
Student applications for admission can be submitted at any time during the year and are processed in the order received. Students are admitted in a rolling admissions manner to the next academic term. Academic terms follow the quarter system and run for 10 weeks and normally begin in October, January, April, and June of each year.
The following are the minimum requirements for unconditional admission: High school Diploma from an accredited high school or its equivalent. English Language Proficiency. Courses are offered via the institution’s Virtual Learning Environment based on Microsoft 365.

Our Admissions team evaluates applications and support materials for admissions and decides upon the acceptance and placement of students. All application support documentation should consist of either the original documents, appropriately certified electronic copies, or notarized copies. Since the language of instruction and administration is English, documents that are not in English must be accompanied by certified English translations.Admission decisions are based on prior academic performance, non-academic experience with emphasis in the aviation industry, licensure holdings, involvement in civic engagement activities, and proficiency in the English Language. Our Institutional Catalog provides detailed information on our admissions requirements and academic policies.

Under certain circumstances, student applicants who demonstrate strong potential for successful completion of the program, but do not meet all entrance requirements, may be considered for conditional admission. Students admitted in this manner must successfully remove any outstanding conditions within the time period stipulated by the Chief Academic Officer in their admissions letter in order to achieve unconditional status and officially continue in the program. In addition to degree seeking students, we accept non-degree students. Non-degree students are limited to a total of 40 credits and receive a transcript for their academic achievement.
2025 Student Orientation Week - October 6
First Day of Classes - October 13
Final Day to Add/Drop a Course for Full Tuition Refund - October 17
Community Meeting with the President October - 20
Fall Break November - 27 and 28
End of Regular Term - December 22
Recess - December 23 to January 18
Student Orientation Week - January 12
First Day of Classes - January 19
Final day to Add/Drop a course for full tuition refund - January 23
End of Regular Term - March 27
Break (Continuing Students) and Student Orientation Week (New Students) - March 30 – April 3
First Day of Classes - April 6
Final day to Add/Drop a Course for Full Tuition Refund - April 10
End of Regular Term - June 12
Break (Continuing Students) and Student Orientation Week (New Students) - June 15 – June 19
First Day of Classes - June 22
Final day to Add/Drop a Course for Full Tuition Refund - June 24
End of Regular Term - July 17
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