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Create your applicant record, select an approved monthly start date, and tell us about your education, AV experience and goals.
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ADMFA uses a step-by-step admissions process so students know what is required before coursework begins. Program admission and individual-course registration are separate paths.
Create your applicant record, select an approved monthly start date, and tell us about your education, AV experience and goals.
Provide required identity/contact information, prior education information, acknowledgements and any requested supporting documents.
ADMFA reviews your technical background. Experienced applicants may be asked to demonstrate skills before a prerequisite is waived.
Accepted students receive an admissions notice and an enrollment checklist. Applying does not by itself activate student-course access.
Complete the approved tuition arrangement. ADMFA does not currently participate in federal student-aid programs. Students may apply for available ADMFA scholarships or third-party sponsorships from participating religious organizations, schools and community partners.
Complete orientation, review academic policies and schedule, then receive access to the courses for which you are enrolled and academically eligible.
ADMFA AV School is not currently an accredited college or university and does not currently offer federal financial aid. ADMFA is developing its academic policies, curriculum, faculty documentation, student records and quality-assurance systems with future institutional approval/accreditation readiness in mind. Future accreditation is not guaranteed and should not be represented as pending or approved until an accrediting agency formally says so.
Scholarship or sponsorship availability depends on the applicable partner and award terms. An outside organization paying tuition does not convert that funding into federal financial aid.