I know there are some people on here that are going or have gone to wyotech fremont, so I was wondering what the entrance exam is like to get in.

thanks

come up here to sac and go to UTI. its way better. my brother went to wyotech, and needless to say, i am going to UTI because wyotech isnt worth the money.

I was wondering what the entrance exam is like to get in.

Lefty loosey
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Lefty loosey
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I think I hold the record for completing it the fastest.

I went to wyotech and a buddy of mine went to UTI. For the general education part of school UTI is better. One of the pain problems is that wyotech is too short. Even the instructors said some of the information is not as detailed as it can be and is covered too fast. Do make sure you go to a campus where they worked out all of their bugs. My W.Sac campus had too much miscommunication and some of the instructors were the type that would read the book that was about it. They couldnt really expain much. Maybe they lacked teaching skills or didn't know what they were talking about or both. As far as the test, if you can read you can pass it.

Probably the best thing I can recommend is: what you put into it is what you get. I could have done better than I did and its kicking my ass. I have to work harder now to make up for it and not to make the same mistakes again.

-Serge

There was an entrance exam? I remember taking a test that just covered general ed. stuff like basic math. I think it's just to make sure you don't have any learning disabilities.

I went to Wyotech Fremont, I loved it, and I highly recommend it. It got me all 8 ASE certs plus L1, and a job with BMW as a tech, so I have no complaints. I'm sure UTI is a great school, but I think Wyotech and UTI are pretty comparable.

There was an entrance exam? I remember taking a test that just covered general ed. stuff like basic math. I think it's just to make sure you don't have any learning disabilities.

I went to Wyotech Fremont, I loved it, and I highly recommend it. It got me all 8 ASE certs plus L1, and a job with BMW as a tech, so I have no complaints. I'm sure UTI is a great school, but I think Wyotech and UTI are pretty comparable.


Yeah I plan to get into step afterwards and work as a bmw tech.

But anways get into a little detail when you say basic math, what kind of math is that, and is there any english or anything else on it?

Sorry I just need to know cause im pretty stupid and would like to pass ;)

Probably the best thing I can recommend is: what you put into it is what you get. I could have done better than I did and its kicking my ass. I have to work harder now to make up for it and not to make the same mistakes again.

-Serge

Pretty much the case with any kind of education. I've been there...

Yeah I plan to get into step afterwards and work as a bmw tech.

But anways get into a little detail when you say basic math, what kind of math is that, and is there any english or anything else on it?

Sorry I just need to know cause im pretty stupid and would like to pass ;)
If you passed elementary school, you will pass. There are some huge MORONS at Wyotech, so if they could pass it, you can too.

If you passed elementary school, you will pass. There are some huge MORONS at Wyotech, so if they could pass it, you can too.

You just made my confidence jump wayyy up, I'll let you know how I do :) I thought the test was about what you should of learned in High School though, which is what made me a bit worried as I didnt really attend much high school :/

they had the same sort of test at uti. you only had to get 12 out of 30 right to pass.

If you passed elementary school, you will pass. There are some huge MORONS at Wyotech, so if they could pass it, you can too.


2+2=
A. 50
B. 90
C. 4
D. 1,000,000

Wow that was the easiest test ever... Kellie when you said "if you pssed elementary school you will pass" I kept thinking that in my head, but I assumed you were exaggerating how easy it will be, aparently not, this is like 1st grade work only easier...

the De Anza auto program is very good as well......

good luck at wyotech. im not bashing wyotech or anything, but at UTI there are about five people i know of that quite there because they didnt like it.

the De Anza auto program is very good as well......

Thank you. Im going to De Anza Auto Tech night classes. If you get a degree or certified at De Anza, you are pretty much guarrenteed a job. It is one of the most highly regarded auto programs around. And you dont have to pay $30k a year to share 2 lifts with a class of 30.

2+2=
A. 50
B. 90
C. 4
D. 1,000,000

Wow that was the easiest test ever... Kellie when you said "if you pssed elementary school you will pass" I kept thinking that in my head, but I assumed you were exaggerating how easy it will be, aparently not, this is like 1st grade work only easier...

Yeah, I think the only reason they do it is to make sure you don't have any learning disabilities. Some people actually don't pass though.

Anyway, nice job. I loved Wyotech, I think it was worth every penny, hopefully you will too.

UTI and Wyotech I think is the same. Overall length of Wyotech is 9 months and UTI is 15 months. But the hours for Wyotech is around 10 hours a day while UTI is half of that. I think UTI is geared towards people looking to become techs while Wyotech is more towards the custom, or performance kinds of jobs. UTI does have the hot rod lecture and the tuner lectures(part of the general class) but those things are covered for a week I think. While Wyotech has classes on chassis fab, upholstery, engine management, street rod, etc. which are 3 months long.

UTI and Wyotech I think is the same. Overall length of Wyotech is 9 months and UTI is 15 months. But the hours for Wyotech is around 10 hours a day while UTI is half of that. I think UTI is geared towards people looking to become techs while Wyotech is more towards the custom, or performance kinds of jobs. UTI does have the hot rod lecture and the tuner lectures(part of the general class) but those things are covered for a week I think. While Wyotech has classes on chassis fab, upholstery, engine management, street rod, etc. which are 3 months long.

actually the basic automotive coarse at UTI is 11 months. you can then take diesel, ford fact, toyota, or nissan at the sac campus. Hot Rod and Super street are both three week long classes, and there are two hot rod classes. the reason they dont have chassis fab or upholstry is because they also have a collision and custom fab coarse that is seperate.

UTI and Wyotech I think is the same. Overall length of Wyotech is 9 months and UTI is 15 months. But the hours for Wyotech is around 10 hours a day while UTI is half of that. I think UTI is geared towards people looking to become techs while Wyotech is more towards the custom, or performance kinds of jobs. UTI does have the hot rod lecture and the tuner lectures(part of the general class) but those things are covered for a week I think. While Wyotech has classes on chassis fab, upholstery, engine management, street rod, etc. which are 3 months long.

Eh...not really. Maybe it depends on the campus. UTI and Wyotech's actual automotive courses are comparable. Wyotech Fremont only has automotive, motorcycle, and HVAC/plumbing on their campus, it isn't geared toward performance or fabrication at all, but that is what you see in the brochures and commercials, you're right.

Eh...not really. Maybe it depends on the campus. UTI and Wyotech's actual automotive courses are comparable. Wyotech Fremont only has automotive, motorcycle, and HVAC/plumbing on their campus, it isn't geared toward performance or fabrication at all, but that is what you see in the brochures and commercials, you're right.

same with UTI. depending on what campus your at they have different electives. but hot rod and super street are in the regular automotive coarse.

Thank you. Im going to De Anza Auto Tech night classes. If you get a degree or certified at De Anza, you are pretty much guarrenteed a job. It is one of the most highly regarded auto programs around. And you dont have to pay $30k a year to share 2 lifts with a class of 30.

yah my bf (IheartE30s) is in his last year of the program, excellent program and like you said there are less people to a class and you get more hands on experience.......and A LOT cheaper.

i go to rancho uti
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