Each class is $90. In addition, students are responsible for purchasing the required textbook, which is typically available on Amazon for approximately $20.

Yes, there is a one-time $20 new student fee. This covers the setup of your academic transcript and student record in our system.

Classes meet once a month, and there are 10 classes in each level: Certified, Licensed, and Ordained. Each level also includes a ministry practicum. Most students complete a full level within 10–12 months, depending on their pace and cohort schedule.

No, ASOM is not an accredited institution, and our classes do not transfer to formal universities or seminaries for academic credit. However, we do have partnerships with several Assemblies of God universities that may accept ASOM courses as elective credit—up to 36 credits in some cases.

While not accredited, ASOM is committed to delivering a high-caliber educational experience. Many of our instructors hold doctoral degrees and actively teach in university and seminary settings.

To request an official transcript, please complete the Transcript Order Form available on our homepage.

ASOM is a ministry of the Arizona Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God. We are a Pentecostal school with a high view of Scripture and a deep commitment to Spirit-empowered ministry.

For a full overview of our core theological beliefs—centered on Jesus, Scripture, salvation, and the work of the Holy Spirit—please visit the Assemblies of God's 16 Fundamental Truths.

Yes! We can help you launch a cohort at your church in as little as one month.

ASOM handles all registration, grading, and administration—making it simple for local churches to offer training. You’ll just need to provide an instructor who is credentialed with the Assemblies of God (Licensed or Ordained).

When a cohort has five or more students, we also provide an honorarium to the instructor for each class taught.

If you're interested in starting a cohort, please complete our Cohort Interest Form to begin the process.

Completing your classes is a significant milestone. If you intend to pursue ministerial credentials with the Assemblies of God, you will need to complete the formal credentialing application process.

ASOM fulfills the educational requirements for each credentialing level but does not guarantee credential approval. The credentialing process includes:

• A credentialing exam

• Background check

• Review of marital history (e.g., prior divorce)

• Affirmation of Pentecostal beliefs, including baptism in the Holy Spirit with the initial physical evidence of speaking in tongues

• A presbytery interview

For more details on the full credentialing process, please visit the Arizona Ministry Network Credentials Info page.