Auburn University at Montgomery - Concurrent Pathway with AUM

CONCURRENT PATHWAY WITH AUM

DEGREE PATHS AVAILABLE

• Business*, College of Business 
  *Available AUM Concentrations:  Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resource Management, Information Systems, Management, Marketing

• Early Childhood Education, College of Education

• Elementary Education, College of Education

• Exercise Science (Pre-Physical Therapy), College of Education

• Physical Education, College of Education

• Psychology, College of Sciences

• Secondary English/Language Arts Education, College of Education

• Secondary General Science Education, College of Education

• Secondary Math Education, College of Education

• Secondary Social Science/History Education, College of Education

• Social Work, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

• Special Education, College of Education

PRIORITY CONCURRENT PATHWAY WITH AUM APPLICATION DEADLINE

Concurrent Pathway with AUM Application 

FALL SEMESTER PROGRAM ADMISSION - APRIL 1
SPRING SEMESTER PROGRAM ADMISSION - OCTOBER 1

CONCURRENT PATHWAY WITH AUM - NURSING

DEGREE PATH AVAILABLE

• Nursing, College of Nursing and Health Sciences
  -AUM RN to BSN Success Story

PRIORITY CONCURRENT PATHWAY WITH AUM - NURSING APPLICATION AND DEADLINE

To be eligible to apply for Concurrent Pathway with AUM - Nursing, students must be enrolled in NUR114 and NUR115 at SUSCC.

Concurrent Pathway with AUM - Nursing Application 

FALL SEMESTER PROGRAM ADMISSION - APRIL 1
SPRING SEMESTER PROGRAM ADMISSION - OCTOBER 1
SUMMER SEMESTER PROGRAM ADMISSION - FEBRUARY 1

Auburn University at Montgomery Transfer Scholarships

AUM transfer scholarship opportunities are available to students who transfer upon completion of their Associate in Science degree and have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher with at least 24 credit hours acquired at Southern Union.

Each scholarship may be renewed for one additional year (or until graduation) provided the recipient enrolls and maintains full-time status taking a minimum of 12 hours per semester, excluding summer, and maintains a 3.0 cumulative GPA or better per academic year, excluding summer.