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Application Process 

Application Process 

December 10, 2024

How do I apply? 

The application process involves: 

  1. Apply: Pay $150 and take the placement test. 
  1. Prepare: Access resources like vocabulary lists and charts. 
  1. Transform: Immerse in ARÖMER to master Arabic skills. 

What is the application deadline? 

 The deadline is April 12, 2026, at 9:00 PM UTC

Am I required to attend the entire program? 

 Yes, consistent attendance is mandatory. Missing over 15% of classes may affect your progress. 

Can I attend remotely? 

 No, ARÖMER requires on-campus attendance in İstanbul. For online learning, consider Bayyinah’s Dream Program. 

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