What does AFPI mean in INSTITUTES

The Armed Forces Preparatory Institute (AFPI) is a post-secondary educational institution in the United States, designed to provide an intensive academic program for students who want to enlist in the U.S. military. AFPI seeks to prepare students with the necessary skills and knowledge to be successful members of the armed forces.

Enrolling at AFPI provides an individual with a competitive edge over those seeking to join the U.S. military who have no experience or other academic training outside a high school diploma or GED. By taking classes in mathematics, physical sciences, composition and literature, world history, economics and political science; individuals gain valuable insight into what it takes to be successful in their respective branch of service when they enter active duty.

Yes, many community colleges will accept credits earned from AFPI as transferable credit toward a degree program depending on whether courses meet your desired schools Transfer Equivalency Guide standards. It's important that you confirm with your desired school of choice that credits transferred from AFPI are accepted prior to enrollment so that you can set yourself up for long-term success when transferring elsewhere after completing studies at AFCPI.

No, there are no tuition fees associated with attending AFPI as students are selected by their sponsoring branch of service and funded directly through military tuition assistance programs.

Completion of courses offered by the Armed Forces Preparatory Institute does not guarantee entrance into any one branch of service as availability and qualifying criteria can vary due to recruitment needs based upon current global military operations. However; those who complete coursework at AFCPI may feel confident they are better equipped for entry-level examinations than those without similar coursework due to increased knowledge gained through specialized instruction while attending classes at this certified post-secondary educational institute.

While basic training requirements and eligibility requirements for enlistment vary depending upon each individuals' sponsoring branch of military service; Army recruits may be eligible for Associate Degree granting programs within their respective branches such as Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC). Navy personnel may also qualify for the Aviation Structural Mechanic "E" School Program which offers professional career vocational training certificates associated with degree granting programs such as Aircraft Maintenance Technology or Avionics Electronics Technology degrees that may be transferable should one wish pursue further education on their own accord after leaving active duty.

Depending on which particular program an individual chooses will determine how long it takes them until completion; however most intensive courses require full time study generally ranging between 12 - 15 months before civilians earn their certifications ready for admittance into an assigned branch of service.

Absolutely! Prior research should always be considered prior to enrolling in any college level institution listed under The United States National Commission on Accreditation (USNCCO) as vehicles which recognize excellence among higher education institutions authorized by Federal Law mandated under Title VI Part B Section 602(a)of HECSA(Higher Education Act) requiring all institutions intending on issuing certifications or diplomas must maintain appropriate accreditation standards approved by USNCCO.