Individual Courses

You’re ready to learn, and we’re ready to help – all at an affordable rate. Request information to learn about your eligibility for one of our many tuition grant options. For added value, enjoy more benefits that make an American Military University education so desirable and respected:

Flexibility – monthly start dates with weekly class schedules and no set login times
Convenience – online coursework, available 24/7
Efficiency – mostly 8-week class formats
Choice –1,500+ courses related to 200+ degree and certificate programs

Please note: You must be a US citizen to pursue individual courses.

Transfer Credits to Your Current School

Interested in taking a class to transfer back to your current school? We offer all the popular disciplines, like English, history, math, and science. Before applying, be sure your course selection will transfer back to your home school. Follow all of the steps below to apply and get started.

Pursue Professional Development

If this is for your own professional growth, you can skip steps 2-3 below. Just choose your class (step 1) and complete the application (step 4). Here are some classes that our working adults typically pursue:

Gain Specialized Credit or Licensing

If you need to fulfill a licensing requirement, please follow all the steps below. Before you apply, check with the appropriate licensing board to ensure the course you plan to take will you help you move forward.

Explore Online Learning

If you are just giving online learning a trial run at AMU, you can skip steps 2-3. Just choose your class (step 1) and complete the application (step 4).

Transfer to the Community College of the Air Force "GEM" Program

AMU is proud to participate in the Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) "GEM" program, allowing Airmen to complete CCAF's 15 semester hours of general education requirements. Choose your course from a selection of AMU courses that are eligible for this program, then you're ready to complete the application (step 4).

Earn College Credits in High School

As an exceptional junior or senior in high school, you can enroll in our 100-and 200-level courses while still in high school. This is known as concurrent enrollment and we encourage you to learn more about the eligibility requirements.

How to Get Started

Choose Your Class

Visit the course schedule to narrow down the class or classes you wish to take. Feel free to leave the session set to all or specify one if you know when you want to take class. Choose a category (i.e. course subject) and then your level (undergraduate or graduate).
Gather All the Important Details

Within our course schedule tool, use the + sign to expand the information on each course. Then select the "Additional Course Details" button. Make sure you document or print the following information for your current institution or licensing board.
- Prerequisites (if any are specified)
- Course objectives
- Course materials or books
- Previous syllabi
- Session date
Talk to Your Current Institution or Licensing Board

Your current institution or licensing board will need a copy of the information you gathered in step 2 to determine if you will be able to transfer our course back and earn the credit you desire. Start a conversation with an advisor at your current institution or the licensing board once you have all the course information ready.
Apply

Now you're ready to enroll and complete our application. Our university has open enrollment and there is no cost to apply. Since you are looking to take individual classes only, you need to specify that when you select your academic program. You will choose either "Undergraduate Non-Degree Seeking" or "Graduate Non-Degree Seeking" depending on the level of the class you plan to take. It will then show you as "Undergraduate Courses for Transfer" in our School of Arts, Humanities & Education. Don't worry if that school is different than expected. That is simply what appears when enrolling for individual classes.

After you submit your admissions application, review the undergraduate or graduate admissions ecampus tutorial for non-degree seeking students.

Note about payment options: While federal student aid (FSA) cannot be used for individual classes, there are other options available to help cover the cost, including our military grant, payment plan options, no-cost materials, etc.