You may apply at any time throughout the year. Accepted students may begin their program in any available term during the year of acceptance or the following year.

Yes. All applicants must submit a non-refundable application fee with their completed application.

• RN to BSN: $50 application fee + $250 administration fee
• Master’s programs: $150 application fee + $1,000 administration fee

No. Aurnova University does not accept transfer credits from other postsecondary institutions. Students enroll from the beginning of their program. Transferability of credits is determined by the receiving institution.

Aurnova University is not currently institutionally accredited. Institutional accreditation is a separate and independent process conducted by recognized accrediting agencies and is not granted automatically through state licensure.

Aurnova University is focused on institutional development and building the quality of our programs in a way that is consistent with recognized higher education practices. Accreditation eligibility, timelines, and outcomes are determined solely by accrediting agencies and cannot be guaranteed or represented in advance.

• Licensure is authorization from a state to operate and offer academic programs
• Accreditation is an independent peer review process evaluating long-term academic quality, governance, and student outcomes

Licensure does not confer accreditation, and accreditation is not required to operate under state authorization.

AURNOVA University emphasizes internal quality assurance through:

• Defined learning outcomes and assessment practices
• Faculty oversight and curriculum review
• Continuous improvement processes
• Ethical admissions and transparent disclosures
• Alignment with workforce and professional expectations

These practices support academic integrity and institutional accountability.

Aurnova University does not currently participate in federal financial aid programs.

However, many students utilize a combination of alternative funding options, including:

• Employer Tuition Reimbursement: Many organizations offer education benefits for professional development
• Payment Plans: Flexible options to spread tuition over time
• External Scholarships: Many scholarship opportunities remain underutilized and may be available based on your background, profession, or career goals
• Workforce & Grant-Funded Programs: In certain cases, state or local workforce initiatives or employer-sponsored cohorts may provide partial or full tuition support
• Private Education Loans or Personal Financing: Some students choose to pursue financing through private lenders
• We encourage prospective students to explore these options carefully and develop a plan that aligns with their financial goals.

For additional guidance and to learn more about available scholarship opportunities, please contact our Admissions team.

Students should first use AURNOVA University’s internal grievance process. Please contact our Student Admission Representative. If conflict remains unresolved, students may file a complaint with the Florida Commission for Independent Education (CIE):

Florida Commission for Independent Education
325 West Gaines Street, Suite 1414
Tallahassee, FL 32399‑0400
Phone: (850) 245‑3200
Toll‑Free: (888) 224‑6684
Website: https://www.fldoe.org/policy/cie/

Filing a complaint with the Commission does not preclude other lawful remedies.

Students are responsible for:

• Reviewing all institutional disclosures prior to enrollment
• Maintaining copies of enrollment and payment records
• Understanding academic, financial, and regulatory obligations