SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Demand for the Automotive Dealership Institute’s Automotive Finance and Insurance Management course has exceeded supply, resulting in a waiting list for applicants interested in attending the April 3 session. Those who are unable to get into the April 3 class will have priority for the May 1 class in the order in which they are approved. Seats are still available for ADI’s Automotive Service Advisor course that begins April 3.

"We are gratified that the response to our institution has been so overwhelming," said Alan Algan, ADI CEO. "We received more than 60 qualified applications for the April 3 session, and selecting 12 of them was a very difficult task. The waiting list will determine who will attend that class should an individual drop out due to unforeseen circumstances."

The Automotive Dealership Institute limits its classroom size to 12 students to ensure an exceptional instructor-student ratio. The small class size enables the professors to deliver more individualized attention to their students, who upon graduation will enter the automotive marketplace in a variety of key capacities.

"Our success is due to a number of factors, including very high entry and acceptance standards, a cutting-edge curriculum, outstanding placement services and a comfortable, attractive facility with state-of-the-art technology," Algan said. "Our strong relationships with such important industry leaders as Northwood University, the Association of Finance and Insurance Professionals (AFIP), F&I Management and Technology Magazine and the Arizona Independent Automobile Dealers Association (AIADA) have enhanced our reputation as the best F&I program in the country."

Graduates of ADI’s F&I Management course earn 32 Educational Credit Units transferable to Northwood University, which offers AA, BBA and MBA degrees in a variety of automotive and other business-related majors.