Understand the admissions process at THE A.U., from selecting an educational pathway and submitting the required information to receiving an admissions decision and preparing to begin your studies.
ADMISSIONS
APPLICATION DOCUMENT REVIEW REGISTRATION ONLINE EDUCATION
The admissions process is designed to help prospective learners understand the educational pathway they are considering and provide the information required for an admissions review.
Applicants should review the requirements associated with their intended program and provide complete and accurate information as part of the application process.
Because requirements can vary according to the educational pathway and applicant circumstances, prospective learners should confirm the applicable requirements with THE A.U. before submitting an application.
Begin by reviewing the educational programs available through THE A.U. and identifying the pathway that aligns with your academic or professional goals.
FIRST STEP
Review available programs and admissions information.
APPLICANT RESPONSIBILITY
Select an educational pathway that is appropriate for your goals and circumstances.
Complete the application and provide the documents or information required for review. Applicants should ensure that submitted information is accurate and complete.
WHAT TO PROVIDE
Application information and applicable supporting documentation.
IMPORTANT
Specific requirements may vary by educational pathway and applicant circumstances.
Review the available academic and educational pathways and identify the program that best fits your interests and goals.
Complete the applicable application process and provide the information and supporting documents requested by the admissions process.
Submitted information is reviewed as part of the admissions process. Applicants may be contacted if additional information or clarification is required.
Once the applicable admissions requirements have been completed, follow the instructions provided for registration and beginning your studies.
Before submitting an application, prospective learners should review the program information carefully and consider whether the educational pathway matches their academic interests, professional objectives, schedule, and learning preferences.
Applicants should also review any program-specific admission requirements and make sure that the information provided during the application process is complete and accurate.
If you are uncertain about which pathway is appropriate for you, contact THE A.U. for additional information before submitting your application.
Applicants may be asked to provide appropriate identification information as part of the admissions process.
Depending on the educational pathway, applicants may need to provide relevant academic records, certificates, transcripts, or other supporting documentation.
Complete the applicable application information accurately and provide any additional documentation requested during the admissions review.
Review names, dates, contact information, academic history, and other application details before submitting them.
Have the applicable academic and identification documents available according to the requirements of your intended pathway.
Maintain copies of submitted application information and supporting documentation for your personal records.
After an application and the applicable supporting information have been submitted, the admissions process includes a review of the information provided.
If additional information or clarification is required, applicants may be contacted during the review process.
Applicants should monitor their communication channels and respond to requests for additional information when necessary.
The outcome and next steps depend on the applicable admissions requirements and the educational pathway selected.
“A strong admissions process begins with choosing the right pathway and providing clear, complete, and accurate information.”
Follow the instructions provided by THE A.U. after the admissions stage. This may include registration, tuition or payment arrangements, submission of additional information, and other program-specific requirements.
Review the information provided to you carefully and contact the appropriate office if you need clarification.
Once the applicable enrollment and registration requirements have been completed, follow the instructions provided for accessing your educational materials, learning environment, and other available resources.
The exact learning experience depends on the program and educational pathway selected.
Begin by reviewing the available programs and the applicable admissions requirements. You can then complete the relevant application or registration process and provide the requested information and supporting documentation.
Document requirements depend on the educational pathway and applicant circumstances. Applicants may be asked for identification information, academic records, certificates, transcripts, and other supporting documentation.
The time required can vary depending on the completeness of the application, the documentation provided, and the requirements of the selected educational pathway. Applicants should contact THE A.U. for current information about their application.
Applicants will receive information about the applicable outcome and next steps. If additional information is required, the admissions team may contact the applicant during the review process.
Yes. Prospective learners who need clarification about programs, admissions requirements, registration, or other matters can contact THE A.U. before submitting an application.
Visit the Programs page to explore the educational pathways currently presented by THE A.U.
The American University of Higher Education (THE A.U.) provides online, flexible, and distance-learning opportunities for learners pursuing academic, professional, and continuing education pathways.
If you have questions about the admissions process or need clarification before applying, contact THE A.U. for further information.
The American University of Higher Education
1717 K St NW
Washington, DC 20006
United States
+1 202-773-8688
Explore the available programs, review the applicable requirements, and begin your application when you are ready.