Degree Type: Associate of Applied Science Degree, AAS, Certificate, CER
Pathway: Technical and Professional Studies
When studying Auto Collision at PPSC, you will learn from instructors who have real-world experience and who are leaders in the industry. Upon completion of the program, you'll be ready for a job in a body shop. In fact, some of our graduates have opened their own shops.
Current students—join us for a Registration Event to get help enrolling for the Summer and Fall semesters!
Meet with faculty and advising staff to: get one-on-one registration assistance, ask
questions about course offerings, sequencing, and program details, and receive general
academic advising.
In-Person:
March 18 | 12-2pm
Centennial Campus | Room B251
(Registration not required)
Don't miss this opportunity to plan your next semester with expert support. See you there!
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