Graduates of the BAS-DT program learn technical skills and develop their ability to communicate effectively and collaborate with peers. This helps them earn jobs as entry-level technicians and managers, and/or progress to other senior positions.

Steps to Apply

Minimum Admission Requirements

Admission into the BAS-DT program is merit-based. Meeting the minimum entrance requirements does not guarantee admission as the number of qualified applicants may exceed the number of enrollment spaces. In order to be placed into the admissions pool, applicants must complete or submit the following:

• Completion of the BAS application materials
• Proof of an earned associate’s degree in diesel technology, diesel mechanics, automotive OR 90 college-level credits (junior-level standing) from a regionally accredited college or university with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5
• 15 credits in diesel, automotive, or related field with at least a 2.0 GPA
• Or potential employment in the industry

 

General Education Degree Required Courses

The following courses must be completed prior to earning a bachelor's degree. The courses can be included in the two-year degree or be completed during the bachelor’s program in addition to the required courses.

• 10 credits of Communication
• 5 credits of Social Science
• 5 credits of college level MATH requiring MATH 099 as a prerequisite (such as MATH& 107, 141, 146)
• 5 credits of a Natural Science w/lab
• 10 credits of any distribution area (C, H, SS, M, NS)

Tuition

The State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) sets the tuition rate.

For the current year's tuition rate, see Tuition & Fees - Bachelor of Applied Science.

The cost of room and board would be additional.

Financial Aid

For information on applying for financial aid, see Financial Aid.

Scholarships

Students can apply for scholarships online from Dec. 1-March 1. Visit the scholarships page for information and a link to the online application.

BAS-DT Education Plan

Degree: Bachelor of Applied Science
Emphasis: Diesel Technology
Credits: 96

Junior Year
Fall Quarter	DET 102 Forklift Certification - 1 credit DET 300 Applied Management - 5 credits DET 320 Emissions Control - 5 credits Elective - 5 credits
Winter Quarter	DET 325 Material Science of Fluids**  * - 5 credits DET 335 Regulatory Issues - 5 credits Elective - 5 credits
Spring Quarter	DET 345 Metalwork and Fabrication - 5 credits DET 355 Hybrid Drives Electric/Hydraulic - 5 credits DET 365 Internship - 5 credits Elective - 5 credits

Notes - * Course has a prerequisite. **Must meet GURs (General University Requirements/ Distribution Requirements) as listed under the Associate in Arts Degree (DTA).

Senior Year
Fall Quarter	CMST 330 Prof and Org Communication**  * - 5 credits DET 430 Shop/Fleet Management - 5 credits DET 455 Applied Failure Analysis - 5 credits
Winter Quarter	DET 435 Hydraulics II - 5 credits DET 445 Combustion Engine Fuels - 5 credits Elective - 5 credits
Spring Quarter	DET 415 Electrical III * - 5 credits DET 465 Power Generation Systems - 5 credits HUM 315 Ethics**  * - 5 credits

Notes - * Course has a prerequisite. **Must meet GURs (General University Requirements/ Distribution Requirements) as listed under the Associate in Arts Degree (DTA).