Program Requirements

The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) program uses a competitive admission process to select students. Program faculty and the Admissions Office staff designed the process to ensure maximum opportunity for student success in the program. 
 
When the number of applicants exceeds the number of seats available in the program, the Admissions selection committee ranks and admits applicants according to their official placement test scores. Students will be admitted based on their score on the TEAS-AH exam. 
 
Applicants who are on academic probation or are academically dismissed from the college as of the application deadline will not be considered for admission. The Program and Admissions Office staff admits students during Fall Semester with the program starting in the spring semester. Applicants must submit all required documentation to the Admissions Office by November 1. 
 
All applicants to the AEMT program must attend one information session before their application will be considered. Applicants not selected for the program may reapply during subsequent admission intake periods. The college does not maintain a waiting list of people seeking admission to the program. Applicants must submit the following information to the Admissions Office by the application deadline of November 1 for the spring semester : 

• Completed and signed application for college admission and a $25 nonrefundable application fee. 
• Official high school or GED transcripts and/or official college transcripts from all colleges attended in the past (see General Admission Requirements). 
• Valid TEAS-AH test scores. 
• Proof of legal presence in the United States. 
• A copy of a current NREMT EMT certification or a current state EMT license. 

• Completed and signed Intent form. Blank forms are available on the EMT/AEMT web page. 

Applicants must attend a mandatory program orientation class. Failure to attend this class  will result in the forfeiture of admission to the program. Prior to the beginning of the program, applicants must have the following current official documents on file with program faculty:  

• A signed document acknowledging that the commission of a felony before or during their enrollment in this program may prevent graduates from taking the licensure exam to become emergency medical technicians. 

• Students are required to complete drug testing and/or background checks at their own expense prior to participating in internships, practicums, or clinical activities at certain host sites for these activities (see Drug Testing/Background Checks). ( Completed only after the Orientation Class) 
• Completed academic honesty form. 
• Verification of completion of the online version of New Student Orientation. 

Readmission Policy 
 
If students withdraw from the program for any reason, they must follow the steps detailed under Life Sciences Programs Readmission. In addition, students seeking readmission will abide by all policies and procedures in place at the time of their request for readmission. 

Residency Policy 
 
Only in the event that the program slots cannot be filled with Georgia residents who meet the minimum admissions criteria can out-of-state students be admitted to the Emergency Medical Technician/Advanced Emergency Medical Technician program.