Admissions Policy

Aguilas International Technical Institute (AITI) is committed to an open-access admissions process, ensuring equal educational opportunities for all applicants who meet the required criteria. The admissions policy is designed to uphold compliance with state and federal educational standards while offering clear guidelines on eligibility, financial aid, and career services support.

Prospective students must complete an official Application for Admission, which is available online or at the admissions office. Applications must be submitted before the enrollment deadline for the intended program start date. Each applicant must:

• Fill out and submit the AITI Enrollment Application.
• Pay the non-refundable application fee (if applicable).
• Provide all required documentation within the deadline.
• Attend an admissions interview, if required for specific programs.

For detailed instructions, visit the Admissions Application Page.

To be eligible for enrollment, applicants must provide proof of high school completion or an equivalent credential:

• Acceptable documents include:

• High school diploma
• GED certificate
• State-authorized equivalent certification
• Foreign diploma (with an official evaluation if not in English)

• Some programs may require background checks, age restrictions, or prerequisite coursework.

• All documents must be submitted before final acceptance into the program.

For more information, visit Admission Requirements.

AITI offers career placement assistance to students and graduates, ensuring they have the resources needed to enter the workforce. Services include:

• Resume and cover letter workshops
• Mock interviews and job search support
• Networking with employer partners and industry professionals
• Externship opportunities for eligible programs

While AITI does not guarantee job placement, the institution provides dedicated career services to assist students in securing employment. Visit Career Placement Services for more details.

AITI participates in federal and state financial aid programs to help eligible students afford tuition and educational expenses. Available financial aid options include:

• Federal Pell Grants (for qualifying students)
• Federal Direct Student Loans (subsidized and unsubsidized)
• Scholarships and institutional grants
• Third-party funding, employer tuition reimbursement, and private financing options

To apply, students must:

1. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at FAFSA Website.
2. Submit all required financial aid documents for verification.
3. Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) to remain eligible.

Financial aid counselors are available to guide students through the process. Learn more at Financial Aid Information.

AITI supports military personnel, veterans, and their dependents by offering:

• GI Bill® benefits for eligible programs.
• Military Tuition Assistance (TA) programs.
• Dedicated support staff for military-affiliated students.
• Flexible scheduling to accommodate active-duty service members.

Required documents include:

• DD-214 (Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty)
• Certificate of Eligibility (COE) for VA benefits
• Military ID for active-duty personnel

For assistance, visit Military Student Admissions.

AITI provides students with career development resources to prepare them for professional success. The Career Services team offers:

• Job fairs and employer networking events.
• One-on-one career counseling.
• Workshops on resume writing, job applications, and interview techniques.
• Ongoing support for graduates seeking career advancement.

For more information, visit Career Services.