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Originally Posted by PhillyGsx
Hmm penco tech shouldnt have been your choice. Im enrolled to attend ATC in warminster. Its called Automotive Training Center. With pennco tech when u graduate, you have to take the test, to get ASE certified. With ATC each class is 4 weeks long, and once you complete the class, and pass it. You get certified in that catagory. Ex. Brakes,Suspension,Frame Repair,. Plus ATC is 18 months long. And is about 1,000$ cheaper. My friend went to penco tech, and he tried to take the test 2 times and failed. Yet somehow he built his integra's motor/suspension/body and rebuilt a truck motor.Im not saying its a bad place, i have never been there. Im just going on what i hear. But when comparing the stats of both places, ATC looked so much better.Plus im the first class on there new campus in warminster... all new tools and equiptment 
P.S. i need to buy $1,300 in tools, all snapon. Plus a $350 OBD I and OBD II scanner. |
You don't need an OBDI scanner. Just short the pins with a paperclip.
I haven't registered yet. I've just been accepted is all.
Also, thanks everyone else for their support in my quest to try the whole school thing again.