Collision Glass Specialist Certificate (101F)
The Collision Glass Specialist Certificate content is included in the ASE B3 and B4 exams. This specialty certificate helps to meet the growing number of auto glass repair and installation service companies. The person earning this certificate must have a working knowledge of stationary and rolling glass. This is also an excellent entry-level certificate for the person seeking employment in the collision repair industry and specializing in glass repair.
Certificates less than 16 credit hours are not eligible for financial aid.
Graduation Requirements
- Total Credit Hours: 8 credit hours in courses numbered 100 and above
- Cumulative Grade Point Average: 2.00 (‘C’) or better for all work applicable toward the degree that was completed at Richland
- Residency: 4 credit hours or more at Richland Community College
Additional Program Considerations
Students in CRT 100 should be co-enrolled in CRT 135
Curriculum Requirements
Required Courses
CRT 100 | Introduction to Collision Repair | 4.0 |
CRT 135 | Paint Preparation & Detail | 2.0 |
CRT 235 | Stationary & Rolling Glass | 2.0 |
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