ADMISSION PROCEDURES FOR FIRST TIME APPLICANTS

All applicants are required to complete an on-campus personal interview with an admissions representative. The interview enables school administrators to determine whether an applicant is a qualified candidate for enrollment in the program. Parents, children and/or significant others are encouraged to participate in the admissions interview and tour the facility. Once the applicant has been interviewed, he or she may apply for admission to the school. For a student to be considered for admission, all supporting documents and paperwork must be submitted, which include (but are not limited to):

• Application for admission
• Admissions disclosures and information forms
• High school diploma or GED
  (Note: For Diagnostic Medical Sonography programs, students must demonstrate evidence in the form of an official transcript of EITHER a Bachelor’s Degree in any major OR an Associate’s Degree from an allied health patient care related program including a clinic internship/externship)
• Satisfactory personal interview conducted on campus
• Completed financial aid forms (for those wishing to apply)
• Enrollment agreement
• Registration fee

Admissions applications are reviewed by the Director of Admissions and/or the Campus President.

For program-specific admissions requirements, please reference the American Institute Catalogs found on the Consumer Information page for each campus (click here).

For more information about the American Institute admissions process and to schedule your on-campus interview, contact us today.