COURSE CATALOG 2015 : 2016 EDUCATION YOU EXPERIENCE V.FY16: MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE

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1 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

2 MATC PRESIDENT S MESSAGE 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. Clay Christensen, Campus President 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. MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE American Fork Orem Spanish Fork Thanksgiving Point Wasatch MISSION STATEMENT To improve the quality of life in the Mountainland community by enhancing the employability of individuals through market-driven career and technical education. 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

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 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 and...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 s COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Computer Coding...58 Web ming 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 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 s 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 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 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: COURSE CATALOG 1

4 MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE QUICK MATC CONTACTS QUICK MATC CONTACTS MAIN LINE-ALL CAMPUSES Apprenticeship Department Director Administrative Assistant Bookstore Spanish Fork Campus Orem Campus Thanksgiving Point Campus Cosmetology Department / Salon Cosmetology Salon: Main Line Spanish Fork Campus Thanksgiving Point Campus Financial Aid Financial Aid Manager Administrative Assistant Marketing / Public Relations / Admissions Director of Marketing Recruiting and Admissions Officer Marketing Communications Coordinator Student Services Office Spanish Fork Campus Orem Campus Thanksgiving Point Campus MATC Academic/Attendance Counseling Offices Thanksgiving Point Campus Counselor Orem Campus Counselor Spanish Fork Campus Testing Center Thanksgiving Point Campus 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. 2 COURSE CATALOG

5 MATC CAMPUS LOCATIONS MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE MATC MAIN CAMPUS Thanksgiving Point Campus 2301 West Ashton Blvd. Lehi, UT Orem Campus 1410 West 1250 South (Business Park Dr.) Orem, UT Spanish Fork Campus 693 West (Del Monte Rd.) 1210 South Spanish Fork, UT Wasatch Campus 3111 North College Way Heber, UT ( 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. s 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 COURSE CATALOG 3

6 MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE ACADEMIC CALENDAR MATC ACADEMIC CALENDAR SUMMER SESSION 2015 Summer Session Starts...Jun 03 OE/OE Start Date...Jun 03 Cosmetology Start Date...Jun 03 Registration Opens for August Cosmetology Start Date...Jun 04 UCAT Conference: Campus Open, No Classes...Jun 12 OE/OE Start Date...Jun 15 Independence Day Holiday...Jul OE/OE Start Date...Jul 06 OE/OE Start Date...Jul 20 Utah Pioneer Day Holiday...Jul MATC Graduation Ceremony...Aug 5 Summer Session Ends...Aug 7 FALL SESSION 2015 Campus Closed to Students...Aug 10 Campus Open, No Classes...Aug Utah County Fall Session Starts...Aug 19 OE/OE Start Date...Aug 19 Cosmetology Start Date...Aug 19 Registration Opens for October Cosmetology Start Date...Aug 20 Upper Valley Fall Session Start...Aug 25 Labor Day Holiday: Campus Closed...Sept OE/OE Start Date...Sept 08 OE/OE Start Date...Sept 21 OE/OE Start Date...Oct 05 Fall Break: Campus Open, No Classes...Oct OE/OE Start Date...Oct 19 Cosmetology Start Date...Oct 19 Registration Opens for January Cosmetology Start Date...Oct 20 Halloween: No classes after 3pm...Oct 31 OE/OE Start Date...Nov 02 OE/OE Start Date...Nov 16 Thanksgiving Break: Campus Open, No Classes...Nov 25 Thanksgiving Break: Campus Closed...Nov OE/OE Start Date...Dec 07 Christmas Break: Campus Open, No Classes...Dec Christmas Break: Campus Closed...Dec New Years Day Break: Campus Closed...Jan 01 Campus Open, No Classes...Jan 02 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 SPRING SESSION 2016 Martin Luther King Day Holiday: Campus Closed...Jan 18 Utah County Spring Session Starts...Jan 19 OE/OE Start Date...Jan 19 Cosmetology Start Date...Jan 19 Registration Opens for March Cosmetology Start Date...Jan 20 Upper Valley Spring Session Start...Jan 20 OE/OE Start Date...Feb 01 Presidents Day Holiday: Campus Closed...Feb 15 OE/OE Start Date...Feb 16 OE/OE Start Date...Mar 07 OE/OE Start Date...Mar 21 Cosmetology Start Date...Mar 21 Registration Opens for June Cosmetology Start Date...Mar 22 OE/OE Start Date...Apr 04 Spring Break: Campus Open, No Classes...Apr OE/OE Start Date...Apr 18 Registration Opens for Classes...Apr 27 OE/OE Start Date...May 02 MATC Upper Valley Graduation Ceremony...May 18 MATC Utah County Graduation Ceremony...May 19 Utah County Spring Session Ends...May 26 Campus Open, No Classes...May Memorial Day Holiday: Campus Closed...May 30 Campus Open, No Classes...May 31 Upper Valley Spring Session Ends...Jun 03 SUMMER SESSION 2016 Summer Session Starts...Jun 01 OE/OE Start Date...Jun 06 Cosmetology Start Date...Jun 06 Registration Opens for August Cosmetology Start Date...Jun 07 UCAT Conference: Campus Open, No Classes...Jun 10 OE/OE Start Date...Jun 20 Independence Day Holiday: Campus Closed...Jul 04 OE/OE Start Date...Jul 05 OE/OE Start Date...Jul 18 Utah Pioneer Day Holiday: Campus Closed...Jul 25 MATC Utah County Graduation Ceremony...Aug 4 Summer Session Ends...Aug 5 4 COURSE CATALOG

7 ACADEMIC CALENDAR MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE JUNE 2015 Su M T W Th F Sa DECEMBER 2015 Su M T W Th F Sa JUNE 2016 Su M T W Th F Sa JULY 2015 Su M T W Th F Sa JANUARY 2016 Su M T W Th F Sa JULY 2016 Su M T W Th F Sa AUGUST 2015 Su M T W Th F Sa FEBRUARY 2016 Su M T W Th F Sa AUGUST 2016 Su M T W Th F Sa SEPTEMBER 2015 Su M T W Th F Sa MARCH 2016 Su M T W Th F Sa = Campus Closed = Campus Open, No Classes = MATC Calendar Event *Campus Closed Sundays. OCTOBER 2015 Su M T W Th F Sa APRIL 2016 Su M T W Th F Sa NOVEMBER 2015 Su M T W Th F Sa MAY 2016 Su M T W Th F Sa COURSE CATALOG 5

8 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 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) 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 Toll Free: 1 (800) Phone: (770) Fax: (770) COURSE CATALOG

9 GENERAL INFORMATION MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 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 change requests Student records MATC Student Services Offices are located at the following locations: a. Thanksgiving Point Campus 2301 West Ashton Blvd, Lehi (801) b. Spanish Fork Campus 693 West 1210 South Spanish Fork (801) c. Orem Campus 1410 West 1250 South Orem (801) Student Services Office hours are: Mon. - Fri. 8:00am - 5:00pm Year-round, except holidays You may also contact them by matcinfo@mlatc.edu 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 /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 - $ Year Pass - $ (Sept. 1 st - Aug. 30 th ) 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. Student ID photos will be taken in the Bookstore during business hours. Replacement ID Cards are $5. Services provided include: admission, registration, payment COURSE CATALOG 7

10 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 Thanksgiving Point Campus 2301 W. Ashton Blvd., Lehi (801) Monday - Friday 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. Spanish Fork Campus 693 West 1210 South Spanish Fork (801) Orem Campus 1410 West 1250 South Orem (801) Wednesday & Thursday 9:00 AM - 12:00 pm 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. All students must complete an entrance assessment. A minimum score of 3 in both areas is required for admission to MATC. - Note: Higher requirements may be required by specific programs The entrance exam is free to take and can be completed during normal testing hours on a walk in basis. 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. Proctored Testing for other educational institutions can be scheduled through the testing center. Proctoring fees do apply. 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: Thanksgiving Point Campus: Monday - Friday To schedule an appointment please call: Orem Campus: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday To schedule an appointment please call: Spanish Fork Campus: Monday & Thursday 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. 8 COURSE CATALOG

11 GENERAL INFORMATION MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE c. 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, , 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 COURSE CATALOG 9

12 MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 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 10 COURSE CATALOG

13 GENERAL INFORMATION MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 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. 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. 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. COMPLETION AND RECOGNITION CEREMONIES MATC s / Courses Hours National Certification State Licensure / Certification Industry Certifications MATC Certificate APPRENTICESHIPS Electrical Apprenticeship, Year Electrical Apprenticeship, Year Electrical Apprenticeship, Year Electrical Apprenticeship, Year HVAC Apprenticeship, Year HVAC Apprenticeship, Year Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year Plumbing Apprenticeship, Year Apprenticeship Math I Course 51 Apprenticeship Math II Course 51 BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY Business Technology: Accounting 1120 Business Technology: Marketing 980 MATC Occupational Skill Certificate 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. 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 All programs information including: Level of, Length,, and Required, Estimated costs for books and supplies, Debt at program completion, 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: Office Administration 605 Business Technology: Small Business Management 1070 Accounting I with Quickbooks Course 150 Computer Literacy and Keyboarding Course 45 Microsoft Access Course 40 Microsoft Excel Course 40 Microsoft PowerPoint Course 40 Microsoft Word Course 40 Quickbooks Course 75 COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Information Technology Information Technology Administrator 1170 Information Technology Technician 675 Information Technology Technical Support (High School Student Enrollment) 540 PC Technician - CompTIA A Network Technician - CompTIA NETWORK Linux Technician - CompTIA Linux + LPI 120 Security Technician - CompTIA Security Cisco Administrator - Cisco CCNA 180 Microsoft Administrator - MCSA Server Administrator 480 Microsoft Technician - MCSA 120 COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Computer Coding Web ming and Development 630 DIGITAL MEDIA Digital Media Technology I 600 Digital Media Technology II: Audio/Visual Communications 630 Digital Media Technology II: Digital Graphic Arts 630 Digital Media Technology II: Web Development 630 HEALTH CARE Dental Assistant 900 Dental Assistant, Clinical COURSE CATALOG 11

14 MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE GENERAL INFORMATION ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AND COURSES: MATC s / Courses Hours National Certification State Licensure / Certification Industry Certifications MATC Certificate MATC Occupational Skill Certificate MATC s / Courses Hours National Certification State Licensure / Certification Industry Certifications MATC Certificate MATC Occupational Skill Certificate Dental Front Office 150 Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) 210 Dental Radiology Certification Course 6 Medical Assistant (MA) 900 Medical Billing and Coding 1100 Medical Billing and Coding: Accelerated Schedule 645 Medical Office Administration 630 Pharmacy Technician 600 Pharmacy Technician: Accelerated Schedule 390 Pharmacy Technician: Summer Schedule 315 Phlebotomy Technician 60 Surgical Technologist 1314 HEALTH CARE: Emergency Medical Health Care Emergency Medical Technician, Advanced (AEMT) 105 Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) 225 Emergency Medical Technician (EMT): Accelerated 180 Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Course 14 ACLS Heartcode Course 10 Basic Life Support (BLS) Course 6 EMT Continuing Medical Education Course 10 Heartsaver CPR/AED Course 3 Heartsaver First Aid Course 3 Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Course 14 HEALTH CARE: Nursing Health Care Medication Aide Certification Course 100 Nurse Assistant (CNA) 135 Nurse Assistant (CNA): 3 week, Saturdays & Evening 105 Practical Nurse (LPN) 900 Intravenous Therapy Certification 24 MANUFACTURING Composite Technology: Advanced 665 Composite Technology: Aerospace 665 Composite Technology: Basics 90 Composites: Blueprint Reading Course 75 Composites: GelCoat and Fiberglass Repair Course 96 Composites: Mold Construction Course 222 Composites: Parts Inspection and Testing Course 90 Electrical Systems 270 Machine Tool Technology 990 Machining, CNC 630 MANUFACTURING: Welding Technology Pipe Welding Processes 1140 Welding: Pre-Pipe Welding 270 Welding: Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) 145 Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) 180 Welding: Flux Cord Arc Welding (FCAW) 155 Welding: Thermal Cutting Process Course 90 Welding: Blueprint, Symbols, Testing, and Inspection 90 Welding Skills Upgrade 30 Welding Qualification Test 3 SERVICE TRADES: Cosmetology Cosmetology 1600 Cosmetology: Advanced Makeup Course 50 Cosmetology: Eyelash Extensions Course 50 Cosmetology: Facial Equipment Course 25 Nail Technician 300 SERVICE TRADES: Culinary Arts Culinary Arts 1200 Culinary Arts I 600 Culinary Arts II 600 Culinary: Artisan Baking and Pastry Course 136 Culinary: Professional Cooking Basics Course 16 Culinary: Backyard Barbecues and Picnics Course 16 Culinary: Tour of Italy Course 16 Culinary: Asian Fusion Cuisine Course 16 Culinary: Fresh Seafood and Sushi Course 16 Culinary: French Essentials Course 16 Culinary: South of the Border Grill Course 16 Culinary: Cooking from the Garden Course 16 Culinary: ServSafe Manager Course 6 TRANSPORTATION Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair 600 Automotive Engines 630 Automotive Vehicle Performance 630 Automotive Fundamentals Course 60 Automotive: Safety Inspection 16 Automotive: Emissions Inspection Exam-Prep 20 Commercial Truck Driving (CDL) 160 Diesel Mechanics 600 Diesel Technician 540 Light Duty Diesel Course 60 UDOT, Flagging Course 3 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. Welding: Shielded Metal Arc Pipe Welding 270 Welding: Gas Tungsten Arc Pipe Welding 210 Welding Technology 900 Welding Technology (High School Student Enrollment per semester) COURSE CATALOG

15 GENERAL INFORMATION MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE Orem 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 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 Thanksgiving Point Campus 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 ing and Development Wasatch/UVU Campuses Dental Assistant, Clinical Nurse Assistant (CNA) Pharmacy Technician 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 COURSE CATALOG 13

16 MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 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 MATC (6282) 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 /Course Requirements Each MATC 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 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. 14 COURSE CATALOG

17 ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 1st CHOOSE A PROGRAM Step 2: 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 2nd ADMISSIONS 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. 3rd REGISTRATION 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. 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. 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. 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 Orem Campus; 1410 West Business Park Dr. (1250 South), Orem, UT Spanish Fork Campus; 1210 South Del Monte Rd. (693 West), Spanish Fork, UT To reach any MATC Campus please call: MATC (6282) Step 4: Pay Required and : 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 REGISTRATION DATES Defined Entry / Exit s: 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 s with start dates between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016 begins on April 21,2015 DEFINED ENTRY/EXIT PROGRAMS Automotive Fundamentals Automotive Engines Automotive Vehicle Performance Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair Culinary Arts I Culinary Arts II Diesel Mechanics Dental Assistant Electrical Apprenticeship Electrical Systems Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) EMT, Advanced (AEMT) HVAC Apprenticeship Nurse Assistant (CNA) Pharmacy Technician Plumbing Apprenticeship 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 COURSE CATALOG 15

18 MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION Open Entry / Open Exit s (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. OPEN ENTRY/OPEN EXIT (OE/OE) PROGRAMS Business Technology Commercial Truck Driving (CDL) Composite Technology: Basic & Advanced Computer Coding Digital Media Technology I & II Information Technology Machine Tool Technology Machining, CNC Medication Aide Medical Billing and Coding Medical Office Admin. Pipe Welding Processes Welding Technology Web ming & Development 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 Nail Technician Medical Assistant Cosmetology s: The Following REGISTRATION DATES are available for the Cosmetology and Nail Technician s: Cosmetology/Nail Technician Registration Dates for Summer 2015 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) 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) Jul. 7, 2015 (to start class on Jul. 20th) Jul. 21, 2015 (to start class on Aug. 19th) Sept. 22, 2015 (to start class on Oct. 5th) Nov. 3, 2015 (to start class on Nov. 16th) Dec. 8, 2015 (to start class on Jan. 4th) Feb. 2, 2016 (to start class on Feb. 16th) Mar. 22, 2016 (to start class on Apr. 4th) May 3, 2016 (to start class on Jun. 1st) Jul. 5, 2016 (to start class on Jul. 18th) Jun. 4, 2015 (to start class on Jun. 15th) OE/OE Registration Dates for Fall 2015 Aug. 20, 2015 (to start class on Sept. 8th) Oct. 6, 2015 (to start class on Oct. 19th) Nov. 17, 2015 (to start class on Dec. 7th) OE/OE Registration Dates for Spring 2016 Jan. 5, 2016 (to start class on Jan. 19th) Feb. 17, 2016 (to start class on Mar. 7th) Apr. 5, 2016 (to start class on Apr. 18th) OE/OE Registration Dates for Summer 2016 Jun. 2, 2016 (to start class on Jun. 20th) Jun. 16, 2015 (to start class on Jul. 6th) Sept. 9, 2015 (to start class on Sept. 21st) Oct. 20, 2015 (to start class on Nov. 2nd) Jan. 20, 2016 (to start class on Feb. 1st) Mar. 8, 2016 (to start class on Mar. 21st) Apr. 19, 2016 (to start class on May 2nd) Jun. 21, 2016 (to start class on Jul. 4th) Cosmetology/Nail Technician Registration Dates for Summer 2016 Mar. 22, 2016 (to start class on Jun. 1st) Medical Assistant : The Following REGISTRATION DATES are available for the Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant OE/OE Registration Dates for Summer 2015 May 5, 2015 (to start class on Jun. 3rd) Jun. 4, 2015 (to start class on Jul. 6th) Jul. 7, 2015 (to start class on Aug. 19th) Medical Assistant OE/OE Registration Dates for Fall 2015 Aug. 20, 2015 (to start class on Sept. 8th) Nov. 3, 2015 (to start class on Dec. 7th) Sept. 9, 2015 (to start class on Oct. 5th) Oct. 6, 2015 (to start class on Nov. 2nd) Medical Assistant OE/OE Registration Dates for Spring 2016 Dec. 8, 2015 (to start class on Jan. 4th) Mar. 8, 2016 (to start class on Apr. 4th) Jan. 5, 2016 (to start class on Feb. 1st) Apr. 5, 2016 (to start class on May 2nd) Feb. 2, 2016 (to start class on Mar. 7th) Medical Assistant OE/OE Registration Dates for Summer 2016 May 3, 2016 (to start class on Jun. 1st) Jun. 2, 2016 (to start class on Jul. 5th) 16 COURSE CATALOG

19 ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 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. 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. PN PROGRAM SESSIONS 2015 Fall Session: August 2015 through May Spring Session: January 2016 through December 2016 (no class during the summer months Jun.-Jul.) 2016 Fall Session: August 2016 through May 2017 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 High School Dental Assistant Application Process: Due to the competitive demand among students in the region for the Dental Assistant, 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. 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 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. Each potential student will need to follow the standard admissions process once on the pre-registration list for the program. After completing the admissions process, each student will have to register for the Dental Assistant 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. For more information and concerns please contact: Mark Middlebrook, 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 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). 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 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 and chapter of this catalog. REQUIREMENTS / ACCOMMODATIONS 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. Americans with Disabilities 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 or 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 COURSE CATALOG 17

20 MOUNTAINLAND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE GENERAL INFORMATION 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 s. 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 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 Phone: Fax: TDD: 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. 18 COURSE CATALOG