How many credits are needed for a CCAF?

All CCAF degrees require 60 credit hours, and on average five additional civilian classes after BMT and Technical School are required to finish the degree. These classes are typically oral communication, written communication, mathematics, social science, and humanities.

Also asked, what classes are needed for CCAF?

CCAF requires courses from 5 general education areas: Oral Communication, Written Communication, Mathematics, Social Sciences, and Humanities. CCA offers the following classes, which are applicable toward your CCAF degree.

Similarly, how do I transfer my CCAF credits? Getting a transcript from CCAF to CTC to transfer credits:

Under "Self Service", select "CCAF Student Services".
Proceed to CCAF Online Student Services and select "Order a Transcript" from the Transcripts dropdown.
Under Option 1: Free online order from CCAF, select the "Order transcript from CCAF" link.
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Beside this, is CCAF a real degree?

The CCAF is NOT an AS (associate of science) or AA(associate of arts) degree. It is an AAS (associate of applied science). It is awarded upon completing a 2 year vocational or technical program.

Who can earn a degree from CCAF?

The Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) is the only degree-granting institution of higher learning in the world dedicated exclusively to enlisted personnel. It offers enlisted Airmen the opportunity to earn a two-year Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree that pertains to your Air Force career.

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How long does it take to get a CCAF degree?

Your military experience provides you with the foundation to earn your CCAF (Community College of the Air Force) degree. All Butler degree programs consist of a minimum of 62 semester hours with requirements typically as follows: Technical education - 24 hrs. Leadership, management and military studies - 6 hrs.

Does Sejpme count for college credit?

The SEJPME course will not satisfy the 6 semester hour requirement for civilian college/testing credit (CLEP/DSST/Excelsior) coursework because the Joint Forces Staff College is not an accredited civilian college or university. The course does not satisfy Air Force enlisted PME requirements.

Where is the CCAF located?

CCAF General Catalog

The Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell AFB, Gunter Annex, Alabama, is an institution of higher learning dedicated to the enlisted members of the United States Air Force.

Where do you send transcripts for CCAF?

To have your civilian college credit reviewed for application to your CCAF degree program, request your school send an official transcript to Community College of the Air Force (CCAF). E-transcripts should be emailed to: ccaf[email protected]

What does Lmms stand for CCAF?

Leadership Management and Military Studies

Is speech required for CCAF?

PSA: Speech is no longer required for CCAF. It depends on what catalog year you are currently enrolled in. Here is the most recent one, but you gotta check AFVEC to see which year you are in.

Are CCAF credits transferable?

All airmen who have graduated basic and technical training are enrolled into CCAF and have some level of college credit. If you have credit from a civilian university, and your goal is to complete your CCAF, you must transfer credit to the CCAF.

Can you get a CCAF degree after separation?

unless you were a wounded warrior, there are no provisions to allow you to get a CCAF after separation/retirement. I work in higher education. Typically a CCAF isn't given much more thought than an associates degree. It's very rare that a CCAF will get you into a 4 year school.

Is a CCAF an associate's degree?

CCAF serves approximately 300,000 active, guard, and reserve enlisted personnel, making CCAF the world's largest community college system. The college awards over 22,000 associate in applied science degrees from 71 degree programs annually.

Can I get my degree while in the Air Force?

Airmen Can Earn Bachelor's Degrees Through Air University. Airmen can now apply their Community College of the Air Force credits toward a bachelor's degree from a variety of universities and colleges. However, degree requirements can be completed after a member retires or separates from the service.

How do I get a CCAF?

Simply log on to the portal using a government computer and go to the Air Force Virtual Education Center. Once there, click on "My CCAF Progress Report" (on the right side of the screen) and click on the hyperlink under "Title." There it is!

Is the CCAF an accredited college?

The college awards over 22,000 associate in applied science degrees from 71 degree programs annually. The CCAF is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools through Air University.

Does the army have a community college?

The College of the American Soldier consists of two education pathways, the Career NCO Degrees Program and the Enlisted Education Program.

Associate Degrees Selected for the Program.

College Name	Degrees
Fayetteville Technical Community College	Associate of Science in General Education (AS-GE)

How does the Community College of the Air Force work?

The Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) is the only degree-granting institution of higher learning in the world dedicated exclusively to enlisted personnel. It offers enlisted Airmen the opportunity to earn a two-year Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree that pertains to your Air Force career.

What does CCAF stand for?

Community College of the Air Force

Can you get your CCAF in the reserves?

Reservists go through those same requirements just like active duty military. That can go a long way towards your associates degree in that specialty. One suggestion would be prior to joining the military would be to enroll in your local technical college, get your basic education classes out of the way.

How does college work in the Air Force?

When you enlist, you begin earning college credits from the first day of Basic Military Training (BMT). After that, you will attend Technical Training, where you will continue to earn college credits toward an Associate's Degree in Applied Science (AAS) that pertains to your Air Force career.