GM Automotive Service Educational Program

    Associate in Applied Science

    This program prepares students to meet General Motors training standards using a mixture of classroom lectures and hands-on experience. Successful graduates are proficient at diagnosing and repairing the complex systems of today's General Motors vehicles.

    Students are sponsored by individual GM dealerships, where they complete four paid internships, alternating between eight-week sessions of on-campus coursework and the internship at the dealership. Students train on modern equipment and vehicles with current technology in a state-of-the-art training facility. Students are encouraged to sit for the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) exams to become a certified technician.

    How Do I Get Into the GM Automotive Service Educational Program Program?

    Get the training and experience to become a GM and ASE certified automotive technician. To get started:

    1. You must complete our quick admissions application
    2. Send your High School Transcripts to ICC
    3. Complete the GM ASEP application form below.

    What Can I Expect As a General Motors – ASEP Student?

    • Become proficient in diagnosing and reparing suspension and alignment, engines, advanced safety and entertainment, transmission, brakes, HVAC and more.
    • Students are required to provide their own tool set for the internships. ICC makes set available for purchase through the bookstore so students can use education funding.
    • Graduates will earn an Associate of Applied Science degree and GM factory credentials.
    • Opportunity to transfer to program at Southern Illinois University – Carbondale.

     

    Candidate selection is based on a composite score derived from:

    • Academic History
    • Employability
    • Interview Performance
    • Application 

    Please take care to submit the application only after giving it your thorough attention as it is part of the selection process.

    Birthdate
    Birthdate
    Mailing Address
    Mailing Address
    Have you sent High School and/or College transcript to ICC?
    Have you sent High School and/or College transcript to ICC?
    Graduation Date or GED Date
    Instruction: If you’re still in school, enter your expected graduation date.
    If you have graduated or completed a GED, enter the date below.
    Graduation Date or GED Date
    Instruction: If you’re still in school, enter your expected graduation date.
    If you have graduated or completed a GED, enter the date below.
    Have you completed a FAFSA for the current year?
    Have you completed a FAFSA for the current year?
    Do you have a valid Driver's License?
    Do you have a valid Driver's License?
    List any automotive repair training or experience (not required for consideration)
    Add Experience Information
    List any notable activity/organization involvement and/or achievements. (School, Community, Workplace)
    Add Activity/Organization

    Work/Employment History 

    In the sections below provide a brief summary of Employer, Job Title, Description of Work completed, Date started/ended. 

    You may also upload a Resume in the next question, if you prefer.

    Work / Employment History (Provide a brief summary of Job Title, Description of Work completed, date started/ended)
    Add Employer