Welcome back to AMU! We are excited that you have chosen to return to pursue a second degree. As a returning alumnus, you will not need to re-submit the AMU online application; however, there are several steps that you will need to take to get enrolled in your new degree.
To get started, alumni must have their previous AMU Student ID. If you no longer have access to your Student ID, please visit the following link to retrieve your ID: Forgot ID?
Now that you have your Student ID, the admissions team has developed a series of downloads that you will need, as a returning alumnus, to complete your new program enrollment. Please visit the following links for more information regarding next steps and frequently asked questions (FAQs):
Undergraduate New Program Enrollment Checklist – For those alumni who are returning to complete an Associate, Bachelor’s, or Undergraduate Certificate program.
Graduate New Program Enrollment Checklist – For those alumni who have earned a minimum of a bachelor’s degree from an institution accredited by a recognized accrediting body and who are returning to complete a Master’s or Graduate Certificate program.
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No, you do not need to submit a new application; in fact, you will not be able to submit one. Instead, you complete a "New Program Enrollment Application" (NPE) form. You can find it under the Forms Menu, the OTHER FORMS link, on the left side of your E-Campus; it’s in that list. After you submit it, you will receive an email from your advising team asking you to verify this request. Be sure to respond to this email.
To access your student account, visit the website for American Military University or American Public University, depending on the school from which you graduated. Once on the appropriate website, click on the "current students" login link in the upper right corner and enter your student ID and password to gain access to your e-campus.
If you no longer remember your Student ID and/or Password, there is a "Forgot ID or Password" link in the student login section; click on it, and this information will be emailed to you. If you are not able to retrieve your information after clicking this link, call the Admissions department at 1.877.777.9081 for assistance.
You can change you contact information via the "Change Contact Information" link in the left side of your E-Campus. As you will receive ALL communication to the email we have on file, it is extremely important that you provide your current email address.
You can find it under the Forms Menu on the left side of your E-campus; click on the OTHER FORMS link, and it’s in that list.
The NPE process can take up to 10 business days. Be sure you respond to the verification email you receive from your advising team so that your requested change can go through
If the APUS degree you earned is on the same academic level (e.g., Undergraduate), then that credit will be evaluated toward your new undergraduate degree program. These previously earned credits will have to meet all transfer credit requirements to be applied toward your new degree.
Once the NPE process is complete and your program has been updated, submit the “Transfer Credit Evaluation (TCE) Application,” found under the Forms Menu on the left side of your E-Campus.
Submit a “TCE Update Request Form” available from the Forms Menu on the left side of your e-campus; click on OTHER FORMS, and it’s in that list.
No, the TCE fee is a one-time fee.
If you are entering an Associate degree, you can receive a maximum of 46 credits toward your program; if you are entering a Bachelor’s degree, you can receive a maximum of 91 credits; and if you are entering a Master’s program, you can receive a maximum of 15 credits.
Undergraduate tuition is $250 per semester hour.
Graduate tuition is $325 per semester hour.
APUS accepts many forms of tuition financing from public and private sources: military tuition assistance (TA), federal student aid (FSA), VA/GI bill benefits, private loans, and employer voucher.
We have a variety of resources to help you with our online classroom environment. Please take a moment to view the short, 4-minute demo of the classroom or attend a live Virtual Open House on the classroom. You can request recorded versions of this open house as well.
Courses open at 6:00am ET on the first Monday of the month. Log in to you courses by clicking on the “Enter Classes” button on the top left of the E-Campus. Each course has a syllabus available that you should open, read, and save for future reference.
You are required to log in to each course at least once during the first week and complete the first week discussion board forum. If you do not complete this, you will be dropped from the course. The discussion board forum post should be a minimum of 250 words.