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ADI’s college programs are acclaimed
worldwide for their breakthrough curriculum and the
talented
dogs that are part of the learning experience.
Master
of Science (M.S.) Degrees are awarded in Assistance
Dog Education and Human-Canine Life Science. The program
schedule is designed to allow students to maintain their
current professional commitments while advancing their
education.
A
Bachelor of Science is awarded in Canine Studies (Cynology).
Associate
of Science (A.S.) Degrees are awarded in
Assistance
Dog Education and Human-Canine
Life Sciences. The A.S. degree programs consist
of two semesters that are four months each.
Certificate programs
range from a 6-week Service
Dog Seminar, to a 2-week Client
Training course, to a 17-hour Social
/Therapy class and more
Scholarships are available on a limited basis to
qualified applicants.
ADI is approved for the training of veterans
using G.I. benefits.
All classes are held on our campus
in Santa Rosa, CA that includes lecture, lab, library,
dormitory,
vet and kennel facilities as well as the Institute’s
administrative offices.
In addition to on-campus learning, you may also be interested
to know about our breakthrough research
findings or materials published in our Quest newsletter.
Dormitory
Housing
Eight single room occupancy dormitory rooms are available
to house Institute out-of-area college and certificate
program students. Offered on a first come first serve
basis, each approximately 8’ X 9’ room is
furnished with a single bed. The dormitory is equipped
with two bathrooms, one shower, and washer/dryer facilities.
Communal living areas include the kitchen/dining room,
common room, study area and outside patio.
This campus housing provides affordable housing and
an environment that supports academic retention and
success. Qualifications for this housing require Institute
student status including prepayment of all fees and
tuition, maintenance of a 2.0 GPA, regular course attendance,
and adherence to all housing policies and procedures.
The housing, like the Institute in general, is a smoke-free,
drug-free and alcohol-free area.
For information on housing availability, call the Institute
office at (707) 545-DOGS (3647).
Scholarship
Program
The Assistance Dog United Campaign does
provide tuition scholarships to students admitted to
the Institute’s degree granting programs. For more
information, check the
Assistance Dog United Campaign’s website. The
Institute may, at its discretion, provide tuition scholarships,
identifying its recipients through informal channels
at this time.
If you are a veteran, you can link to the Department of Veterans Affairs to apply for tuition benefits. Our facility code is 31-0103-05. |
