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Air University - Associate to Baccalaureate Cooperative (AU-ABC)
The University of Central Missouri is proud to be an approved United States Air Force Air University - Associate to Baccalaureate Cooperative (AU-ABC) school.
About the AU-ABC Program
The AU-ABC program is designed to transfer credit hours from an Air University Community College of the Air Force associates degree and apply credit toward a bachelor's degree.
At UCM, the Criminal Justice CCAF degree will transfer towards a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Criminology. With this program students are only 60 credit hours away from earning a bachelor's degree. Students can complete this degree fully online or in person. UCM offers in the fall and spring semesters 8 week and 16 week courses and in the summer semester 6 week, 8 week, and 10 week courses.
Once you have been fully admitted, our team will evaluate and develop a specific degree completion plan for you, outlining which courses you will need to complete to earn your degree.
For questions you can contact:
Courtney Irvine
Whiteman AFB Site Coordinator
Whiteman AFB - Education Bldg
(660) 543- 4464
Military and Veteran Success Center
Elliott Student Union, Room 117
Warrensburg, MO
(660)-543-8776
Degrees Offered
Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice and Criminology
To learn more about the program click here.
Admissions
You can apply here.
Student Financial Services
For questions about costs and financial aid, visit the Student Financial Services website.
Student Resources
Here is a list of all resources for students at the university.
Military and Veteran Success Center
If you plan on using VA educational benefits or Military Tuition Assistance, students will need to contact the Military and Veteran Success Center. Forms and benefit information can be found here.
UCM at Whiteman AFB
Did you know we have a site coordinator on base? For questions about admissions, transcripts, and the AU-ABC program you can go to the PDC/Education Building for assistance or visit their website.
