Part ll -Sponsor - Anne Arundel Community College

101 College Parkway, Arnold, MD 21012
Admissions and Enrollment Development, SSVC 100 Tel 410-777-2677 Fax 410-777-4831 www.aacc.edu
Change of Non-Immigrant Status To F-1 Student Status
Changing your lawful non-immigrant status is a serious matter. The procedures outlined below are merely suggestions. The
change of status application is your application, signed by you. You may wish to consult an immigration attorney to assist you,
though not required. It is your responsibility to make sure you are in compliance with your current immigration status.
Most non-immigrants are eligible to request a change to F-1 (student) status if they have maintained their current, lawful
status. Individuals in J-1 status who are subject to the two-year home residence requirement (Section 212e) are not eligible
for a change of status unless a waiver is granted by the United States Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS). The
approval of a change of status can take up to 7-8 weeks or more for USCIS to process. Students must submit the documents
listed below to AACC in order to get the I-20 form or Certificate of Eligibility.
Part 1 - Submission of these documents to AACC is the first part of the process in order to receive an I-20
Or Certificate of Eligibility form. You must contact the DSO or International Student Advisor in
Admissions office, Emma B. Thompson at 410-777-2677 to schedule an appointment. Make sure
to bring all documents required on the day of your appointment.
� Completed Anne Arundel Community College International ( F-1) Student Admission Application Form
� Official or certified copies of transcripts from secondary and post secondary with English translation. If you attended
another school in the United States, you must submit an official transcript from that school.
� Official TOEFL score or AACC English placement test . Minimum TOEFL score of 550 paper-based, 213 computer-
based and 79 internet-based test will be admitted to Associate degree program. AACC TOEFL code is 5019.
� Financial Documentations (not more than 3 months old).
o Two (2) original bank statements or official letter from the bank on a letterhead in English and in US
currency for at least $ 25,944 for one academic year’s expenses. Additional $5000 per dependent.
o If a sponsor supports you, submit their original bank statement or official bank letter with
o Affidavit of support or Form I-134 if your sponsor is living in the U.S. Form I-134 is available online at
http://uscis.gov.
� Photocopies of passport page, I-194 (front and back), visa page and DS 2019 if currently holding a J1 visa.
SEVIS FEE
After receiving Form I-20 from the college, student must pay SEVIS fee of $200 (www.fmjfee.com) online with credit
card or ATM cards drawn in the U.S. bank and print the receipt . You must include proof of SEVIS fee receipt in your
application packet.
Deadlines: June1 st for Fall (August) enrollment
Nov. 1 st for Spring (January) enrollment

Part 11 - Mail the following documents to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
� Completed Form I-539 (Application to Extend/Change Non-immigrant Status). You can obtain the form at
http://uscis.gov
� Check or Money Order of $ 290 USD payable to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
� Financial documentations (same as above requirements)
� Photocopies of passport page, I-94 (front and back), visa page and DS 2019 if currently holding a J1 visa.
� Original current I-20.( signed by student and DSO)
� Payment receipt of the $200 SEVIS fee
� Personal letter requesting change of status (see attached example letter)
a) Explain the intent of your original entry
b) Explain how and when you decided to go to school and apply for a change of status
c) Explain your academic and professional plans.
Highest degree you plan to earn, field of study, why it is better to study in the US rather than in your
home country (establish your intent to return home)
d) Explain your intent to return home, including your permanent resident address.
Supporting letters and additional evidence may be helpful.
Mail the entire application packet to: (It is recommended to mail thru Express Mail with receipt and tracking number)
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
ATTN: I-539
2501 S. State Highway 121 Business
Suite 400
Lewisville, TX 75067

Example of Personal Letter Format for
Change of Status to F-1
February 21, 2005
USCIS Vermont Service Center
75 Lower Welden Street
St. Albans, VT 05479-0001
Dear Examiner,
Maria Sample
2014 Park Rd.
Arnold, MD 04473
Please change my status from F-2 dependent (or other status) to F-1 student status.
(Explain why you did not enter the US in the F-1 status that you now seek)
(Explain how long you have bee engaging in the activities for which you were
admitted to the US by the Department of Homeland Security)
(State/Say that after you entered the US, you decided to attend school. What
information or other factors led you to make that decision)
(Explain where you will go home to live after you finished studying in the US)
(Explain how your course of study will help you academically or professionally after
you leave the USA.
Thank you for your kind consideration of my application.
Sincerely,
Your Signature
Name (Print)

TOEFL SCORE INFORMATION
Requirements for Anne Arundel Community College
Admission to Associate degree program/Regular Status: ENG 115
550 Written equivalence
213 Computer equivalence
79 Internet-based equivalence
Admission to Intermediate and Advanced Level in ESL
450 Written equivalence
133 Computer equivalence
45 Internet-based equivalence
Admission to Beginning ESL program
435 Written equivalence
123 Computer equivalence
41 Internet-based equivalent
For information about test dates, locations, forms and registrations, go to website:
http://www.toefl.org
TOEFL/TSE SERVICES
PRINCETON
P.O. BOX 6151
PRINCETON, NJ 08541-62151
Email: toefl@ets.org
Exceptions are made for the students who submit one of the following:
o Anne Arundel Community College Placement test
o Transfer of college English credit from an accredited U.S. agencies, college and universities.
o Completion of AACC’s ESL program
o SAT Scores in Reading 510 or above
o ACT Scores in Reading 18 or above
o If you are a national of the English speaking countries like Australia, Canada (except Quebec), Caribbean,
Ireland, United Kingdom and New Zealand etc.
AACC TOEFL CODE - 5019

101 College Parkway, Arnold, MD 21012
Enrollment Development and Admissions Tel. 410-777-2677 Fax 410-777-4831
Part I - APPLICANT
______________________________________ ______________________________ ____________
Family (Last Name) as it appears on your passport Given (First) Name Middle Name
____________________________________ ______________________________ ____________
Country of Citizenship Country of Birth Date of Birth
I Plan to come to the U.S. with qualifying dependents (qualifying dependents are a spouse and/or children)
Name of Dependents Date of Birth Country of Birth Country of Citizenship Relationship
Estimated annual expenses for study at Anne Arundel Community College:
Tuition and Fees………………………………………..… $11,190
(based on 15 credit hours/$330per credit hour + fees)
Books and supplies ………………………………………….$1,517
Living and Incidental Expenses………………………….$13,237
Room and Board $9,000
Transportation $2,437
Personal Expenses $1,800
Total………………………………………………………$25,944
Complete line 1, 2, 3, & 4 below indicating the specific source or sources and exact amount available to cover for one academic year of
study. You must provide documented evidence such as Official bank statements and/or letter from the bank (not more than 3 months
old) documenting available funds in US dollars for at least $25,944. If supported by a sponsor, he/she must submit an affidavit of
financial support or Form I-134 and notarized stating the type of support to be provided. Form I-134 can be obtained at the Admissions
office or at http://uscis.gov. Add $5000 per dependent. Investment portfolios, mortgage appraisals, and similar statements are not
acceptable. Note: Please request additional set of original financial documents to prove to the United States Consular and USCIS
officials upon entry to the U.S., that you have sufficient funds.
Important Note: Anne Arundel Community College DOES NOT provide housing for students. All college students are responsible for
their own room and board.
U.S. Dollars
1. Personal funds of student $_________________________
2. Family funds from abroad $_________________________
3. Funds from other sources $_________________________
4. Support by sponsor $_________________________
Total: (Must total $25,944) $__________________________
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL
RESOURCES FORM
This form is to certify that you will have the estimated sum to cover your educational plus living and incidental expenses for each and every
year of study at Anne Arundel Community College. Financial documentations must be attached to this form. A form I-20 (Certificate of
Eligibility) cannot be issued to you until you have been academically and financially admitted to the college.

Student Name_______________________________________________________
Part ll -Sponsor
List of financial documentations attached:
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
This is to certify that I, the undersigned, have agreed to provide the funds indicated above to the applicant for
the purpose of full-time study at Anne Arundel Community College including living and incidental expenses while in
the United States ,and that I am submitting the required verification indicating the availability of these funds.
___________________________________ __________________ ________________
Sponsor’s Family (Last) Name Given (First) Name Middle Name
_____________________________________________________________________________
Address
__________________________________ _________________________
Sponsor’s Signature/date Telephone
This is to certify that the information given on this form is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I am fully aware
that false or misleading statements will result in an automatic denial of admission.
______________________________________________________
Applicant’s Signature/date
Please return completed forms and supporting documents to:
Emma B. Thompson
International Enrollment Specialist
Anne Arundel Community College
Enrollment Development and Admissions, SSVC 100
101 College Parkway
Arnold MD 21012
USA

Applicants: Please read the statement and sign below.
Change of Status Request Statement
With certain exceptions, an alien already in the United States in non-immigrant status may apply for a change of
status to F-1 status. The USCIS determines eligibility for a change of status in general. The college merely
admits the student to an appropriate program based on academic eligibility and guaranteed financial ability to
pursue the intended course of study.
Generally, non-immigrants who have filed a timely application for a change of status to a different non-immigrant
status or have filed an application for extension of stay can remain in the United States while their application is
pending. This assumes that the applicant was in valid non-immigrant status when he/she filed the application,
and that the current non-immigrant status of application will continue to be valid up to the date that the new status
is requested to begin.
Please be aware that there is no guarantee that USCIS will agree to change your status. If USCIS should
deny your request to change status, you will be required to return to your country right away if your
current visa status has expired.
**NOTE: Once the change of status request has been filed, you MUST NOT leave the country. If you leave the
country before the request is decided by USCIS, you forfeit the application. If the request for a change of status is
approved, you may stay in the USA for as long as you are maintaining the guidelines of your status. HOWEVER,
IF YOU LEAVE THE USA AT ANY TIME (EVEN AFTER USCIS APPROVES YOUR CHANGE TO F-1 STATUS),
YOU WILL HAVE TO VISIT A U.S. EMBASSY OR CONSULATE OFFICE IN OR NEAR YOUR HOME COUNTRY
TO RE-ENTER THE USA WITH AN F-1 VISA. CHANGING STATUS IN THE U.S. DOES NOT MEAN YOU
HAVE AN F-1 VISA. CHANGING STATUS IN THE USA DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN
AN F-1 VISA AT THE EMBASSY TO RE-ENTER THE USA.
***** It is recommended not to change address while application is pending *****
***NOTE: Individuals who entered the United States on a B1/B2 or F-2 visa are not allowed to begin studies until
receiving approval on a request for a change of status to F-1. J1 or H visa holder however, may enroll for a full
course of study while approval is pending. The application process could possibly take several months.
I have read this page and understand the requirements for changing status. I know that a copy of this page is
provided to me upon request.
___________________________________________
NAME OF STUDENT/APPLICANT (Please print)
____________________________________________
Signature/Date
Disclaimer notice – Anne Arundel Community College is providing this application packet and information to non-immigrants who wish to
change their current non-immigration status to F1 (student status) while in the United States. We are not lawyers; therefore this information is
not legal advice. Always consult a competent immigration lawyer before taking any legal action that may affect your immigration status.
Please note that immigration laws and regulations change frequently. We cannot guarantee that this information is always up-to-date and
correct. It is your responsibility not the college to maintain “ In Status” with your current non-immigrant status while in the United States.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR SPECIAL VISA STATUSES
Special instructions:
A visa status (A-1, A-2 or A-3): Before you submit an application for change of status to USCIS, you must complete Form I-
566 and send it to the Department of State for a recommendation. The recommendation must be enclosed with your change
of status application packet when it is sent to USCIS. If the department does not recommend approval, USCIS will also not
approve your change of status.
You must submit form I-566 to:
Office of the Protocol
Department of State
Washington, D.C. 20520
F2: If an F-2 spouse or child wishes to begin an academic program, he/she must change to F-1 status prior to enrollment.
The F-2 should show that he/she is going to attend school full-time. The original F-1 spouse should also submit proof that
he/she continues to be in status at the time of the application. All applications for F-1 from F-2 must submit proof of the
relationship to the F-1 (e.g. birth or marriage certificate). F-2 dependents must include a copy of his/her SEVIS I-20 form.
G ( G-1, G-2, G-3, G-4 or G-5): Before applying for a change of status to F-1, you must complete Form I-566 and submit to
the Department of State for a recommendation. Complete Form I-566 and send it to the Department of State for a
recommendation. The recommendation must be enclosed with your change of status application packet when it is sent to
USCIS. If the department does not recommend approval, USCIS will also not approve your change of status. Form I-566
must be signed by an official of the diplomatic mission employing you or your parent or spouse. You may not change from any
G status as long as you or your principal spouse or parent is accredited as a diplomat. If the employer is the United Nations or
a mission to the UN, Form I-566 is submitted to the United States Mission to the UN, 799 UN Plaza, New York, NY 10017.
Otherwise, the application should go to the Office of the Protocol, US Department of State, Washington, D.C. 20520.
NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CHANGE OF STATUS
C1, C2, C3
D1 OR D2
J1 with Two-year home residency requirement
K1, or K2
M1 or M2
S1 or S2
WB or WT

SEVIS FEE PAYMENT INFORMATION ( FORM I-901)
Payment By Credit Card
Go to www.fmjfee.com and follow on-line instructions. Print out the receipt or payment screen and include in your application
packet for change of status. SEVIS Fee is $200 US dollars.
Payment By Mail
Go to www.fmjfee.com to download Form I-901 and fill it out. Mail the completed form with a check or money order of $200.
Once the information and fee are processed, SEVIS would then be updated with the fee payment information and will send
you the receipt in the mail. Include the payment receipt in your application packet for change of status.
Mail your payment and Form I-901 to:
I-901 Student/Exchange visitor Processing Fee
P.O. Box 970020
St. Louis, MO 63101
All checks and money orders must be:
Payable to the I-901 Student/Exchange visitor Processing Fee
Only checks and money orders may be used when paying by mail.
The check or money order must be made in U.S. dollars and drawn on a bank located in the United States.

Maintenance of Student F-1 Status Agreement Form
Student Name____________________________________ Student ID NO____________________
Program of Study__________________________________ I-20 St/End Dt________________
To maintain F- I status, students must:
1. Maintain a valid Passport. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months into the future.
2. Attend the school (AACC) you are authorized to attend (you should be attending the school that
the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) last authorized for attendance-see
the DHS stamp in the upper right corner of the I-20ID--or the school that has processed a
transfer with the USCIS).
3. Apply for extensions of program before the expiration date on the I-20. Must apply 30 days
before the program end date on the I-20 form.
4. Follow proper procedures for changing from one program or educational level to another (e.g.,
from English as a Second Language degree to Associate’s degree or Bachelor’s degree).
5. Follow proper procedures for transferring from one school to another.
6. Limit on-campus employment to 20 hours a week while school is in session (full-time oncampus
employment is permitted during vacation periods such as summer, as long as student
was enrolled full-time the term previous and intends to be full-time the following term).
7. Refrain from off-campus employment without authorization. Limit off-campus employment (with
authorization through economic hardship or part-time practical training) to 20 hours per week
while school is in session.
8. Take no more than one online course per semester.
9. Report a change of address to USCIS and DSO within 10 days of the change.
10. Pursue a full course of study and make normal progress towards the completion of the course
of study: Full-course of study and full-time study are defined in the regulations as follows:
o undergraduate students: at least 12 credit hours per term, or the equivalent (as
determined by district director in the school approval process)*
o student in postsecondary language liberal arts, fine arts, or other nonvocational program
which confers associate or other degrees: at least 12 clock hours of instruction a week or
its equivalent (as determined by the district director in the school approval process)*
I have reviewed the regulations governing maintenance of visa status and have read page 2 of my I-20
form. I accept and will abide by the USCIS regulations and all Anne Arundel Community College
policies concerning the federal and state F-1 student compliance guidelines.
I also certify that I know and understand the information on the Maintenance of Status Form and that I
understand that it is my responsibility to notify not only the Records and Registration Office but also the
Admissions Office of any change in information contained in my initial application and current records. I
also understand that the information given to the Admissions Office is both accurate and complete and
that I am aware of the imposed USCIS consequences for being of compliance with my F-1 status.
Student’s signature __________________________________________ Date _________
College Official ____________________________________________ Date _______

Admissions and Enrollment Development, SSVC 100
101 College Parkway
Arnold, MD 21012 Telephone number: 410-777-2677 Fax number: 410-777-4022
Applicant, please answer all applicable questions. Make sure you have all the required documents to
be attached to this form when submitting to the college.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Gender: Male Female
Name___________________________________________________________________________
Last First Middle or Maiden Name
Current U.S. Address:___________________________________________________________________
Street Number
________________________________________________________________________________
City State Zip Code County
How long have you lived at your current address?
Less than 3 months Three to Six months Six months or more
Telephone _____________________________ _______________________ _______________________
Home Business/Work Cellular/Mobile
Home Country Telephone _____________________________________________________________
U.S. Social Security Number (if any)______________-______________-________________
Date of Birth___________________ Place of Birth_________________Country of Citizenship___________
Month/Day/Year
City of Birth__________________________________Country of Birth _______________________________
Native Language_______________________________Secondary Language___________________________
Email: _____________________________________________________________________________________
FOREIGN ADDRESS
Please enter your permanent address in your country.
F-1
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENT ADMISSION
APPLICATION
______________________________________________________________________________________
Street Address/Number
_______________________________________________________________________________
City or Province Country ZIP code

VISA INFORMATION
Applicants who are currently living in the United States must provide visa information.
If you are currently living in the United States, a copy of both sides of Form I-94, “Arrival and Departure” Record
(a small white card inside your passport), a copy of your passport’s front page, the US Visa Form I-20 for F-1
transfers and DS-2019 for J1 visa holders must be attached to this form.
1. Are you currently holding a valid Form I-20 issued by another institution and wish to transfer to AACC? YES NO
If YES, Name of the institution_____________________________ I-20 Program End Date______________________
2. Are you currently in the United States and applying to change your current non-immigrant status to F-1? YES NO
What is your current visa status F1 F2 B1 B2 J1 None Other:_______________________
I-94 Entry Date_________ I-94 Departure Date_______Admission number (11 digit number on your I-94 card) __________
Visa Type_________________Visa Number _______________________Visa Issuing Post_______________________
Visa Issue Date:__________ Visa Expiration Date__________________ Visa Issuing Country____________________
Passport Number___________ Passport Expiration Date___________ ___ Passport Issuing Country_______________
Port of Entry_ _____________________________________Country Entry Date_______________________________
ETHNIC BACKGROUND
Black/African American Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic
Native American or Alaskan Native Caucasian Non-Hispanic
Other____________________________
EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
______________________________________________________________________________________
Last Name First Name Middle/Maiden Name
___________________________________________ ___________________________________
Relationship to you (e.g. spouse, relative, friend) Telephone
HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION
Most recent high school attended.
_____________________________________ _________________________________
Name of High School Date Graduated (Month/Day/Year)
COLLEGE INFORMATION
Please list all institutions previously attended starting with the most recent one.
Name of College/University City and State or Country Degree Earned Dates Attended
______________________________ ___ _______________ __________________ ________________
______________________________ ___________________ _________________ ________________
______________________________ ___________________ _________________ ________________
Have you taken the TOEFL test or AACC Placement test? YES NO

TEST____________________________Score/Level _________________________________________
When will you attend AACC: Year_______ Fall (Aug.-Dec.) Spring (Jan.-May) Summer (May-Aug.)
( Circle one )
ACADEMIC PROGRAM OF STUDY/EDUCATIONAL GOAL
1. My goal is to earn an associate of arts (AA), associate of
science (AS) or associate of arts in teaching (AAT) degree so that
I can transfer to a four-year college or university. My program is:
(please check only one).
TRANSFER PREP DEGREE PROGRAMS MINIMUN 60 CREDITS REQUIRED
� American Studies Option………………………….AA.AMS.AMS
� Business Administration Transfer. ……………….AS.BPA.ADM
Computers
� Computer Information Systems Option…………………AS.CPS.CIS
� Computer Science Transfer…………………….….……AS.CPS.SCI
� Management Information Systems Option……….…….AS.CPS.MIS
Education
� Teaching (Early Childhood A.A.T.)……...AAT.EDU.EARLYCHILD
� Teaching (Elementary A.A.T.)……………………..AAT.EDU.ELEM
� Teaching Chemistry (Secondary A.A.T.) ..…..AAT.EDU.SEC-CHEM
� Teaching Mathematics (Secondary A.A.T.)… AAT.EDU.SEC-MATH
� Teaching Physics (Secondary A.A.T.)……. ….AAT.EDU.SEC-PHSY
� Teaching Spanish (Secondary A.A.T.)…… …… AAT.EDU.SEC-SPA
� Engineering Transfer…………………………………AS.EGR.EGR
Fine Arts Options
� Art History/Museum Education Option……………..AA.FA.AH-ME
� Dance Option……………………………………….AA.FA.DANCE
� Film Studies Option…………………………………...AA.FA.FILM
� Graphic Design ……………………..…AA.FA.GRAPHIC-DESIGN
� Music Option……………………………..…………..AA.FA.MUSIC
� Theater Arts Option……………………………….AA.FA.THEATER
� Visual Arts Option………………………….………AA.FA.VISUAL
General Studies Transfer………………………………….……AA.GEN.STDS
Law
� Law and Jurisprudence………………….AA.LGS.JURIS-TRANS
Liberal Arts Option…………………………………………AA.LIBERAL.ARTS
Mathematics…………………………………………………..AS.MATH.MATH
Medical
� Gerontology…………………………AS.HUS.GERONTOLOGY
� Medical Technology Option………………AS.SPM.MED-TECH
� Nursing Option…………………………………AS.NUR.TRANS
� Pre-Dental Hygiene Option……………………AS.SPM.PD-HYG
� Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Option………………..…AS.SPM.PM-PD
� Pre-Optometry Option…………………………AS.SPM.PRE-OPT
� Pre-Pharmacy Option………………….…….AS.SPM.PRE-PHAR
� Pre-Physical Therapy Option……………………AS.SPM.PRE-PT
� Pre-Veterinary Option…………………….…AS.SPM.PRE-VET
Science
� Astronomy Option………………………………………AS.SPM.AST
� Biology Option…………………………..……………..AS.SPM.BIOL
� Chemistry Option……………………………………AS.SPM.CHEM
� Environmental Science Option……………………….AS.SPM.ENVI
� Physics Option……………………………………… AS.SPM.PHYS
� Plant Science – Botany Option………………………..S.SPM.PS-BOT
� Plant Science – Horticulture Option………………AS.SPM.PS-HORT
Undeclared………………………………..………………AA.GEN.UND-TRAN
2. My goal is to earn an associate of applied science (AAS) so
that I can prepare for a career or possible transfer* to a fouryear
college or university. My program is:
Interior Design
� Architecture Option……………………………..…AAS.ACH.ARCH
� Construction Management Option…………AAS.ACH.CSTN-MGMT
� Interior Design Option…………………………AAS.ACH.INT-DSGN
Business
� Business Enterprise Systems….……………..AAS.BES.ENTPRS-SYS
� Business
Management……………………………………….AAS.BMT.MGMT
� Financial Accounting……………………..……AAS.BPA.FIN-ACCT
� Fire Management…………………..……….AAS.BPA.FIRE-MGMT
Communication Arts
� Interactive Technologies Option…………… AAS.CAT.INTR-TECH
� Media Production Option………………..……….AAS.CAT.MEDIA
Computers
� Computer Network Management……………………AAS.CIS.CNM
� General Technology……………………………AAS.CIS.GEN-TECH
� Information Systems Security………………….………AAS.CIS.ISS
� Personal Computer Systems Technology Option…AAS.CIS.PC-SYS
� Programming/Analysis Option………………………AAS.CIS.PROG
� Web Technologies……………………….AAS.CPS.WEB-TECH
Education
� Early Childhood Development……………………AAS.EDU.ECD
Electronic Engineering Technology
� Electronics Option………………………………AAS.EGR.ELEC
� Telecommunications Option………..……………AAS.EGR.TELE
Hotel/Restaurant Management
� Culinary Arts Operations Option…………..AAS.HRM.CULINARY
� Hospitality Business Management………….AAS.HRM.HSP-BMGT
Human Services
� Addiction Counseling………………………AAS.HUS.ADDICTION
� Human Services……………………………………..AAS.HUS.HUS
� Law and Social Practice………………………AAS.HUS.LAW-SOC
Law
� Cybercrime…………………….…………AAS.LEN.CYBR-CRME
� Forensic Studies………….……………….…AAS.LEN.FORNSC.SCI
� Homeland Security Manage..…………AAS.HLS.HMLD.SEC-MGT
� Juvenile Justice……………………………..……AAS.CJS.JUV-JUST
� Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice……..……….AAS.LEN.LEN
� Police Academy Option……………..………AAS.LEN.POL-ACAD
� Social Justice Option………………..………….AAS.LEN.SOC-JUS
Medical (selective admission)**
� EMT-Paramedic……………………..……………AA.GEN.EMT-P
� Histotechnology Option†……..……………….AA.GEN.HISTOTECH
� LPN to RN Upward Mobility Option………..…………AA.GEN.RN
� Nursing (RN)…………………………………..……….AA.GEN.RN
� Physical Therapist Assistant……………………….……AA.GEN.PTA
� Radiologic Technology……….………………………AA.GEN.RAD
� Therapeutic Massage………………….…………AAS.IHE.TH-MASS
Medical (open admission)
� Medical Assisting………………………………AAS.MDA.MDA
Paralegal Studies
� Business Option….……………………………AAS.PARA.BUSN
� General Practice Option…………….……….AAS.PARA.GENL
� Litigation Option……………….…………AAS.PARA.LITG
Undeclared…………………………………………………AA.GEN.UND-CAR
3. My goal is to earn a certificate, which requires fewer hours
than an associate of applied science degree, so that I can

update my job skills. My program is:
Architecture and Interior Design
� Architectural CAD Option………………..……..……CRT.ACH.CAD
� Architectural Illustration Option………….…...……..CRT.ACH.ILLN
� Construction Management Option……….…CRT.ACH.CSTN-MGMT
� Interior Design Option…………………………CRT.ACH.INT-DSGN
Business
� Advertising/Marketing Option…………..……CRT.BMT.ADV-MKT
� Business Communications Option……. ………..CRT-BMT.COMM
� Business Office Management Option………CRT.BMT.OFF-MGMT
� Computer Information Systems Option………...……CRT.BMT.CIS
� Economics/Finance Option……………………CRT.BMT.ECO-FIN
� Video Production Option………..…………………CRT.CAT.VIDEO
Computers
C Language Option………………………………………CRT.CIS.CLANG
� Computer Network Management………………………CRT.CIS.CNM
� Electronic Office Option….……………………CRT.CIS.ELEC-OFF
� General Technology……………………………CRT.CIS.GEN-TECH
� Help Desk Specialist Option………………...CRT.CIS.HELP-DESK
� Information Systems Security…………………………CRT.CIS.ISS
� Personal Computer Technician .Option……...……CRT.CIS.PC-TECH
� Scientific Programming Option…………………CRT.CIS.SCI-PROG
� Systems Option……………………………..……CRT.CIS.SYSTEMS
� UNIX/LINUX System Administrator Option…….CRT.CIS.UNIX-SA
� Visual Basic Option……………………………..……....CRT.CIS.VB
� World Wide Web Programming and Design…CRT.CIS.WWW-PROG
Designing and Drafting Technology (Computer-aided)…….. …CRT.EGR.CAD
Education
� Child Care………………………. .………..CRT.EDU.CHILD-CAR
Special Education Support
� Emotional Disturbance Option……………CRT.EDU.SES.EMOTION
� Autism Spectrum Disorders Option ….……CRT.EDU.SES.AUTISM
� Speech and Language Option ………..………CRT.EDU.SES.SP-LG
� Preschool/Early Childhood Option ………….RT.EDU.SES.PRES-EC
� Mental Retardation Option …………..……CRT.EDU.SES.MENTAL
� Learning Disabled Option…. ……………….,…….CRT.EDU.SES.LD
� Behavioral Support Services Option …..….CRT.EDU.SES.BEH-SUP
� Teaching Paraprofessional ………….CRT.EDU.PARA-TEACH
Electronic Engineering Technology
� Electromechanical Option…………….CRT.EGR.ELEC-MECH
� Electronics……………………………….…….CRT.EGR.ELEC
� PC Repair Option……………….………CRT.EGR.PC-REPAIR
� Telecommunications Option………..…………CRT.EGR.TELE
� Financial Accounting…………………CRT.BPA.FIN-ACCT
� Gerontology……………..………CRT.HUS.GERONTOLOGY
Hotel/Restaurant Management
� Baking and Pastry…………………………CRT.HRM.BAK-PASTRY
� Culinary Arts Operations Option….…………CRT.HRM.CULINARY
� Food Service Operations
ManagementOption…………………………CRT.HRM.FOOD-SERV
� Hotel Restaurant Management: Catering
Operations……………………………………CRT.HRM.CATERING
Human Services
� Electronic Commerce Option……………………CRT.BMT.E-COM
� EMS/Fire/Rescue Management Option……CRT.BMT.EMS-MGMT
� Financial Accounting Option………………..CRT.BMT.FIN-ACCT
� Health Care Professionals Option…….CRT.BMT.HEA-CARE-PRF
� Hotel Front Desk Management Option..CRT.BMT.FRTDESK.MGMT
� Hotel/Restaurant Management Option…..…CRT.BMT.HRM-MGMT
� Human Resources Option………………..…CRT.BMT.HUM-MGMT
� Small Business Option…………………..……CRT.BMT.SML-BUS
� Total Quality Management (TQM) Option……..…CRT.BMT.TQM
Communication Arts Technology
� Graphic Design Option………………………CRT.CAT.GR-DSGN
� Photography Option…..…………………………CRT.CAT.PHOTO
Law
CERTIFICATION
� Human Services…………………….…………………CRT.HUS.HUS
� Human Services Direct Support…………..………CRT.HUS.DIRSUP
� Cybercrime………………………………….CRT.LEN.CYBR-CRME
� Juvenile Services Institutional Support Staff.….CRT.CJS.JJ-INSTSUP
� Juvenile Services Resident Adviser……….……CRT.CJS.JJ-RESADV
� Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice………………CRT.LEN.LEN
� Police Academy Option……………..………CRT.LEN.POL-ACAD
Medical (selective admission)*
� EMT Intermediate ………..……………….AA.GEN.EMT-INTER
� EMT-Paramedic…..……………………………AA.GEN.EMT-CRT
� Physician Assistant……………………….…………...AA.GEN.PA
Medical (open admission)
� Managed Care Operations…………………CRT.IHE.MGMT-CARE
� Medical Assisting…………………………………..CRT.MDA.MDA
� Medical Coding………………………………CRT.IHE.MED-CODE
� Patient Care
Technician……………………………………………CRT.NUR.PCT
� Pharmacy Technician………………………..CRT.IHE.PHAR-TECH
� Therapeutic Massage……………………………CRT.IHE.TH-MASS
Paralegal Studies (requires minimum of Associate’s degree)**
� Business Option……………………………………CRT.PARA.BUSN
� General Practice Option…………………….…….CRT.PARA.GENL
� Litigation Option………………………….………..CRT.PARA.LITG
� Nursing Paralegal Option (requires Nursing
degree)…………………………………………….CRT.PARA.NURS
Publication/Design on the Internet
� Graphic Design Option……………………………….CRT.CAT.PDI
� Programming Option………………………………….CRT.CPS.PDI
Retail Management ………………………..………CRT.BPA.RETAIL-MGMT
� Science Laboratory Management………….CRT.SCI.LAB-MGMT
� Women’s Studies …………. ………….…………CRT.WMS.STDS
� Undeclared…………………………….………AA.GEN.UND-CRT
4. My goal Is to take English as a Second Language(ESL)
courses In order to Improve my language skills before
taking credit courses.
English as a Second Language ………CRT.ESL.ESL
In completing and submitting this application, I agree to accept and abide by the policies and regulations of Anne Arundel
Community College concerning drug and alcohol abuse and understand that the unlawful use of drugs or alcohol will subject
me to the penalties contained in those policies and regulations. I understand that it is my responsibility to maintain “in status”
with my current visa status. I also certify that the information I have given on this form is true, accurate and complete.
Student’s Signature _____________________________ Date _________________________________
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711, 72 hours in advance or e-mail dss@aacc.edu to request special accommodations. For information regarding Anne Arundel Community College's
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