What is the purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI36-2688?
The purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI36-2688 is to establish policies and procedures for the operation and administration of the Community College of the Air Force (CCAF).

Who is covered by this regulation?
This regulation covers all active duty, reserve, and National Guard Air Force personnel enrolled in degree programs through the CCAF.

How is the CCAF different from other community colleges?
The CCAF is a federally chartered degree-granting institution that solely serves enlisted personnel of the United States Air Force. It is specifically designed to meet the unique educational needs of Air Force members.

Can non-Air Force personnel enroll in CCAF programs?
No, CCAF programs are only available to enlisted members of the United States Air Force.

What are the academic requirements for CCAF programs?
To be eligible for enrollment in CCAF programs, individuals must be on active duty, in an approved duty status, and have a high school diploma or equivalent.

Can credits earned through CCAF be transferred to other colleges and universities?
Yes, CCAF credits are recognized by many civilian institutions. The transferability of credits is subject to the policies of the receiving institution.

How long do I have to complete an associate degree through CCAF?
The CCAF requires that all degree requirements be completed within six years from the date of enrollment.

Can I pursue a degree from CCAF while on a deployment?
Yes, CCAF offers distance learning options that allow for continued enrollment and degree pursuit while on deployment.

Are there any tuition fees associated with CCAF programs?
There are no tuition fees for CCAF programs as they are funded by the Department of Defense. However, students may incur other expenses related to textbooks and materials.