What is the difference between open-entry/open-exit and defined courses?
Most programs and courses at the Tooele Applied Technology College are offered in an open-entry/open-exit environment. Open-entry means you can start most classes any Monday. You do not have to wait for the beginning of a semester. You can then set your own schedule and work at your own pace. Open-exit means that you are finished when you have demonstrated mastery of the required competencies for a course or program. Defined courses and programs have a set start date and end date, fixed class times, and a flat tuition fee. Enrollment in defined courses and programs is offered on a first-come basis until the class is full. Return to Top Do I receive anything when I complete my program? As a Utah College of Applied Technology (UCAT) campus, TATC is responsible for providing applied technology education that results in appropriate licensing, certification, or skill training to qualify students for specific employment in business and industry. TATC offers a broad range of long-term and sho
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