The Air University Registrar processes all outbound transcript requests.

For details on how to request a transcript, please visit the AU Registrar website.

For questions on processing timelines, please contact the registrar’s office using available options HERE.

The Air University Registrar processes all inbound transcripts.

Please visit https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/Registrar/Transfer-Credits/ for details on how to submit.

For questions on processing timelines, please contact the registrar’s office using available options HERE.

Instructions for Checking CCAF Graduation Requests in AFVEC

Navigate to AFVEC

Click Login (use your CAC):

Click the menu bar on the left side of the page:

Click ‘CCAF Action Requests’:

All CCAF Action Requests will be listed on this screen. Locate your ‘Degree Candidate’ request:

‘Completed’ indicates CCAF has completed your request

‘Submitted’ displays when your request is still pending at CCAF

If you cannot locate a degree candidate request or your degree candidate request is ‘Rejected’, please contact your local Education Center or Force Development Office.

Click here for CCAF’s frequently asked questions.

The Air Force Virtual Education Center

WHAT IS AFVEC?

The Air Force Virtual Education Center (AFVEC) offers a wide array of on-line services to empower you to actively participate in all aspects of your education to include the creation and management of funding requests. For more information, click the link below.

AFVEC (CAC Required)

Air University Associate-to-Baccalaureate Cooperative (AU-ABC)

WHAT IS AU-ABC?

Associate to Baccalaureate Cooperative (AU-ABC) directs DAF members with associate in applied science degrees from the Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) to a collection of accredited colleges and universities to consider when completing a four-year degree. The program maximizes the application of military career education and training and provides a multitude of online academic and support services for the enlisted member. For more information, click the link below.

KEY FEATURES

Maximizes application of military career education and training.
Builds on the CCAF Associate in Applied Science degree.
In most cases CCAF graduates will need no more than 60 semester hours to complete the bachelor degree requirements.
Every student receives a binding degree completion contract that locks in transfer credit and states remaining degree requirements.
AU-ABC partner schools are military friendly.
AU-ABC partner schools are institutionally accredited.

AU-ABC PROGRAM CATEGORIES

CAT I: FOR CCAF GRADUATES
Guarantees CCAF AAS graduates need no more than 60 semester hours to complete an AU-ABC degree program.

CAT II: FOR CCAF AAS STUDENTS
Students complete up to nine semester hours with partner school to complete CCAF AAS degree through dual tracking -- simultaneously fulfilling the CCAF AAS degree requirements and some of the AUABC degree program requirements.

Upon completion of CCAF AAS degree, students need no more than 60 semester hours to complete an AU-ABC degree program.

CAT III: FOR CCAF AAS GRADUATES
Must complete more than 60 semester hours of credit beyond the CCAF AAS and meet all other AU-ABC degree program requirements.

AU-ABC PARTNER SCHOOLS

Each AU-ABC partner school has gone through an extensive AU-ABC application and vetting process. The partner school determines which CCAF AAS degree or degrees to link to its bachelor degree programs. Students work directly with the AU-ABC partner school to enroll and manage the degree program process. Upon completion of all bachelor degree requirements, the AU-ABC partner school will award the bachelor degree. For up-to-date information on AU-ABC partner schools, visit your local base education office and the Air Force Virtual Education Center (AFVEC).

AU-ABC (CAC Required)

General Education Mobile (GEM)

WHAT IS GEM?

General Education Mobile, or GEM, is a partnership between CCAF and partnering regionally accredited civilian schools to provide general education courses that meet CCAF requirements in an online format: anytime, anywhere availability. For more information, click the link below, or download the GEM trifold.

Why GEM?

The average gradation time for CCAF students is eight years because general education courses are usually the last taken. The goal is to reduce the average CCAF graduation time to less than four years. GEM does the following:

Eases student course selection and registration via single-point access on the Air Force Virtual Education Center (AFVEC).
Facilitates student planning across entire general education curriculum—motivates student to complete courses on a self-paced timeline.
Features partnerships with civilian academic institutions to offer education focused on freshman/sophomore level instruction.

Associate in Applied Science Degree

The CCAF associate in applied science degree is offered in the following broad career areas:

Operations
Logistics
Medical
Support

Degree Completion Requirements
Degree programs consist of a minimum of 60 semester hours with requirements as follows:

Technical Education (24 Semester Hours)
Leadership, Management & Military Studies (6 Semester Hours)
General Education (15 Semester Hours)
- Written Communication (3 Semester Hours)
- Oral Communication (3 Semester Hours)
- Mathematics (3 Semester Hours)
- Social Science (3 Semester Hours)
- Humanities (3 Semester Hours)
Program Elective (15 Semester Hours)

How Does GEM Work?

GEM is delivered via AFVEC.
GEM students can conveniently search for schools that meet their needs and preferences.
Students contact the GEM school directly to enroll in general education courses.

Ideal Students for GEM

Self-motivated
Self-disciplined
Independent learner
Communicates well in writing
Proactive and interactive with questions

Affiliated Schools

General Education Mobile (CAC Required)

Air Force Credentialing Opportunities On-Line

What is AF COOL?

Air Force Credentialing Opportunities On-Line, or AFCOOL, is a pathway for enlisted DAF members to earn industry recognized professional certifications and/or licenses to enhance their active-duty work, and to prepare them as they transition to the civilian job market.

You receive: