Accreditations and Authorizations
American Jewish University (AJU) has been fully and continuously accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, the Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) since 1961. LEARN MORE
American Jewish University is currently authorized to operate, exempt, or not subject to state authorization approval in the following states for its distance education programs. AJU may accept enrollment applications from prospective students who reside (are located) in the states on this list.
Institutional Learning Outcomes (ILOs) are the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that students should value, expect to know, and be able to do upon completion of their degrees and programs from American Jewish University. Additionally, the ILOs have been designed to support the academic departments and disciplines with their development of programmatic learning outcomes. Upon successful completion at American Jewish University, the student will be able to:
- Critical and Innovative Thinking: Apply analytical, critical, integrative, and creative thinking and reasoning skills to address everyday problems and challenges.
- Communication: Articulate (in oral and written formats) perspectives, values, and ideas in the appropriate context.
- Diversity Through Engaged Conversation: Create positive social impact, promote diversity, equity, and inclusion, as well as express advocacy through relationships within our communities and the global public.
- Leadership: Work respectfully and collaboratively as leaders and participants in varied teams and community contexts.
- Jewish Wisdom: Apply Jewish values and perceptions through study, service, and leadership to address contemporary issues and communal needs.
- Specialized Discipline Experts: Demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and values of their chosen discipline of study.
The Office of Institutional Effectiveness advances American Jewish University’s mission by strengthening academic quality, institutional integrity, and continuous improvement. OIE provides leadership in assessment, institutional research, planning, and accreditation—ensuring AJU operates with clarity, accountability, and purpose.
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Cal Grants
Are students required to complete the GPA Verification Form every year?
Students are only required to complete the GPA Verification Form initially when applying for a Cal Grant. Once they have received a Cal Grant, it will automatically be renewed each year, provided they complete the FAFSA, demonstrate need, and maintain at least a 2.00 GPA.
When does a student find out if they are eligible to receive the Cal Grant?
The California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) will mail out notifications to the students in May-July. Usually, we will send out our award notifications before then and do not estimated a Cal Grant as part of the financial aid package even if we determine they are eligible to receive it. This award is not official until confirmation has been received by CSAC and we verify the student’s financial information.