Funding, eligibility, and enrollment requirements vary by program. UHP Admissions will help you understand what may apply, what is required, and how to move forward.
You do not need to have your benefits, documents, or funding path figured out before starting the conversation.
Not every UHP program uses the same funding model. Some programs may be approved for VA education benefits. Others may currently be available through scholarships or self-pay. Admissions will help you understand the funding options connected to the specific program you are considering.
Eligible students may be able to use GI Bill® benefits for approved UHP programs. Approval varies by program. Admissions will confirm whether the program you are considering is currently eligible.
Eligible veterans may be able to use VR&E benefits for approved programs. Authorization is determined through the student’s VR&E counselor and depends on individual eligibility and program approval.
UHP works with third-party nonprofit organizations and other funding partners that may sponsor qualifying students. Awards may cover all or part of eligible program costs. Some Skilled Trades pilot cohorts may also be offered at no tuition cost to accepted veterans.
Students may also pay directly for a program. Admissions will explain current pricing, payment requirements, and available options before enrollment.
Not every program uses the same funding model. Admissions will confirm the current options connected to the program you are considering.
Review the available programs and identify the path that best matches your goals.
An Admissions representative will learn about your goals, program interest, timeline, and funding situation, then explain the next step.
The interview helps determine program fit, answer questions, and confirm that you understand the commitment.
If the program is a fit, complete the application and provide the required enrollment and funding documents.
Once funding, documentation, and program placement are complete, UHP will confirm your enrollment and prepare you for arrival.
The first conversation defines the path forward based on your goals, eligibility, and program fit.
Book an Admissions Interview today to confirm program fit, review available funding options, and understand the requirements to move forward.
GI Bill® funding is currently available for the Certified Personal Trainer and Integrative Health Coach programs. GI Bill® funding is not currently available for the Culinary Nutrition Coach program.
Program approval and individual benefit eligibility apply. Admissions will confirm the current funding status of the program and cohort you are considering.
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Arkansas Department of Education, Division of Career and Technical Education — State Approving Agency
101 E. Capitol Ave., Suite 300, Little Rock, AR 72201
Arkansas State Approving Agency
Arkansas’s State Approving Agency is responsible for reviewing and approving education and training programs for participation in VA education benefits.
Students who have an issue or complaint involving a school or training facility approved to receive GI Bill® benefits may submit feedback directly to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs through the GI Bill® School Feedback Tool: GI Bill® School Feedback Tool