CCAF is operational and able to provide a wide range of education programs and pathways for students. CCAF is still working to resolving some of the technical and software issues encountered after transition to the Air University Student Information System. 

The AU SIS website.  The Print Documents tile displays unofficial transcripts, and the My Graduation Requirements tile provides degree progress.  

The CCAF has designated certain requests as priority. Reasons for a priority request include but are not limited to: Senior Master Sgt. promotion board, delayed promotion, commissioning programs, developmental special duty, retirements and separations.

Air University has initiated a task force to address issues Community College of the Air Force students are having with transcripts, graduations and communications following its move to the AU Student Information System.

Students serving in the DAF on active duty, Air National Guard, or Air Force Reserves should contact the local education office. Retired or separated students may submit a ticket via ServiceNow. See instructions HERE.

To submit a Service Now ticket to CCAF, click on this link: https://auservicedesk.af.edu/education?id=edu_home

Transcripts can take up to 90 days for some non-priority requests. 

Instructions on sending transcripts to the CCAF are located HERE

Current processing times for inbound transcripts is approximately 150 days.

All DANTES-funded CLEP and DSST exams are automatically electronically sent to the CCAF.  However, if an exam is a retest or funded by other sources, an official transcript from Prometric (DSST) or College Board (CLEP) is required.  Your local CCAF advisor can help you decide what action to take.

GEM is a partnership between CCAF and regionally accredited academic institutions to provide online freshman/sophomore level general education courses good for CCAF credit

Yes, students can use the GEM program to take one to all five general education courses -- written communication, mathematics, oral communication, humanities, and social science

No, students do not have to complete all their general education requirements with one GEM school – this is one key feature of the GEM program

Students who have internet connection can continue to take their GEM course anytime, anywhere in the world - this is another key feature of the GEM program

Students must order a transcript from their GEM school to be sent to CCAF/DESS, 100 South Turner Blvd, MaxwellGunter AFB, AL 36114; please allow 45 days for your coursework to appear on your CCAF Web Progress Report

Yes, in most cases

Yes, in most cases! Many GEM partner schools are also AU-ABC partner schools

Visit the local Education & Training Services Office, CCAF homepage, or Air Force Virtual Education Center for more information

• The Education & Training Services Office is your first contact for any GEM questions or information
• GEM information can be accessed via the Air Force Virtual Education Center

Visit your Education & Training Services Office and/or on Air Force Virtual Education Center for more AF TA information

The AU-ABC program links CCAF AAS students and graduates to online accredited civilian academic institutions that offer baccalaureate level educational opportunities to Air Force enlisted personnel   

To offer baccalaureate degree opportunities to CCAF students and graduates that maximize military credit application 

• The Education & Training Services Office is your first contact for any AU-ABC questions or information
• AU-ABC information can be accessed via the Air Force Virtual Education Center (AFVEC) 

• First, students search for an AU-ABC school that meets their needs and preferences on the AFVEC
• Then students must contact their school of choice to fill out appropriate application/paperwork 

Visit your Education & Training Services Office and/or on AFVEC Resources for more AF TA information

• AU-ABC CAT I Program - Program designed for Airmen with a Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) associate in applied science (AAS) degree.  These CCAF graduates are guaranteed that no more than 60 SH of additional credit will be required to complete a baccalaureate degree
   
• AU-ABC CAT II Program - Program designed primarily for Airmen who are currently enrolled in a CCAF AAS degree program.  Partnering institutions will identify prerequisite coursework (no more than three courses/nine SH) the CCAF student needs to complete as part of their CCAF General Education and Program Elective requirements.  These courses would simultaneously fulfill both the CCAF AAS and AU-ABC degree requirements.  Upon completion of his/her CCAF degree, the student would be guaranteed that no more than 60 SH of additional credit will be required to complete an AU-ABC baccalaureate degree; provided the student completed the specific prerequisite coursework
   
• AU-ABC CAT III Program - Program which requires CCAF AAS graduates to complete more than 60 SH of credit beyond the AAS but meet all other AU-ABC specifications.   

Airmen must be currently serving in the active duty Air Force, Space Force, Air Force Reserves or Air National Guard. Degree requirements may be completed after a student retires or separates from the Air Force  

For a list of the AU-ABC partner schools, visit this link:
https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/Barnes/CCAF/Display/Article/1819887/air-university-associate-to-baccalaureate-cooperative-au-abc/