient’s condition
and manage respiratory, cardiac, and trauma
emergencies at the scene of an accident or
other emergency situations. Training with focus
on:
•
Patient Preparatory and Assessment
•
Airway Management
•
Pre-Hospital Medical Treatment
•
Pre-Hospital Trauma Treatment
•
Pre-Hospital Infant & Children Treatment
•
HAZMAT Awareness
•
Shock and Bleeding Control
•
Multi-Casualty Management
•
Patient Movement and CNS Injury Protocols
•
Students must have a current CPR
certification through American Heart
Association (Health Care Provider Level).
Students who do not have a current CPR
card will have an opportunity during the
program to obtain the CPR certification.
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Emergency Medical Technician
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
Individuals interested in employment with Law
Enforcement, Fire Fighting, or Emergency
Medicine must be EMT certified.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$450.00
$415.00
$207.15
$1,072.15
•
State of Utah EMT Certification
•
National Certification Registry offered
STATE CERTIFICATION TESTING:
Utah State fees required for certification are
included in fees paid to MATC at registration.
This includes TB testing, Utah State testing,
and notarized application fees. Completion of
this course does NOT guarantee certification
with the State of Utah as an EMT or guarantee
that you will be recommended for certification
with the state. Each student must meet all of
the requirements of an EMT in order to be
considered for recommendation. In addition,
students will be required to finish ALL State
testing and retesting within 120 days of the
last day of the program. There are both a
written and practical test required by the state.
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
180 Hours: Accelerated Schedule
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
180 hour accelerated schedule follows the
same training plan and skills/competency
requirements for students as the 225 hour
schedule and will allow for the same completion
outcome. This accelerated schedule is set up to
accommodate evening and summer schedules.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$360.
$415.
$207.
$982.15
00
00
15
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
Transfer of Credit
Students who pass the state certification can
earn 9 hours of credit at some state colleges,
if currently registered and enrolled with a
minimum of 3 hours. Students must meet
with the EMT Course Coordinator for college
credit requirements and/or national certification
information.
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and
adult students that MUST BE AT LEAST
18 YEARS OF AGE within 120 days of
program completion (see state certification
testing for more information).
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing. Students that have taken the
Entrance Assessment for a prior program
and have been enrolled with MATC in the
last 12 months do not have to take the
Entrance Assessment again.
Emergency Medical Technician,
Advanced (AEMT) - 135 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Advanced EMT (AEMT) is the second level
of emergency medical training where students
will continue their training for more advanced
skills. This programs training will focus on the
following skill competencies:
•
Foundations of AEMT
•
Pharmacology
•
Venous Access
•
Medication Administration
•
•
Advanced Airway Management
•
Advanced Patient Preparatory and Assessment
•
Hemorrhaging and Shock
•
Respiratory Distress
•
Cardiovascular Emergencies
•
Allergic Reactions
•
Overdose Protocols
•
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
•
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
State of Utah Advanced EMT (AEMT)
Certification
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
$270.00
MATC, Advanced Emergency Medical
Technician Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Program
Tuition
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$495.00
$110.00
$875.00
National Certification Registry offered
STATE CERTIFICATION TESTING:
Utah State fees required for certification are
included in fees paid to MATC at registration.
This includes TB testing, Utah State testing,
and notarized application fees. Completion of
this course does NOT guarantee certification
with the State of Utah as an EMT or guarantee
that you will be recommended for certification
with the state. Each student must meet all of
the requirements of an EMT in order to be
considered for recommendation. In addition,
students will be required to finish ALL State
testing and retesting within 120 days of the
last day of the program. There are both a
written and practical test required by the state.
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
EMT Continuing Medical Education
Course - 10 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
EMT CME training: offered for individuals who
hold a current Utah EMS certification and
need to earn their required continuing medical
education hours to maintain their credential.
EMT credentials for Utah cycle every four years
for individuals. The complete EMT National
Standard Curriculum is taught each semester
during MATC EMT and Advanced EMT
programs. This is your opportunity to obtain
those required CME hours and practice those
competencies to maintain the standard of care
for renewal. All CME training is provided hands
on in a classroom or standardized patient
setting.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$20.
$10.
$0.
$30.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
Transfer of Credit
Students who pass the state certification can
earn 6 hours of credit at some state colleges.
Students must meet with the EMT Course
Coordinator for college credit requirements
and/or national certification information.
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Students must have a current EMT
Certification
•
Students must meet with the EMT
Program Coordinator to obtain a
schedule.
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students at least 18 years old.
•
All students must be a certified EMT and
have current CPR Certification through
American Heart Association (Health Care
Provider level).
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
•
MATC, EMS Continuing Medical
Education Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Heartsaver CPR/AED Course - 3 Hours
Heartsaver First Aid Course - 3 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Heartsaver CPR/AED course combines
basic CPR skills training with instruction and
practice in using an AED. The course covers:
adult CPR/AED with and without a mask, adult
choking, child CPR/AED, infant CPR, and child
and infant choking.
TRAINING PLAN:
The Heartsaver First Aid course provides
training in basic first aid procedures-including
the first aid skills recommended by OSHA-in
a format that can be delivered in a single day.
This course covers: first aid basics, medical
emergencies, and environmental emergencies.
THE HEARTSAVER CPR/AED COURSE
IS INTENDED FOR:
•
Individuals who have a duty to respond
to a cardiac emergency because of job
responsibilities or regulatory requirements
•
Lay rescuers who may need to respond to
an emergency in the workplace
•
Family members of patients at high risk for
sudden cardiac death
THE HEARTSAVER FIRST AID COURSE
IS INTENDED FOR:
•
Security and airline personnel
•
Camp counselors
•
Police and firefighters
•
Teachers and day-care workers
•
Aerobics teachers/physical-fitness trainers
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
$6.
$16.
$0.
00
00
00
$22.
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Financial Aid Availability:
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$6.
$16.
$0.
$22.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Federal Aid Available: No
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Students must be 16 years of age or
older, by the first day of class.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Heartsaver CPR/AED
Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
American Heart Association (AHA)
CPR/AED Card
The cost of the AHA card is included in the course fees.
TRAINING PLAN:
The BLS for Health Care Providers course is
designed to provide a wide variety of certified or
non-certified, licensed or non-licensed, health
care professionals with the skills to keep people
alive until they can be brought to a hospital
or be treated with more advanced lifesaving
measures. This course trains students
in adult and pediatric CPR; two-rescuer
scenarios and use of the bag-valve masks;
foreign-body airway obstruction; automated
external defibrillation; special resuscitation
situations; stroke and cardiac arrest; and other
cardiopulmonary emergencies.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Total
00
Basic Life Support (BLS) Course 6 Hours
THE BLS COURSE IS INTENDED FOR:
•
Physicians, Nurses, and Paramedics
•
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT)
•
Respiratory, Physical, and Occupational
Therapists
•
Aides, Medical or Nursing Assistants, and
other allied health personnel
•
First Responders, such as police officers
and firefighters
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Health Care Applied Technology Training
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Students must be 16 years of age or
older, by the first day of class.
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$12.00
$26.00
$0.00
$38.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Heartsaver First Aid
Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
American Heart Association (AHA)
First Aid Card
The cost of the AHA card is included in the course fees.
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Students must be 16 years of age or
older, by the first day of class.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Basic Life Support (BLS)
Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
American Heart Association (AHA)
Basic Life Support Card
The cost of the AHA card is included in the course fees.
•
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
Course - 14 Hours
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
Heartcode Course - 10 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The ACLS course builds on the foundation
of lifesaving Basic Life Support (BLS) for
Health care Providers skills, emphasizing the
importance of continuous, high-quality CPR.
This advanced course highlights the importance
of team dynamics and communication,
systems of care, airway management,related
pharmacology, and immediate post-cardiacarrest care. This course covers: ACLS
algorithms, immediate post-cardiac-arrest care,
airway management, rhythm recognition, high
quality CPR, 1st-rescuer CPR AED, effective
resuscitation team dynamics, megacode
treatment, and identification and initial care of
other life-threatening clinical situations.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
$28.00
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$65.00
$0.00
$93.00
TRAINING PLAN:
E-Learning Heartcode ACLS: is a self-paced
training anytime, anyplace, comprehensive
program from the American Heart Association
(AHA). ACLS Part 1 uses eSimulation
technology to present realistic patient
scenarios. Students are presented with a team
dynamics lesson, 10 ACLS hospital-based
case scenarios, and a written exam. While
interacting with the program, students assess
each patient, formulate a treatment plan
based on ACLS guidelines, and then provide
treatment. Successful completion of Part 1,
the cognitive component, and Parts 2 and 3,
skills practice and testing, with a voice-assisted
manikin (VAM) system, meet the requirements
for obtaining an AHA ACLS Provider course
completion card.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
Course - 14 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The PALS course is designed to provide
pediatric health care providers with the
knowledge and skills necessary to efficiently
and effectively manage critically ill infants and
children and help improve outcomes. The
course is aimed at professionals who must
have credentials as a requirement for doing
their jobs. This course covers: recognition
and treatment of infants and children at risk
for cardiopulmonary arrest, the systematic
approach to pediatric assessment, effective
respiratory management, defibrillation and
synchronized cardioversion, intraosseous
access and fluid bolus, and effective
resuscitation team dynamics.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$20.00
$80.00
$0.00
$100.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
VA Qualified: No
and/or scheduling requirements
Books and
Supplies
Total
$28.00
$90.00
$47.00
$165.00
To find out more about course information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Federal Aid Available: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
Fees
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Financial Aid Availability:
VA Qualified: No
Program
Tuition
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY.
•
Students must have a current BLS for
Health care Providers Card. It must be
presented on the first day of course. If
you are not current in BLS, you will not be
allowed to take this course.
•
Students must complete the pre-course
evaluation and pre-test in the course
textbook, before the first day of class. It
can be purchased before class starts in
any MATC bookstore.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Advanced Cardiac Life Support
(ACLS) Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
American Heart Association (AHA)
Advanced Cardiac Life Support Card
The cost of the AHA card is included in the course fees.
•
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY.
•
Students must have a current BLS for
Health care Providers Card. It must be
presented on the first day of course. If
you are not current in BLS, you will not be
allowed to take this course.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, ACLS Heartcode Occupational
Skills Certificate
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY.
•
Students must have a current BLS for
Health care Providers Card. It must be
presented on the first day of course. If
you are not current in BLS, you will not be
allowed to take this course.
•
Students must complete the pre-course
evaluation and pre-test in the course
textbook, before the first day of class. It
can be purchased before class starts in
any MATC bookstore.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
Potential Industry Certifications:
American Heart Association (AHA)
ACLS Heartcode Card
The cost of the AHA card is included in the course fees.
•
MATC, Pediatric Advanced Life Support
(PALS) Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
American Heart Association (AHA)
Pediatric Advanced Life Support Card
The cost of the AHA card is included in the course fees.
•
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
NURSING HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
The nursing industry is a profession within the health care sector
focused on the care of individuals, families, and communities so
they may attain, maintain, or recover optimal health and quality
of life. The health care industry is one of the world’s largest and
fastest-growing industries and is supported by a highly skilled
and well-trained workforce.
PROGRAMS:
Nurse Assistant (CNA) - 135 or 105 hours
Practical Nurse (LPN) - 900 hours
COURSES:
Nurse Assistant (CNA) Refresher Course- 8 hours
Medication Aide Certification Course - 100 hours
Intravenous Therapy Course - 24 hours
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Nurse Assistant (CNA) - 135 Hours
or 105 Hours: Evening Schedule
or 105 Hours: 13 Week Saturday Schedule
or 105 Hours: 3 Week Schedule
TRAINING PLAN:
Nursing Assistants, provide basic care and
help with living activities for patients. During
this program students will be trained under
the direction of a licensed nurse in a patient’s
physical, emotional, and social care, in both
classroom theory and clinical experiences. This
programs training will cover:
•
Human needs and patient rights
•
Hand washing, sterile gloving, and PPE
•
Communication and medical terminology
•
Vital sign measurements
•
Medical bed making
•
PT admission, discharge, and transfer
•
Pain treatment that affect/promote sleep
•
CPR and First Aid safety
•
Patient positioning techniques, transfers,
•
Elimination techniques
•
Surgical duties and assessment with a physical
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Students must be 16 years old prior to the
first day of class.
•
Students must have TB testing and a
Hepatitis B vaccine, or sign a waiver form.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Nurse Assistant Program
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
State of Utah Certified Nurse Assistant
Certificate
•
American Heart Association (AHA)
SPR/First Aid Certificate
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Nurse Assistant (CNA) 135 Hours: Semester Schedule
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
The Nurse Assistant (CNA) 135 hour schedule
was designed to follow the Utah County region
school districts high school schedule for A or B
days. With the course following an every-other
day class schedule, the 135 hour program
takes approximately one semester (90 class
days) to complete.
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
For the Thanksgiving Point Campus, in Lehi,
and the Orem Camupus Fall and Spring
Sessions of this course are based on an Alpine
A or B day schedule. A copy of the scheduled
days for class can be found at:
http://alpineschools.org/district-calendar
The Spanish Fork Campus is based on a Nebo
A or B Day schedule. A copy of the scheduled
days for class can be found at:
http://www.nebo.edu/information/calendar
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
ambulation, ROM, etc.
exam
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$270.
$215.
$57.
$542.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
•
Special populations
•
Body systems, diseases, and disorders
•
Stages of death and dying
•
Mental illness and MR/DD
•
Professional hygiene for patients
•
Skin care
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
When students pass the course and the state
exam, they will be Certified Nursing Assistants
(CNA), and qualified to take jobs at assisted
living centers, long term care facilities, home
health agencies, and hospitals.
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Most LPN and RN training institutions require
CNA Certification as part of their prerequisites.
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Nurse Assistant (CNA) -
Nurse Assistant (CNA) -
Nurse Assistant (CNA) -
135 Hours: Wasatch Schedule
135 Hours: Summit Schedule
105 Hours: Evening Schedule, or
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
The Nurse Assistant (CNA) 135 hour schedule
was designed to follow the Wasatch County
region school districts high school schedule.
The 135 hour program takes approximately one
semester (90 class days) to complete.
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
The Nurse Assistant (CNA) 135 hour schedule
was designed to follow the Summit County
region school districts high school schedule.
•
Available to high school juniors and senior
students ONLY.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Adult Students
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
$270.
$160.
$0.
00
00
00
Total
$160.
00
105 Hours: 13 Week Saturday Schedule
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
The Nurse Assistant (CNA) 105 hour
accelerated schedule follows the same training
plan and skills/competency requirements for
students as the 135 hour schedule and will
allow for the same completion outcome. This
accelerated schedule is set up to accommodate
evening or weekend schedules.
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
$270.
$200.
$20.
00
00
00
Total
$490.
00
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
High School Students
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$270.00
$160.00
$20.00
$180.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$210.00
$215.00
$57.00
$482.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Nurse Assistant (CNA) -
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Nurse Assistant Refresher Course
- 8 Hours
105 Hours: 3 Week Schedule
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
The Nurse Assistant (CNA) 105 hour 3 week
accelerated schedule follows the same training
plan and skills/competency requirements for
students as the 135 hour schedule and will
allow for the same completion outcome. This
accelerated schedule is set up to accommodate
a fast-pace learning environment.
NOTE: Students will follow a 3 week set schedule:
Week 1: 25 Class hours (M - F) & 5 hour CPR Training (Sat.)
Week 2: 25 Class hours (M - F), & 8 Clinical hours (Sat.)
Week 3: 25 Class hours (M - F), & 17 Clinical hours (F & Sat.)
Students will need to be available for the whole day for
the clinical’s, due to site scheduling availability. Clinical’s
will be held on Saturdays during weeks 2 and 3.
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$210.00
$215.00
$57.00
$482.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
$16.00
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$50.00
$0.00
$66.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
•
Common Drugs
•
Over The Counter Drugs
•
Effects and Side Effects
•
Interactions with Other Medications
•
Medication Errors
•
Medication used in a Divers Population
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
•
Students must be 16 years of age or older,
and have completed an MATC Nurse
Assistant Program and have had a Utah
State CNA certification within the last 5
years.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Nurse Assistant (CNA)
Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$200.
$215.
$170.
$585.98
00
00
98
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Federal Aid Available: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Medication Aide Certification Course
- 100 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This certification allows CNA’s to pass
medications at long term health care facilities.
Current CNAs will learn the basic principles and
techniques about medication and medication
administration, including:
Financial Aid Availability:
VA Qualified: Yes
Health Care Applied Technology Training
TRAINING PLAN:
This course is designed to give MATC students
instruction and practice to prepare to pass the
skills and written portion of the Utah Nursing
Assistant Registry State test. Students may
select and register for as many eight-hour
blocks as they feel they need. Students training
will focus on:
•
Four hours of lab time with an instructor
going over the skills needed for UNAR
State testing of skills.
•
Four hours of time in the computer lab
taking final tests to prepare the student for
the written portion of the State test.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY.
•
Students must have a high school diploma
or GED.
•
Students must have current CNA and CPR
certifications and be in good standing with
UNAR.
•
Students must have worked at least 2000
hours as a CNA in the previous two years
before taking this course.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
State of Utah Certified Nurse Assistant
MATC, Medication Aide Occupational
Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
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National Medication Aide Certification
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Practical Nurse (LPN) - 900 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Licensed Practical Nurses (known as LPNs)
provide basic medical care. They work under
the direction of registered nurses and doctors.
Licensed Practical Nurses work in settings such
as nursing homes and extended care facilities,
hospitals, physicians’ offices, and private
homes. This program will prepare students to
function at the first level of nursing in a variety
of health care settings.
Students first semester training will focus on:
•
Nursing Fundamentals
•
Mental Health
•
Pharmacology I
•
Clinicals and Lab Experience
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:
•
Students must be at least 18 years old.
•
Students must have a current Nursing
Assistant State of Utah certification
(CNA).
•
Must have a current CPR for the
Professional Rescuer.
(Must be through American Red Cross or Health Care Provider
Course through American Heart Association)
•
Must take the TEAS test before
submitting application. The TEAS test
scores are good for six months. If you
have taken the TEAS test twice in six
months, we will only count your first
exam score.
•
Must have documentation for all
immunization requirements:
•
Evidence of immunity to rubella as
demonstrated by either;
1.
2.
Students second semester training will focus
on:
•
Pharmacology II
•
Care of the New Family
•
Medical Surgery
•
Clinicals and Lab Experience
•
2.
•
•
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,800.00
$1,185.00
$1,450.00
$4,435.00
•
•
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
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•
Tdap only. (This is not the same as
a DTaP, a DPT, a Td, or a Tetanus
shot).
Hepatitis B Vaccine (three-dose
series), or
1.
2.
Program
Tuition
Immunization record (one (1)
immunization if vaccinated before
age 13, two (2) if vaccinated after age
13), or
Positive titer for varicella
Tdap Immunization
1.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
and/or scheduling requirements
Immunity to Varicella (chickenpox)
verified by;
1.
This nursing education program is accredited
by the Accreditation Commission for Education
in Nursing (ACEN):
3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850, 30326
Phone: 404-975-5000 Fax: 404-975-5020
Email: info@acenursing.org
Documentation of two MMR
immunizations at least 28 days apart
after the age of one (1), or
Documentation of a positive antibody
titer for measles/rubella.
Twinrix (three-dose series), or
Positive titer for Hepatitis B
Seasonal flu vaccine is required
TOEFL is required for all students whose
first language is anything other than
English and must have been taken within
three (3) years of the first day of class.
Students must earn a total score of 75
with a minimum of 18 in any single area.
If English is not your first language, it
is recommended that you complete the
TOEFL prior to taking the TEAS test.
Prior course work, certifications, or
degrees in the U. S. or any other country
do not exempt applicants from this
requirement.
All students entering this program are
required to attend the first week of
classes.
•
Able to complete all ADA Essential Job
Functions
•
Students should have open availability;
class times may vary based on clinical
site availability
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
The top 35 best application scores will be
selected to go through a second application
process which will consist of an interview. 24
Students will be selected following the interview
and offered a seat in the Program. The PN
Faculty reserves the right to interview additional
qualified applicants. If additional applicants are
interviewed the faculty will interview the next
ten (10) qualified applicants in the order they
are ranked on the alternate list. This process
may continue, if the faculty deems it necessary,
until the top 24 students are selected. If you are
an alternate you can be notified of an available
seat as late as the beginning of the first week
of class.
Admission to the program is contingent on:
•
A negative drug screen
•
A satisfactory background check
•
Evidence of fulfillment of additional
immunization requirements
•
Attendance of the mandatory PN program
orientation during the first week of class
For additional information, e-mail the Nursing
Department at: nursing@mlatc.edu
Please note: Application deadlines are subject
to change. Please check mlatc.edu/nursing or
contact the MATC Nursing Department to verify
dates.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Practical Nurse Program
Certificate
•
MATC, Intravenous Therapy
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
National Council Licensure Examination
(NCLEX) LPN Licensure
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Practical Nurse Program, at 900 hours,
enables students to apply their MATC certificate
towards an Associates of Applied Science
(AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah Valley
University (UVU). Please direct any questions
to the program instructor.
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Health Care Applied Technology Training
Intravenous Therapy - 24 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This 24 hour program is designed to certify
LPN’s in Intravenous Therapy. The course
will cover the purpose, the complications,
and initiating peripheral intravenous therapy.
Students will be required to demonstrate and
pass off a skills portion of the training in order
to receive a certificate.
THE INTRAVENOUS THERAPY
PROGRAM IS INTENDED FOR:
•
MATC Practical Nurse program completers
•
Licensed Practical Nurses
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$48.
$14.
$30.
$92.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Students must have graduated from an
LPN Program or must be a licensed LPN
or higher.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Intravenous Therapy
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
If you look around at the objects around the room in which you’re
currently sitting, you can that quite a few things are manufactured.
The universe of manufacturing includes areas like aerospace,
transportation, metals, consumer goods, industrial equipment,
construction, medical, and biotech. The Manufacturing programs
prepare students to help meet Utah’s growing manufacturing
employment needs in high demand fields such as composite
materials, electrical maintenance, welding, and machining.
PROGRAMS:
Composite Technology: Advanced - 665 hours
Composite Technology: Aerospace - 665 hours
Composite Technology: Basics - 90 hours
Electrical Systems - 270 hours
Machining, CNC - 630 hours
Machine Tool Technology - 990 hours
Welding Technology Programs (see page 92)
COURSES:
Composites Blueprint Reading - 75 hours
Composites Gel Coat and Fiberglass Repair Course - 96 hours
Composites Mold Construction Course - 222 hours
Composites Tech-Parts Inspection and Testing Course - 90 hours
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MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
•
Composite Technology: Advanced
- 665 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Composite Materials Technology allows
fabrication in manufacturing parts and
assemblies for a variety of applications. After
developing skills and techniques in Composite
Basics, students will have the opportunity to
focus their studies on Advanced Composites
focuses on state-of-the-art training for students
in the growing market for skilled Composite
Technicians. Students will learn in-depth about
the composite industry and all that it entails.
Students training will focus on:
•
Advanced Mold Release Systems
•
Advanced Open Molding
•
Advanced Vacuum Bagging
•
Pre-preg Processes
•
Sandwich Construction
•
Coatings and Assembly
•
Mold Construction Basics
•
Resin Infusion & Closed Molding
•
Filament Winding
•
Alternative Processes
•
Workplace Readiness
•
MATC, Composite Technology: Advanced
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Composite Technology: Aerospace
- 665 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The aerospace industry has always had
composites employer representation in the
region. The Aerospace Composites program
was created to fill the growing needs of
employers in Utah, and students in this course
have the potential to work for some of the
world’s most advanced aerospace composites
manufacturers. Student training will focus on:
•
Manual Cutting & Kit Preparation
•
Automated Pattern Cutting
•
Foreign Object Debris (FOD) Prevention
•
Structural & Non-structural Part Fabrication
•
Honeycomb & Alternative Sandwich Core Construction
•
Autoclave & Oven Curing
•
Automated Lay-up Processes
•
Trimming and Repair
•
Bonding, Bond Preparation, & Assembly
•
Finish Preparation
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,330.
$860.
$329.
$2,519.43
00
•
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
00
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
43
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change. If
students have already purchased books and supplies during the Composites
Basics Program, not all the supplies may not me required to purchase.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,330.
$860.
$329.
$2,519.43
00
00
43
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change. If
students have already purchased books and supplies during the Composites
Basics Program, not all the supplies may not me required to purchase.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Pending...
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
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PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
•
•
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Composite Technology:
Aerospace Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Basics Composites
- 90 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Basics Composites program is an
introductory program to the technology and
processes used to create parts made with
composite materials. Students learn how
to perform basic lay-ups of fiberglass, and
vacuum bagging technologies used to create
stronger, lighter parts. Basic technology, theory,
real-life scenarios, and safety practices are
taught. Students will also complete a special
project in the final days of the course. Students
training will focus on:
•
Composite Basics
•
Mold Preparation
•
Open Molding Processes
•
Vacuum Bagging Technologies and Processes
•
Lamination Technologies and Processes
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Basic Composite Program
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.
$165.
$329.
$674.43
00
00
43
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors
and adult students; classes run on
an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/OE)
schedule.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
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Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Composites: Blueprint Reading
- 75 Hours
Composites: Gel Coat and Fiberglass
Repair - 96 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
As more technologies and processes are
being used and introduced into the composites
industry, reading and interpreting blueprints
for parts creation is required of composites
technicians more often by composites
manufacturing employers. Using blueprints
identifies the geometric shape of a composite
part, its materials composition, location points
for fasteners, and assemblies. Students in this
program will focus on:
•
Basic Blueprint Reading
•
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerances
•
Part Creation
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
$150.
$80.
$49.
00
00
75
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Total
$279.
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn how to perform cosmetic
and structural repairs to gel coated and
fiberglass parts. The course will address
techniques used in manufacturing and repair
facilities.
Students training in Gel Coat will focus on:
•
Small Patch Repairs
•
Spray Patches
•
Color Matching
•
Surface Preparation
•
Refinishing Techniques
Students training in Fiberglass will focus on:
•
Open Layup and Vacuum Bagging
•
Identifying Layer and Fiber Orientation
•
Structural sandwich Core
•
Replacement Techniques
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
and/or scheduling requirements
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
MATC, Composites: Blueprint Reading
Occupational Skills Certificate
None
Total
$192.00
$175.00
$0.00
$367.00
TRAINING PLAN:
Students in the Mold Construction course will
learn how to create master patterns, which
represent the final part being made. Though
master patterns can be made using automated
milling machines, this course encourages
creativity, so patterns will be made by hand
using various techniques. The course will then
cover four areas or types of mold construction
•
Silicone Molds
•
Open Mold Tooling
•
Molds for Closed Molded Resin Infusion
•
Molds for Closed Molded Light RTM
•
High Temperature Molds
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$444.
$365.
$110.
$919.00
00
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
•
All students must have completed MATC’s
Composites Basics Program; and received
a Program Certificate; or show current
industry level equivalent experience.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Composites: Gel Coat and
Fiberglass Repair Occupational Skills
Certificate
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Pending...
Federal Aid Available: No
Potential Industry Certifications:
COURSE CATALOG
Composites: Mold Construction
- 222 Hours
Financial Aid Availability:
•
2014-2015
Books and
Supplies
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Fees
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
•
All students must have completed MATC’s
Composites Basics Program; and received
a Program Certificate; or show current
industry level equivalent experience.
•
Program
Tuition
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
75
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
•
All students must have completed MATC’s
Composites Basics Program; and received
a Program Certificate; or show current
industry level equivalent experience.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Composites: Mold Construction
Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
None
85
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Composites: Tech-Parts Inspection and
Testing - 90 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students learning about part inspection and
testing will use calibrated tools and equipment,
such as basic measuring tools and electronic
testers. Students will also learn how to inspect
parts visually for defects and foreign object
debris. Additionally, students will learn about
structural theory and how to test parts for
structural strength and integrity, calculating
tensile strength, tensile modulus, etc.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
$180.
$80.
00
00
Books and
Supplies
Total
Cost Varies
$260.
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Books and Supplies costs varies and students need to meet with instructor
for details.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor prior to enrollment to complete
a training agreement form.
•
All students must have completed MATC’s
Composites Basics Program; and received
a Program Certificate; or show current
industry level equivalent experience.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
86
MATC, Composites: Tech-Parts
Inspection and Testing Occupational Skills
Certificate
Health Care Applied Technology Training
•
Electrical Systems - 270 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This course is designed to prepare a person
with a basic knowledge of electricity and handson experiences in the best accepted electrical
practices. The electrical systems course can
become the a first step into many professions
that require a good understanding of electricity
such as: electrician; electrical contractor;
industrial maintenance technician; heating,
air conditioning, and refrigeration technician;
telecommunications technician; electronics
technician; electronics engineer; electrical
engineer; or robotics engineer. Students will
learn competencies in:
•
Electrical Theory
•
Electrical Code
•
Electrical, Device, and System Wiring
•
Workplace Readiness
•
Electrical Mathematics
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
MATC, Electrical Systems
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
MATC Articulation of Training Hours
Students who complete the Electrical Systems
Program and receive a MATC Program
Certificate are eligible to enroll in the second
year of the Electrical Apprenticeship Program.
Students must also pass an Accuplacer
Math Assessment Test in the MATC Testing
Center and must be employed as an Electrical
Apprentice.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$540.00
$220.00
$464.83
$1,224.83
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Machine Tool Technology - 990 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn the essentials of machining.
This program prepares students for a smooth
transition into the manufacturing industry
work-force and/or to upgrade skills for career
advancement. The Machine Tool Program
stresses hands-on, individualized instruction,
through project construction and classroom
work. Students will learn competencies in:
•
Machining Basics
•
Machine Shop Math
•
Blueprint Reading
•
Lathe Processes
•
Milling Processes
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
$1,980.00
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Machine Tool Technology
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Machining, CNC - 630 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This program prepares students to enter
the CNC manufacturing environment where
they can become machine set-up persons,
programmers, or machine operators. It is a
comprehensive program that involves learning
the CNC programming languages. It also
familiarizes students with the Computer Aided
Manufacturing (CAM) environment, where
they use CAM software to create machining
programs from Computer Aided Design (CAD)
solid models. Fundamentals such as tool
feeds, speeds, and work holding are stressed.
Students will learn competencies in:
•
Precision Machining Basics
•
CNC Lathe Processes
•
CNC Mill Processes
•
Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
•
CAM from Solid Models
$450.00
$1,616.54
$4,046.54
•
Mazatrol
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students; classes run on an Open Entry /
Open Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,260.
$290.
$69.
$1,619.45
00
00
45
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
If students have already purchased books and supplies during the Machine
Tool Technology Program, not all the supplies may not me required to
purchase.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have completed the
Machine Tool Technology program at
MATC and received an MATC Certificate
of Proficiency (COP) or demonstrated
industry equivalent experience in
Machining skills and knowledge.
87
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
•
•
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, CNC Machining
Program Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
88
None
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
WELDING TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONS
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
More than 100 processes and process variants comprise the
family of welding technologies, and include methods for welding
metals, polymers, and ceramics, as well as emerging composite
and engineered materials. The Manufacturing programs prepare
students to help meet Utah’s growing manufacturing employment
needs in high demand fields such as composite materials,
welding and machining.
PROGRAMS:
Pipe Welding Processes - 1,140 hours
Structural and Pipe Fitting (anticipated for Fall 2015)
Welding Technology - 900 hours
Welding Technology - 270 hours (high school enrollment)
INDIVIDUAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS:
Welding: Pre-Pipe - 270 hours
Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Pipe - 270 hours
Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe - 210 hours
Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) - 210 hours
Welding: Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) - 145 hours
Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) - 180 hours
Welding: Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) - 155 hours
COURSES:
Welding: Thermal Cutting Processes - 90 hours
Welding: Blueprints, Symbols, Testing and Inspection - 90 hours
Welding Skills Upgrade Course - 30 Hours
Welding Qualification Test Course - 3 Hours
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
89
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Pipe Welding Processes - 1,140 Hours
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
•
TRAINING PLAN:
This program prepares students to enter a
wide variety of industries, from car racing to
manufacturing. Students enrolled in the Pipe
Welding Program will learn hands-on practice
along with classroom study of theory and
techniques necessary to certify in Pipe Welding
Codes. Students training will focus on:
•
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
•
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
•
Pipe Welding Basics
•
Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding
•
Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding
MATC,Pipe Welding Processes
Program Certificate
MATC,Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Gas Metal Arc Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Pipe Welding Processes
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
QC11 American Welding Society Advanced
Certificate
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
$2,280.00
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,655.00
$472.00
$4,407.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
If students have already purchased books and supplies during the Welding
Technology Program, not all the supplies may not me required to purchase.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adults students ONLY;
classes run on an Open Entry / Open
Exit (OE/OE) schedule.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
•
AWSD1.1 Structural Pipe Certificate - SMAW
•
A.P.1 1104 - SMAW
•
A.S.M.E SEC IX Boiler & Pressure Vessel -
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding: Pre-Pipe - 270 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This program will introduce processes and
techniques that are essential for pipe welding in
today’s industry. Shielded Metal Arch Welding
and Gas Tungsten Arch welding processes will
be learned and practiced on plate steel in order
to master techniques needed when applying it
to pipe welding.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$540.
$415.
$174.
$1,129.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
GTAW
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Pipe Welding Processes Program, at 1,140
hours, enables students to apply their MATC
certificate towards an Associates of Applied
Science (AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah
Valley University (UVU). Please direct any
questions to the program instructor.
MATC Articulation of Training Hours
Students who have completed MATC’s
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) and
received a Program Certification; or have a
current D1.1 Plat Certification may be able to
reduce training hours needed for completion.
MATC Articulation of Training Hours
Students who have completed MATC’s Gas
Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) and received a
program Certificate; or show current industry
level equivalent experience; may be able to
reduce training hours needed for completion.
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have completed MATC’s
Welding Technology Program: Shield
Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) and received
a Program Certificate; or have a current
D1.1 Plat Certification.
•
All students must have completed
MATC’s Welding Technology Program:
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)
and received a Program Certificate; or
show current industry level equivalent
experience.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
90
MATC,Pipe Welding Processes
Program Certificate
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Pipe
- 270 Hours
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe
- 210 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This program will introduce processes and
techniques that are essential for use to weld
to the A.S.M.E section: IX Boiler & Pressure
Vessel Code.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
$540.00
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$415.00
$354.00
$1,309.00
$420.00
$415.00
$334.00
$1,169.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have completed MATC’s
Welding Technology Program: PrePipe Welding and received a Program
Certificate; or show current industry level
equivalent experience.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have completed MATC’s
Welding Technology Program: PrePipe Welding and received a Program
Certificate; or show current industry level
equivalent experience.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
AWS D1.1 Structural Pipe Certificate - SMAW
•
A.P.1 1104 - SMAW
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
•
MATC,Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding Technology - 900 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn theory and principles in
operations for pipe welding techniques used to
weld to the AWS D1.1 Structural Pipe Code and
the A.P.1 1104 Pipe Code.
Program
Tuition
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
A.S.M.E SEC IX Boiler & Pressure Vessel GTAW
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn welding and cutting
processes including the joining of parts
according to blueprints or written specifications.
Students learn industrial requirements for
occupational skills needed in the welding field.
The welding program emphasizes hands-on
individualized instruction. Students training will
focus on:
•
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
•
Gas Metal Arc Welding
•
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
•
Flux Cored Arc Welding
•
Thermal Cutting Processes
•
Blueprints, Welding Symbols, and Inspection
MATC’s Welding Technology Program
prepares students for employment as tackers,
welding operators, in industrial and farm
maintenance, all-position structural welders,
aluminum and stainless TIG welders, welding
foremen, supervisors, consultants, and welding
inspectors.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,800.00
$1,075.00
$420.80
$3,295.80
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adults student ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
91
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Welding Technology
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Gas Metal Arc Pipe Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding Technology - 270 Hours
High School Student Enrollment
•
TRAINING PLAN:
This program schedule was developed
primarily for high school senior students
in order to follow a high school semester
schedule. This will allow students to start their
training towards several welding certifications
without having to commit to the full 900 hour
Welding Technology Program. On average the
time it takes to become efficient in a single type
of welding process is one semester.
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Flux Cored Arc Welding Program
Certificate
•
MATC, Thermal Cutting Processes
Occupational Skills Certificate
•
MATC, Welding Blieprints, Symbols,
Testing, and Inspection Occupational Skills
Certificate
Potential Industry Certifications:
•
QC10 American Welding Society Entry Level
Certificate
•
AWSD1.1 Structural Steel Certificate - SMAW
•
AWSD1.1 Structural Steel Certificate - FCAW
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Welding Technology Program, at 900
hours, enables students to apply their MATC
certificate towards an Associates of Applied
Science (AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah
Valley University (UVU). Please direct any
questions to the program instructor.
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
* MATC does NOT guarantee industry or MATC
certifications. The welding program is based on
skills pass off’s for certificate completion. Should a
high school student not be able to complete skills
pass off’s or industry requirements for the desired
certification during the allotted time for high school
students, they will have to re-enroll as an adult after
high school and pay the required fees and tuition in
order to complete the program.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$540.00
$475.00
$345.00
$820.00
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
Students may earn the following
certifications:
•
MATC,Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Gas Metal Arc Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Flux Cored Arc Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Pre-Pipe Welding
Program Certificate
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
MATC Articulation of Training Hours
Students will be able to apply the certifications
and skills earned to other MATC Welding
programs which may reduce the time needed
for completion in other programs.
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school senior students
ONLY; class schedules will follow a
high school semester outline.
•
Potential student must have completed a
Welding I course at the high school level.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Welding
SMAW - 210 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn theory and principles of the
Shield Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) process.
This program will enhance individuals ability
to become proficient in welding all positions
with the Eb010 and the B7018 electrodes, and
will test for the industries AWS D1.1 Structural
Steel - SMAW Certification.
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding: Gas Metal Arc Welding
GMAW - 145 Hours
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$420.00
$315.00
$168.00
$903.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have a basic knowledge
and experience level of welding.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
AWSD1.1 Structural Steel Certificate - SMAW
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
$290.
$315.
$148.
00
00
00
Total
$753.
00
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$360.
$315.
$230.
$905.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
VA Qualified: No
Federal Aid Available: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
GTAW - 180 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn theory and principles of the
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) process.
This program will enhance individuals to
become proficient in welding aluminum, mild
steel, and stainless steel.
Financial Aid Availability:
VA Qualified: No
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn theory and principles of
the Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) process.
Students will become proficient in all welding
positions with the short circuit transfer mode
and will also learn axial spray transfer mode.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have a basic knowledge
and experience level of welding.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have a basic knowledge
and experience level of welding.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Gas Metal Arc Welding
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Due to the high volume of industry processes
for the Gas Metal Arc Weld (GMAW) the
Industry Certifications are completed in the
industry by being tailored by the individual
company’s desired welding processes.
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Due to the high volume of industry processes
for the Gas Tungsten Arc Weld (GTAW) the
Industry Certifications are completed in the
industry by being tailored by the individual
company’s desired welding processes.
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MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding: Flux Cored Arc Welding
FCAW - 155 Hours
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding: Thermal Cutting Processes
Course - 90 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Students will learn theory and principles of
the Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) process.
Students will learn FCAW operations in dual
shielded wires, self shielded wires, and will test
for the industries AWS D1.1 Structural Steel FCAW Certification.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Students will learn how to cut safely with
multiple processes including Oxyfuel, Plasma
Arc, and Air Carbon Arc.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$310.00
$315.00
$168.00
$793.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have a basic knowledge
and experience level of welding.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.00
$150.00
$124.00
$454.00
Welding: Blueprints, Symbols, Testing,
and Inspecion Course - 90 Hours
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Students will learn the industry standards
in reading blueprints and welding symbols
necessary for many welding professions and
industries.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$180.00
$50.00
$48.00
$278.00
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Program
Tuition
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
Program
Tuition
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have a basic knowledge
and experience level of welding.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have a basic knowledge
and experience level of welding.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Counselor and Program Instructor prior
to enrollment to complete a training
agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Thermal Cutting Processes
Occupational Skills Certificate
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Welding Blieprints, Symbols,
Testing, and Inspection Occupational
Skills Certificate
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Flux Cored Arc Welding
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
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AWSD1.1 Structural Steel Certification - FCAW
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONS
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding Skills Upgrade - 30 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Welding Skills upgrade class is a 30 hour
course designed for professional welders
wanting to improve upon or gain new skills
in welding that are not covered in the regular
program classes. Students meet with a welding
instructor for approval of the process they
would like to learn then sign up for the 30 hour
skills upgrade course. In the instance of a
special material or alloy not readily available,
students may be required to bring their own
base and filler metals to the class. All students
need pre-approval from a welding instructor
before enrolling in this course. Students
seeking qualification in specialty processes/
materials will need pre-approval from the MATC
Welding Department before proceeding.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$60.00
$30.00
$195.00
$285.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Welding Qualification Test - 3 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Welding Qualification Test course is a
3 hour class designed to allow individuals
to prepare for and take a qualification test.
Students meet with the Welding Department
to determine which qualification test they wish
to do, then pending approval from a welding
instructor, sign up for the 3 hour class. Students
are responsible for costs of coupons for the
test, and in the case of a specialty process/
material, may also need to provide their own
base and filler metals with appropriate material
test reports (mtr’s) as well as heat/lot/batch
numbers for the filler metals. If the student
wishes to qualify in a process/ material that
the MATC doesn’t have current qualifying
procedures for, he/she may also be required
to pay for additional testing requirements such
as tensile pulls, etc. These may be discussed
with the welding instructors before enrolling. All
qualification paperwork will be on MATC forms
with appropriate information and CWI stamps.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Manufacturing Applied Technology Training
Structural and Pipe Fitting
Career At-A-Glance:
In part because structural fitters are key
members of construction teams for so many
different projects, they must have a wide range
of skills and attributes. After verifying all the
materials are correctly sized and positioned
adhering to the building specifications, the
structural fitter will then join them with spot
welding, tacks or draft pins.
A pipefitter is a tradesperson who installs,
assembles, fabricates, maintains and repairs
mechanical piping systems. Pipefitters usually
begin as helpers or apprentices. Journeyman
pipefitters deal with industrial/commercial/
marine piping and heating/cooling systems.
Coming Soon!
Anticipated for Fall 2015
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$6.00
$9.00
$50.00
$65.00
Please visit: mlatc.edu for updates
regarding this program.
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have a basic knowledge
and experience level of welding.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Program Instructor prior to enrollment to
complete a training agreement form.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available adult students ONLY; classes
run on an Open Entry / Open Exit (OE/
OE) schedule.
•
All students must have a basic knowledge
and experience level of welding.
•
All students must meet with the MATC
Program Instructor prior to enrollment to
complete a training agreement form.
MATC, Welding Skills Upgrade Program
Certificate
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
SERVICE TRADES PROFESSIONS
COSMETOLOGY PROFESSIONS
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
These service trades professions are one of the fastest growing
industries in the United States. Cosmetologist’s in the industry
spend their career focusing on service and products that improve
people’s personal appearance and self-esteem. Many people
are drawn to cosmetology because of the various career paths
the business presents and the opportunity to be employed in a
virtually recession-proof industry.
PROGRAMS:
Cosmetology - 1,600 hours
Advanced Makeup Course - 50 hours
Eyelash Extensions Course - 50 hours
Facial Equipment Course - 25 hours
Nail Technician - 300 hours
COURSES:
Cosmetology State Board Review Course - 15 hours
Nail Technician State Board Review Course - 8 hours
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
SERVICE TRADES PROFESSIONS
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Cosmetology - 1,600 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The MATC Cosmetology training will provide
students a minimum of 1,600 attended hours
of instruction focused on hair, aesthetics, and
nail related training. This program will prepare
students to sit for the Utah State Board of
Cosmetology Licensing Exams. Students
receive valuable experience focused on:
•
Hair Cutting Techniques
•
Hair Coloring
•
Chemical Hair Services
•
Hair Extensions
•
Barbering
•
Nail Care
•
Skin Care Basics
•
Makeup Application
•
Workplace Relations
•
•
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
$3,460.00
$2,360.00
to discuss the program. To make an
appointment please contact the campus
the student desires to enroll.
• Thanksgiving Point Campus: (801-753-4170)
• Spanish Fork Campus: (801-753-4188)
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Alpine School District students need
to meet with, discuss, and obtain a
Cosmetology Checklist from their school
counselor. With the completed checklist,
they are required to meet with Glen Bailey
at the Alpine School District Office.
Books and
Supplies
Included
with Fees
MATC,Cosmetology Program Certificate
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Cosmetology: Advanced Makeup
- 50 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Advanced Makeup Certification Course
is available for students who want to take
their knowledge of makeup application to
the next level. Students will learn proper
sanitation, basic fundamentals, airbrush
techniques, and makeup application for
runways and photo shoots. Students will also
be instructed in creating their own portfolio of
their work in this 50 hour course.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Total
$5,820.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Students will have 130 hours ($260.00) of leave time built in to their tuition.
Unused leave time tuition will be refunded upon completion of the program.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
Utah State Cosmetology / Barber Licensure
through the Department of Professional
Licensing (DOPL).
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$100.
$375.
$0.
$475.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Program
Tuition
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Cosmetology Program, at 1,600 hours,
enables students to apply their MATC certificate
towards an Associates of Applied Science
(AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah Valley
University (UVU). Please direct any questions
to the program instructor.
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY.
•
All students must be currently enrolled
in a Cosmetology Program or have a
current Utah State DOPL Licensure in
Cosmetology.
•
All students are required to meet with the
Cosmetology Program/Salon Manager
to discuss the course. To make an
appointment please contact:
• Spanish Fork Campus: (801-753-4188)
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students are required to meet with the
Cosmetology Program/Salon Manager
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Advanced Makeup
Program Certificate
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SERVICE TRADES PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Cosmetology: Eyelash Extensions
- 50 Hours
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Cosmetology: Facial Equipment
- 25 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Eyelash Extensions have become a popular
service in the beauty industry. Students
will be provided 50 hours of instruction
and practice. This class will give students
the training needed to become an Eyelash
Extension Specialist. Students will be trained
in safety and sanitation, lash applications,
proper placement, and continued services.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$100.00
$190.00
$0.00
$290.00
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
Fees
Books and
Supplies
$50.
$20.
$0.
00
00
00
Total
$70.
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Cosmetology State Certification Review
Course - 15 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Upgrade your knowledge about Facial’s by
learning how to use the basics of galvanic
and high frequency treatments. Students
will be provided 25 hours of instruction and
practice in facial equipment. This class trains
students in advanced facial techniques in
the salon. Students will be trained in safety
and sanitation, equipment care, equipment
use, and,consultations.
Program
Tuition
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY.
•
All students must be currently enrolled
in a Cosmetology Program or have a
current Utah State DOPL Licensure in
Cosmetology.
•
All students are required to meet with the
Cosmetology Program/Salon Manager
to discuss the course. To make an
appointment please contact:
• Spanish Fork Campus: (801-753-4188)
• Thanksgiving Point Campus: (801-753-4170)
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to adult students ONLY.
•
All students must be currently enrolled
in a Cosmetology Program or have a
current Utah State DOPL Licensure in
Cosmetology.
•
All students are required to meet with the
Cosmetology Program/Salon Manager
to discuss the course. To make an
appointment please contact:
• Thanksgiving Point Campus: (801-753-4169)
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Eyelash Extensions
Program Certificate
•
MATC,Facial Equipment
Program Certificate
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
TRAINING PLAN:
This class is designed to prepare students to
take the State Board Cosmetology Practical
Exam. Students will review and practice
basic sanitation and safety. They will also
review and practice all sections of the exam,
including thermal curling, draping, men’s and
women’s haircuts, coloring, chemical relaxing,
permanent waving, barbering-shave and facial,
and sculptured nails. Students will be expected
to participate in a mock board and perform all
services within a specific time limit.
The State Board Review Course will be taught under
the leadership and direction of the MATC Cosmetology
Program. Students will be provided 15 hours of
instruction and practice to refresh skills before taking the
Cosmetology State Boards.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$30.
$50.
$0.
$80.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
All students must completed a
Cosmetology Program or have had a Utah
State DOPL Licensure in Cosmetology.
•
All students are required to meet with the
Cosmetology Program/Salon Manager
to discuss the course. To make an
appointment please contact the campus
the student desires to enroll.
• Spanish Fork Campus: (801-753-4188)
• Thanksgiving Point Campus: (801-753-4170)
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
Preparation for Utah State Cosmetology Exam
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
SERVICE TRADES PROFESSIONS
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Nail Technician - 300 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Nail Technicians work exclusively on the
hands and feet, providing treatments to groom
fingernails and toenails. The MATC Nail
Technician training will provide students a
minimum of 300 attended hours of instruction to
prepare students to take the Utah State Board
Exam for Nail Technology. Students receive
valuable experience focused on:
•
Sanitation and Safety Procedures
•
Artificial Nail Techniques
•
Cosmetic Chemistry
•
Pedicure and Manucures
•
Nail and Skin Disorders
•
Nail Art and Design
•
First Aid and Blood Spill Procedures
•
Professional Ethics
•
•
to discuss the program. To make an
appointment please contact the campus
the student desires to enroll.
• Thanksgiving Point Campus: (801-753-4170)
• Spanish Fork Campus: (801-753-4188)
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Alpine School District students need to
meet with, discuss, and obtain a Nail
Technician Checklist from their school
counselor. With the completed checklist,
they are required to meet with Glen Bailey
at the Alpine School District Office.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Nail Technician Program Certificate
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
$700.00
$875.00
Books and
Supplies
Included
with Fees
Total
$1,575.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Students will have 50 hours ($100. ) of leave time built in to their tuition.
Unused leave time tuition will be refunded upon completion of the program.
00
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
All students are required to meet with the
Cosmetology Program/Salon Manager
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
State of Utah Nail Technician Licensure through
DOPL
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Nail Technician State Board Review
Course - 8 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This course is designed to prepare students to
take the Nail Technician Board Exam. Students
will review and practice work sanitation and
safety while also refreshing their knowledge in
artificial nail techniques, wraps, nail tips, nail
art, manicuring, pedicures and more.
The State Board Review Course will be taught
under the leadership and direction of the
MATC Cosmetology Program. Students will be
provided 8 hours of instruction and practice to
refresh skills before taking the Cosmetology
State Board Exam for Nail Technology.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$16.
$39.
$0.
$55.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
•
All students must completed a Nail
Technician Program or have had a Utah
State DOPL Licensure in Nail Technology.
•
All students are required to meet with the
Cosmetology Program/Salon Manager
to discuss the course. To make an
appointment please contact the campus
the student desires to enroll.
• Thanksgiving Point Campus: (801-753-4170)
• Spanish Fork Campus: (801-753-4188)
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
Preparation for Utah State Cosmetology Exam
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
SERVICE TRADES PROFESSIONS
CULINARY ARTS PROFESSIONS
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
The Culinary Arts industry is the art of the preparing, cooking,
and presenting of food, usually in the form of full course meals.
Professionals in this field not only prepare palatable food, they
also create edible works of art. Generally, the food is carefully
prepared and arranged so that it is pleasing to both the taste
buds as well as the eyes. This is a service trades profession that
prepares individuals for a growing market in the workforce.
PROGRAMS:
Culinary Arts - 1,200 hours
Culinary Arts I - 600 hours
Culinary Arts II - 600 hours
COURSES:
Culinary Arts: Artisan Baking and Pastry - 136 hours
Culinary Arts: ServSafe Manager - 8 hours
Culinary Arts: Summer Chef Series - 128 hours
• Week 1: Professional Cooking Basics - 16 hours
• Week 2: Backyard Barbecues & Picnics - 16 hours
• Week 3: Tour of Italy - 16 hours
• Week 4: Asian Fusion Cuisine - 16 hours
• Week 5: Fresh Seafood & Sushi - 16 hours
• Week 6: French Essentials - 16 hours
• Week 7: South of the Border Grill - 16 hours
• Week 8: Cooking from the Garden - 16 hours
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COURSE CATALOG
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SERVICE TRADES PROFESSIONS
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Culinary Arts - 1,200 Hours:
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
600 Hours: Culinary Arts I
VA Qualified: Pending...
600 Hours: Culinary Arts II
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
TRAINING PLAN:
The MATC Culinary Arts Program will give
students a great culinary foundation to
build a career on. This program introduces
every student to the basics of Culinary Arts
regardless of current skill level. It then moves
into more advanced cooking techniques in
hot food preparation and presentation in the
following:
•
Cooking and Baking Principles
•
Sanitation Procedures
•
Menu Creation
•
Knife and Equipment Care
•
Workplace Relations
•
Guest Services
•
Hot and Cold Food Preparation
•
Baking and Pastries
•
Short Order Cooking
•
Cakes and Desserts
•
Sauces and Soups
•
Meats and Seafood
•
Vegetables
•
Potatoes
•
Breads
•
Pies
•
Pastries
•
Cookies, Cakes, and Frostings
•
Custards and Creams
•
Frozen Desserts
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
All students must complete the first
section (Culinary Arts I Program) and
received a Program Certificate in order to
advance to Culinary Arts II section.
•
All students must have a current Food
Handler’s Permit.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Culinary Arts Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
This program also teaches the importance and
principles of the ServSafe certification, which
is a food safety training and certificate program
administered by the National Restaurant
Association.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$2,400.00
$475.00
$678.71
$3,553.71
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
2014-2015
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE CATALOG
ManageFirst
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Culinary Art Programs I & II, combined at
1,200 hours, enables students to apply their
MATC certificate towards an Associates of
Applied Science (AAS) Degree in Technology
at Utah Valley University (UVU). Please direct
any questions to the program instructor.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Culinary Arts:
600 Hours: Culinary Arts I
TRAINING PLAN:
This great introductory program helps provide
the skills needed for continuing education, or
immediate employment in the exciting culinary
field. Students will learn:
•
Cooking and Baking Principles
•
Sanitation Procedures
•
Menu Creation
•
Knife and Equipment Care
•
Workplace Relations
•
Guest Services
•
Hot and Cold Food Preparation
•
Baking and Pastries
•
Short Order Cooking
•
Cakes and Desserts
This program also teaches the importance and
principles of the ServSafe certification, which
is a food safety training and certificate program
administered by the National Restaurant
Association.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,200.00
$275.00
$281.00
$1,756.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
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SERVICE TRADES PROFESSIONS
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
•
edu/testing.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Culinary Arts I Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
ServSafe Food Protection Manager
Certification
•
Food Handler’s Permit
SERVSAFE CERTIFICATION:
The ServSafe Food Protection Manager
Certification is nationally recognized and
accredited. Students will learn the dangers of
food-borne illness, how to prevent it and the
keys to food safety. Students will discover how
to prevent cross-contamination, and how to
utilize time and temperature control effectively.
They’ll get the inside story on safe receiving,
food storage, preparation and serving, and
cooling and reheating. Finally, students will
cover all aspects of cleaning and sanitation in a
practical, applicable manner. They’ll also learn
about pest management, and how to keep
pests out of the operation .
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing. Students that have taken the
Entrance Assessment for a prior program
and have been enrolled with MATC in the
last 12 months do not have to take the
Entrance Assessment again.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC.Please Note: If
high school students or their high school
class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Culinary Arts:
600 Hours: Culinary Arts II
TRAINING PLAN:
Culinary Arts II builds on the skills learned in
the Culinary Arts I Program. The main focus
of the second year Culinary Arts Program is to
build management skills and teach students
advanced cooking techniques in hot food
preparation and presentation in but not limited
to:
•
Sauces and Soups
•
Meats and Seafood
•
Vegetables
•
Potatoes
•
Breads
•
Pies
•
Pastries
•
Cookies, Cakes, and Frostings
•
Custards and Creams
•
Frozen Desserts
•
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Culinary Arts II Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,200.00
$275.00
$397.71
$1,872.71
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change. If
students have already purchased books and supplies during the Culinary Arts
I Program, not all the supplies may not me required to purchase.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
ManageFirst
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Culinary Art Programs I & II, combined at
1,200 hours, enables students to apply their
MATC certificate towards an Associates of
Applied Science (AAS) Degree in Technology
at Utah Valley University (UVU). Please direct
any questions to the program instructor.
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
All students must have completed the
first section (Culinary Arts I Program) and
received a Program Certificate in order to
advance to Culinary Arts II section.
•
All students must have a current Food
Handler’s Permit.
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
SERVICE TRADES PROFESSIONS
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Culinary Arts: ServSafe Manager
Course - 6 Hours
Culinary Arts: Artisan Baking and
Pastry Course - 136 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
This Artisan Baking course will teach students
a brief history of baking and create a solid
foundation for understanding the ingredients,
tools, flours, temperatures, shaping, and
mixing techniques of baking. Students learn
professional techniques that can be done in
a standard kitchen setting. Students will learn
the difference between sourdough, preferment,
levain, polish, and straight dough. This course
will increase your skills in breads and pastries
by working on sourdough, croissants, danish,
and other baked goods.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
$272.00
Fees
Books and
Supplies
$65.00
$175.95
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Total
$512.95
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$12.00
$113.00
$0.00
$125.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Culinary Arts Artisan Baking and
Pastry Occupational Skills Certificate
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Culinary Arts ServSafe Manager
Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
TRAINING PLAN:
This course series is designed to provide a
fun experience for those who wish to learn
to cook the way the professionals do. Basic
cooking principles and shortcuts will be taught
that will help students become more confident
and creative in everyday cooking and catering.
Chef Anthony will focus on cooking methods
and groceries as they relate to different
cuisines, providing students not only recipes
they can make at home, but familiarity with
processes that allow students to create in the
kitchen.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Per Week Course Sections
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$32.
$10.
$0.
$42.00
00
00
00
Full Course
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$256.00
$80.00
$0.00
$336.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
Service Trades Applied Technology Training
Culinary Arts: Chef Series Courses
- 16 Hours per topic (128hr Total)
TRAINING PLAN:
The ServSafe Food Protection Manager
Certification is nationally recognized and
accredited. All food service operations in
the State of Utah are required to have one
ServSafe Certified Manager on the premises at
all times. ServSafe is a must for those desiring
a career in Restaurant Management. Students
will learn the dangers of food borne illness,
how to prevent it, and the keys to food safety.
Students will also discover how to prevent
cross-contamination, and how to utilize time
and temperature controls effectively. They will
get the inside story on safe receiving, food
storage, preparation and serving, and cooling
and reheating. Finally, students will cover
all aspects of cleansing and sanitation in a
practical, applicable manner. They will also
learn about pest management. Instruction and
the certification exam are covered in the cost of
the course.
Financial Aid Availability:
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
ServSafe Food Protection Manager
Certification
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Classes run during the MATC summer sessions
(June-August) for eight weeks. Students can
enroll in all eight weeks or enroll for individual
week course(s):
Week 1: Professional Cooking Basics
Week 2: Backyard Barbecues & Picnics
Week 3: Tour of Italy
Week 4: Asian Fusion Cuisine
Week 5: Fresh Seafood & Sushi
Week 6: French Essentials
Week 7: South of the Border Grill
Week 8: Cooking from the Garden
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY
TRANSPORTATION PROFESSIONS
Transportation Applied Technology Training
The transportation industry covers everything from maintaining
and driving vehicles in order to transport goods and people from
one location to the next. The Transportation programs prepare
students for employment in the automotive and transportation
sectors with certificates in high demand fields such as autotechnicians, diesel mechanics and commercial truck driving.
PROGRAMS:
Maintenance and Light Repair - 600 hours
Automotive Engines - 630 hours
Vehicle Performance - 630 hours
Commercial Truck Driving (CDL) - 160 hours
Diesel Mechanics - 600 hours
Diesel Technician - 540 hours
COURSES:
Automotive Fundamentals - 60 hours
Automotive: Emissions Test Preparation - 20 hours
Automotive: Vehicle Safety Inspection - 16 hours
Light Duty Diesel Mechanics - 60 hours
UDOT, Flagging - 3 hours
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COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY
Transportation Applied Technology Training
Maintenance and Light Repair 600 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Service technicians work on traditional
mechanical components, such as engines,
transmissions, belts, and hoses. The
Maintenance and Light Repair program will
prepare students to take the ASE Student
Certification for Maintenance and Light Repair.
Students training will focus on introducing:
•
Engine Repair
•
Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles
•
Manual Drive Train and Axles
•
Suspension and Steering
•
Breaks
•
Electrical Systems
•
Heating and Air Conditioning
•
Engine Performance
•
Supplemental Tasks
•
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Transportation Applied Technology Training
Automotive Fundamentals Course 60 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Fundamentals course introduces students
to the safe use of chemicals, hand tools, power
tools, protective clothing and equipment, fire
protection, shop equipment, EPA and OSHA
regulations, customer relations, repair order,
time, cost estimation, and ordering of parts.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Maintenance and Light Repair
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
ASE Student Certification: Maintenance and
Light Repair
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$120.00
$140.00
$190.00
$450.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Students that enroll for the spring (January)
start date are required to enroll in a Shop
Safety Course concurrently with this program.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,200.00
$410.00
$237.00
$1,847.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Pending...
VA Qualified: Pending...
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license.
•
High school students must approve
enrollment start and end dates with
their high school counselor before
registering with MATC. Please Note:
If high school students or their high
school class graduates and they have not
finished all program hours prior to their
high school graduation date, tuition will be
charged for the remaining hours needed
for completion.
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
MATC,Automotive Fundamentals
Occupational Skills Certificate
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TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Transportation Applied Technology Training
Automotive Engines - 630 Hours
•
TRAINING PLAN:
The Automotive Engines Program will teach
students to become proficient in engine repair,
electrical systems and engine performance.
Students training will focus on:
•
Engine Theory
•
Complete Engine Disassembly and Repair
•
Electrical Theory
•
System Diagnosis and Repair
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Students who have completed the MATC
Fundamentals Course, MATC Maintenance and
Light Repair, or those with previous automotive
training may be able to have up to 60 hours
of this program waived. Please contact the
program instructor or MATC Student Services
for information.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,260.00
$410.00
$301.00
$1,971.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change. If
students have already purchased books and supplies during the Automotive
Vehicle Performance Program, not all the supplies may not me required to
purchase.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
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COMPLETION OUTCOME:
MATC,Automotive Engines
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
ASE Student Certification: Engine Repair
•
ASE Student Certification: Electrical Systems
•
ASE Student Certification: Engine Performance
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
MATC Articulation of Training Hours
All students who have completed MATC’s
Maintenance and Light Repair and received a
Program Certificate may receive credit for the
60 hour Fundamentals section of this program.
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Automotive Technology Programs
Automotive Engines and Automotive Vehicle
Performance, combined at 1,230 hours,
enables students to apply their MATC certificate
towards an Associates of Applied Science
(AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah Valley
University (UVU). Please direct any questions
to the program instructor.
Transportation Applied Technology Training
Vehicle Performance - 630 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Automotive Engines Program will teach
students all aspects of automotive drive train
and handling systems on passenger cars,
trucks, SUV’s, 4 wheel drive, and all-wheel
drive vehicles. Students training will focus on:
•
Brakes
•
Heating and Air Conditioning
•
Manual Drive Train
•
Steering and Suspension
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Students who have completed the MATC
Fundamentals Course, MATC Maintenance and
Light Repair, or those with previous automotive
training may be able to have up to 60 hours
of this program waived. Please contact the
program instructor or MATC Student Services
for information.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,260.00
$410.00
$301.00
$1,971.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change. If
students have already purchased books and supplies during the Automotive
Engines Program, not all the supplies may not me required to purchase.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: Yes
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school juniors, seniors,
and adult students.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC,Automotive Vehicle Performance
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
ASE Student Certification: Brakes
•
ASE Student Certification: Heating and Air
Conditioning
•
ASE Student Certification: Manual Drive Train
and Transaxles
•
ASE Student Certification: Steering and
Suspension
ACADEMIC TRANSFER:
MATC Articulation of Training Hours
All students who have completed MATC’s
Maintenance and Light Repair and received a
Program Certificate may receive credit for the
60 hour Fundamentals section of this program.
UVU Articulation Agreement - R473
The Automotive Technology Programs
Automotive Engines and Automotive Vehicle
Performance, combined at 1,230 hours,
enables students to apply their MATC certificate
towards an Associates of Applied Science
(AAS) Degree in Technology at Utah Valley
University (UVU). Please direct any questions
to the program instructor.
Transportation Applied Technology Training
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Transportation Applied Technology Training
Automotive: Emissions Test Preparation
- 20 Hours
Automotive: Vehicle Safety Inspection
- 16 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
The Emissions Test Preparation Training
is a non-credit 20 hour class designed to
help an auto technician prepare for the Utah
County Emissions Certification, by gaining
a basic knowledge of the automobile engine
mechanical, cooling system, fuel system,
electrical system and emission control systems.
The material covered in this course will prepare
the technician for the Utah County Emissions
Test. This course meets the minimum training
requirements for Utah County.
TRAINING PLAN:
The Safety Inspection course is a 16 hr.
standardized curriculum that provides the
necessary certification training and testing
for individuals performing vehicle safety
inspections. MATC offers a combined 16
hour course for the certification in two of
the three separate Vehicle Safety Inspector
Certifications:
• Passenger Vehicles/ Light Trucks
• Motorcycles
MATC does not offer a course for certification in Heavy
Trucks/Trailers/Buses.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
$40.00
Fees
$60.00
Total
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$100.00
$32.
$68.
$0.
$100.00
Books and
Supplies
$0.00
00
00
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Financial Aid Availability:
If a student is sponsored by a qualifying company,
Utah State Custom Fit funding may be available to
offset training costs by up to 50%. For details call
801.753.4153 or 801.753.4217 and ask about Custom
Fit funding.
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
Students need to be able to show that they
have some mechanic experience.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license, and is recommended to have a
10th grade competency level in Reading
& English.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Automotive Emissions Test
Preparation Program Certificate
If a student is sponsored by a qualifying company,
Utah State Custom Fit funding may be available to
offset training costs by up to 50%. For details call
801.753.4153 or 801.753.4217 and ask about Custom
Fit funding.
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
Students need to be able to show that
they have some mechanic experience.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license, and is recommended to have a
10th grade competency level in Reading
& English.
•
Participants must score 80% or more on
the final examination and performance
checklist to achieve competency for
the course and receive a certificate.
Individuals who successfully complete the
training will be eligible to apply for their
Vehicle Inspection Certification from the
Utah Department of Public Safety.
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
Preparation to take the State of Utah Vehicle
Emissions Test
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Vehicle Safety Inspection Program
Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
State of Utah Safety Inspection Certification
To receive state certification; student must be 18 years
old, or 17 years old and enrolled in an automotive
apprenticeship program.
2014-2015
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TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Transportation Applied Technology Training
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
Diesel Mechanics - 600 Hours
540 Hours: Diesel Technician
60 Hours: Light Duty Diesel
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
TRAINING PLAN:
Diesel Mechanics diagnose, repair, weld, and
fine-tune the working parts of buses, trucks,
construction machinery, generators, and may
be hired as service technicians for standard
vehicle maintenance. Students will become
proficient in:
•
Shop Safety and Procedures
•
Cylinder Block Assemblies
•
Timing Gear Train and Cylinder Heads
•
Preventive Maintenance Inspections
•
Break Relines
•
Engine Tune-up and Rebuilding
•
Component Inspection and Measuring
•
Drivetrains
•
Steering and Suspension
•
Electrical Systems
•
Intake and Exhaust Systems
•
MATC,Diesel Mechanics
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
Transportation Applied Technology Training
Diesel Mechanics
540 Hours: Diesel Technician
TRAINING PLAN:
Diesel Mechanics diagnose, repair, weld, and
fine-tune the working parts of buses, trucks,
construction machinery, generators, and may
be hired as service technicians for standard
vehicle maintenance. Students will become
proficient in:
•
Shop Safety and Procedures
•
Preventive Maintenance Inspections
•
Break Relines
•
Engine Tune-up and Rebuilding
•
Component Inspection and Measuring
•
Drivetrains
•
Steering and Suspension
•
Electrical Systems
•
Intake and Exhaust Systems
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Fees
Books and
Supplies
$1,200.00
$410.00
$490.00
Total
$2,100.
Books and
Supplies
Total
$1,080.00
$335.00
$490.00
$1,905.00
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
If students have already purchased books and supplies during the Diesel
Technician Program, additional supplies may not me required to purchase.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
VA Qualified: Pending...
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Pending...
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit: mlatc.
edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
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Fees
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change. If
students have already purchased books and supplies during the Light Duty
Diesel Course, all additional supplies may not me required to purchase.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Program
Tuition
MATC,Diesel Technician
Program Certificate
COURSE CATALOG
2014-2015
TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY
Transportation Applied Technology Training
Diesel Mechanics
Transportation Applied Technology Training
Commercial Truck Driving (CDL) 160 Hours
60 Hours: Light Duty Diesel
TRAINING PLAN:
The Light Duty Diesel course trains students
to work on various light duty consumer trucks
and diesel engines. This introductory course
will cover:
TRAINING PLAN:
Four weeks of intensive training will prepare
students for a career in the trucking industry.
Students training will focus on:
•
Truck/ Rig Components and Operations
•
Shop Safety and Procedures
•
Cost Efficient Operation
•
Cylinder Block Assemblies
•
Transportation Rules and Regulations
•
Timing Gear Train and Cylinder Heads
•
Handling Cargo and Paper Work
•
Preventive Maintenance Inspections
•
First Aid and Personal Health and Safety
•
Driver Progessionalism
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$120.00
$115.00
$310.00
$545.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
If students have already purchased books and supplies during the Diesel
Technician Program, additional supplies may not me required to purchase.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Pending...
Program
Tuition
Fees
$320.00
$3,265.00
•
Students are required to speak, read, and
write English well enough to complete the
curriculum, understand traffic signs, and
speak with law enforcement authorities
and the public; it is recommended to
have at least a 10th grade competency
level in Reading & English.
•
As part of the MATC admission process,
students are required to complete the
Entrance Assessment. It is free and takes
approximately 1 hour to complete. For
additional information, call the Testing
Center at: (801) 753-4110 or visit:
mlatc.edu/testing.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
Students will also log over 60 hours of on-theroad driving and observation. This training
prepares drivers for a career with
a wide variety of carriers.
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
Books and
Supplies
Included
with Fees
Total
$3,585.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
•
MATC, Commercial Truck Driving (CDL)
Program Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
State of Utah Commercial Driving License A
(CDLA)
Please Note: Employment in professional driving may
depend on ability to meet employer and/or licensing
requirements (i.e., health and drug screening, a
satisfactory driving record, driving test, etc.) which is the
student’s responsibility.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Financial Aid Availability:
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
Available to high school seniors and adult
students.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license.
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Light Duty Diesel
Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
None
2014-2015
COURSE CATALOG
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: Yes
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:
•
All students must be a minimum age of
21 in order to enroll into this program.
•
All students must have a valid driver’s
license.
•
Students are required to provide MATC a
current copy (within the last 30 days) of
a Motor Vehicle Report (MVR), no later
than the Friday prior to the class start
date.
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MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY
Transportation Applied Technology Training
UDOT Flagging Course - 3 Hours
TRAINING PLAN:
Individuals who successfully complete this
training will receive a Utah Department of
Transportation (UDOT) “Flagger” certification.
Training is three hours and concludes with a
final examination. The job of being a Flagger
is an important one. The lives of workers and
the traveling public rest with a Flagger’s ability
to competently perform the job. Certification is
good for three years.
Estimated Cost * : (excluding tax)
Program
Tuition
Fees
Books and
Supplies
Total
$6.00
$34.00
$0.00
$40.00
* Costs are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.
To find out more about program information, books and supplies, total cost,
schedule, prerequisites, refund policy, and technology requirements go to:
mlatc.edu/programs
Financial Aid Availability:
Federal Aid Available: No
VA Qualified: No
Financial Aid availability may vary based on program locations
and/or scheduling requirements
Note: If student is sponsored by a qualifying company,
Utah State Custom Fit funding may be available to
offset training costs by up to 50%. For details call
801.753.4153 or 801.753.4217 and ask about Custom
Fit funding.
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
•
All students must be 18 years old.
Applicants must be able to perform the
functions of the job for which they are
receiving training, and be qualified for
licensure, if required.
•
Registration and payment takes place
at the beginning of each class. PLEASE
BRING A SHARPENED #2 PENCIL.
If you have any questions, please contact
Mountainland Applied Technology College at:
801-753-MATC (6282).
COMPLETION OUTCOME:
•
MATC, Flagging
Occupational Skills Certificate
Potential Potential Industry Certifications:
•
110
UDOT Flagger Certification
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2014-2015
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