Pathway Program to MAU

F2E Academy & MAU Pathway Program

The F2E Academy & MAU Pathway Program offers international students a seamless transition from English language preparation to higher education at Millennia Atlantic University (MAU). This program is designed to help students strengthen their English skills, meet university admission requirements, and prepare for academic success in an undergraduate or graduate degree program.

Through this pathway, F2E Academy students receive dedicated support and access to exclusive benefits, including English proficiency recognition and scholarship opportunities at MAU. Students who successfully complete the program requirements can continue their academic journey at MAU with the confidence and preparation needed to succeed in a U.S. university environment.

The Pathway Program provides eligible students with multiple opportunities to demonstrate English proficiency and receive financial benefits, making the transition from F2E Academy to MAU a more accessible and rewarding experience.

MAU Undergraduate Programs

MAU Graduate Programs

Benefits of the F2E Academy & MAU Pathway Program

English Proficiency Recognition

F2E Academy students can qualify for MAU admission through two pathways:

Completion of the Intensive English Program at F2E Academy: Students who successfully complete and pass the program will have the language requirement waived for their MAU application.
F2E Academy Administered Test: Students without a completion certificate can qualify by scoring at least B2 on the test, which aligns with CEFR standards. This score is equivalent to MAU’s minimum language entry requirement.

Initial Scholarship

Students applying through the Pathway Program and meeting all conditions will receive a one-time $1,000 scholarship applied to their first semester tuition at MAU.

Ongoing 15% Tuition Scholarship

F2E Academy students who complete the MAU application and fulfill the Academic Pathway Agreement conditions will receive a 15% tuition scholarship for the remaining semesters of their program. To maintain this scholarship, students must: