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Here’s your first step toward an amazing future!
Congratulations on making an excellent choice for your education: Auburn University at Montgomery! When you apply to AUM, you are taking the first step toward earning the undergraduate degree, graduate degree, or certificate that will open a world of opportunities for your future. There are a number of ways to be admitted, whether you want to:
AUM Practices Rolling Admissions.
This means you can apply for your degree or certificate program at any time up to one year in advance and as close as one week prior to classes begin.
However, we suggest that you apply as soon as possible.
Contact us at (334) 244-3615 or [email protected]
Alternative Admission Programs
Diverse backgrounds and learning experiences can make traditional pathways to college admissions challenging for some students. AUM offers several alternative undergraduate admission programs for qualified students to help them achieve their goals for entering college.
Certificate Programs
Auburn University at Montgomery offers numerous Certificate programs–at both graduate and undergraduate levels–that provide students the opportunity to gain skills and expertise needed to work within specific fields. To learn more about AUM certificate programs, click the button below.
How do I pay for college?
A college graduate will earn significantly more over the course of a lifetime than someone without a college education. On top of that, finishing your undergraduate or graduate studies will open the door to opportunities that simply aren’t available without the degree. You’ll have more choices, simple as that. But how do you pay for it?
For starters, AUM is one of the most affordable public colleges in Alabama, and our Financial Aid team can assist you in determining how to finance your college degree including providing what scholarships you qualify to receive.
Financial Aid from AUM
AUM provides more than $40 million in financial assistance to students annually in the form of scholarships (including automatic scholarships for all freshmen and community college transfers), grants, student loans and federal work-study opportunities. Get started by applying for financial aid now, or contact the Financial Aid office.
