We not only welcome but seek the diversity that results from a faculty and student body which consists of every race, ethnicity, religion, gender, nationality, and sexual orientation. As well, we are committed to insuring that our VOM program remains accessible to all deserving students who share a demonstrated eagerness and capacity to adapt and thrive in a virtual environment regardless of financial and social status. However, that being said, please note that our selection process is very thoughtful, meticulous, and designed to encourage and reward excellence in our students.

We are deeply committed to insuring that our experiential VOMI Certification program remains accessible to all deserving secondary school students - as well as independent students - who share a demonstrated eagerness and capacity to adapt and thrive in a virtual environment regardless of financial status. As well, since we are pioneers and founder of the modern virtual organization management discipline, we are a private, for-profit educational institute and not accredited by any current accreditation bodies; and nor exists any accrediting organization that is qualified to review our curriculum. Therefore, you will not be eligible to receive any sort of financial aid from any local, state or federal U.S. governmental body until such time that VOMI completes the formation of its own Virtual Organization Management Accreditation Association and goes through the certification and recognition process with these various U.S. governmental and other non-governmental bodies.

In turn, this means that VOMI will have to fill the current financial gap that exists for those secondary school and independent students in the USA who are in need of financial aid. In connection thereof, please note the following:

• Our financial aid program is strictly reserved to secondary school and independent students and specifically excludes academics, consultants, business professionals, corporate executives, and government- or corporate-sponsored professionals.
• VOMI has a need-blind candidate selection process. This means that VOMI does not take into consideration your financial situation--nor is VOMI aware of your financial situation--when you apply for admission.
• VOMI is also a full-need educational institute. Once admitted, students have access to financial aid through scholarships, fellowships, and student loans provided directly by VOMI to cover the full cost of the tuition. VOMI has allocated a total of $10 million each and every year for such financial aid.
• Financial assistance is based on needs and the financial aid program is designed to insure that students are adequately equipped and able to pursue their studies. Therefore, due to the rigor of the VOM program, students should not plan on working a full-time job during the duration of their specific academic program.
• VOMI Financial Aid advisors will work with you directly--or indirectly through one of our self-empowering nonprofit organization partners--in order to assist you with your financial needs.