FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1.
Will I be picked up at the airport?
Yes. Admissions personnel pick up
all off-island Fellows arriving for each APCSS course. Please ensure any last minute flight changes are
provided to the Admissions office.
2.
What do I do if I miss my connecting flight? Please e-mail, fax or call. All numbers are listed in our handbook. Because it is a weekend, please call or LTC
Patykula on their mobile phones. These
numbers are also in our handbook.
3.
What is the per-diem rate? The
current rate for APCSS Executive Course Fellows is $38.50 per day.
4.
Are Fellows authorized excess baggage?
No. This includes the departure
also. If you buy items, please be prepared
to pay excess weight charges or mail them back home during the course. Any excess weight is charged to the Fellows
by the individual airlines.
5.
Can my family attend? Yes. Each class we set a date per our invitation
message that family members are authorized to visit. Normally, it is during the last two weeks of
the course.
6.
Can my family attend APCSS sponsored functions (trips) away from the
Center? Family members may attend APCSS
sponsored functions on a space-available-basis, but will be required to pay any
fees associated wtih the event, except for
transportation, which will be provided by APCSS.
7.
Can I bring golf clubs? Yes. We do sponsor a golf tournament during the
course. Just be aware of the earlier
issue of weight. If your baggage is
overweight, you may be charged by the airlines.
8.
If my family visits, do they require a visa? What are the procedures? Yes, they do need a visa. The items required are: forms DS 156, DS 157
and DS 158. They will require, a valid passport, two
small photos, and $100
9.
Is my family authorized to go the Commissary and BX? Yes.
10.
When I travel, do I need to keep receipts? Yes.
Please bring ALL receipts in order to settle your travel claim.
11. Should I bring any money with me on
my travels to the APCSS? Yes,
Title 10 recipients do not receive any funds until the first day of class. Bring enough money to hold you over for the
period from your departure until the start of class.