AMU AND THE NAVY COLLEGE PROGRAM
DISTANCE LEARNING PARTNERSHIP

Eligibility and Admissions Requirements

Admission Requirements for Undergraduate Students
First-time college students are admitted upon completion of the
online application and orientation. They may then register for their
first course(s). Students will be required to self-certify that they have
earned a high school diploma or its equivalent.

Additional Transfer Credit for Undergraduate Students
All students with American Council on Education (ACE)-evaluated
military or professional experience and education to be evaluated for
credit also should submit a TCE form and supporting documentation. 
AMU will consider military or civilian training evaluated by ACE as well
as approved examinations, such as the College Level Examination
Program (CLEP). Undergraduate students who apply at the Associate
level may transfer up to a maximum of 45 credit hours; those applying
at the Bachelor's level may transfer up to 90 credit hours. Students
with no prior college experience may have their ACE-evaluated military
or professional experience considered for transfer credit.

Admissions Requirements for Graduate Students
If you are applying to a graduate-level program, you must submit the
following documents:

• Official transcript showing you have earned a Bachelor's degree
  from an institution accredited by a recognized accrediting body. 
  If you have earned a Master's or doctoral degree from an
  accredited institution, submit the official advanced degree 
  transcript in lieu of an undergraduate degree transcript.
• If you earned graduate-level credit without completing the
  degree and want to have it evaluated for transfer, submit official
  transcripts of this coursework along with the Transfer Credit
  Evaluation (TCE) application and fee.
• If you are applying to the Master’s of Education programs,
  additional admissions requirements apply. Contact the AMU
  Admissions Team at info@apus.edu  for details. 

Additional Transfer Credit for Graduate Students
AMU also will consider professional military education and specific
civilian, corporate, and government training evaluated by the
American Council on Education (ACE) for graduate credit. Your
credits must have been earned within the last 10 years.

 AMU's Education Coordinators help students at more than 
    125 U.S. bases including Norfolk NS, Oceana NAS, Bethesda 
    Navy Hospital, Jacksonville NAS,  Pearl Harbor, San Diego NS, 
    and many others.