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Military Benefits

You Serve Us, Let Us Serve You

Discover why the University of Miami was recently named a top 20 University for military members and veterans.

The Structure and Support You Need

The University of Miami is committed to serving and meeting the educational needs of active-duty military service members, veterans, and their families.

The University of Miami offers services and benefits to those who have served, or are currently serving, in the U.S. Armed Forces. Through UOnline, service members and their families have access to our top-ranked university from wherever military or civilian life takes them. Students can choose from a variety of online master’s degree programs and certificates while learning from the same world-class faculty who teach on campus at the University of Miami.

FAQs for Military Students

Have questions? We have answers about pursuing an online degree as a military student with UOnline.

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  • WHEN DO CLASSES START?

    UOnline offers fall, spring, and summer semesters, which allows you to start your academic journey when it is convenient for you. Each class is seven weeks long, and you take one class at a time. View UOnline’s academic calendar for more detailed information.

  • HOW MUCH IS TUITION?

    UOnline provides service members with financial assistance that can help reduce the cost of tuition, in addition to other military benefits, such as the Yellow Ribbon Program. Tuition costs vary by program.

  • ARE THERE SET CLASS SCHEDULES OR CAN I WORK AT MY OWN PACE?

    At UOnline, you can access materials and assignments over the seven weeks and complete your work when it fits your schedule.

    The online learning environment is also mobile-optimized, which allows you to maximize your time and do work from whatever device provides internet access.

  • WHAT HAPPENS IF I’M DEPLOYED?

    Administrators and faculty at the University of Miami are eager to work with military students and help them complete their educational goals from wherever they are stationed. Students should contact a Military Enrollment Advisor for guidance.

  • HOW DO I CONTACT THE VETERAN’S AFFAIRS OFFICE AND WHERE IS IT LOCATED?

    The University of Miami maintains a Veterans’ Affairs (V.A.) Office in the:

    Office of the Registrar
    1307 Stanford Drive, Modular A
    P.O. Box 248026
    Coral Gables, Florida 33124-6914

    The Veterans Affairs Certifying Officials are located in the Office of the Registrar to assist veterans and dependents of veterans who are entitled to V.A. educational benefits.

  • WHAT MILITARY-SPECIFIC RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE TO ME?

    Our dedicated military enrollment advisors are trained to support you every step of the way through your enrollment at UOnline. From enrollment and financial aid to course selection, through graduation and career services, they will be with you every step of the way.

    The University of Miami maintains a Veterans Affairs Office to assist active duty military, veterans, and their dependents who are entitled to VA educational benefits. Contact a Military Enrollment Advisor to direct you to the proper resource.

    The South Florida Career Centers Consortium hosts the Virtual Veterans Career Fair. This fair is an opportunity to recruit student and alumni veterans from South Florida that are from various universities and colleges, including the University of Miami.

  • WHAT CAREER RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE TO ME?

    The University of Miami’s Toppel Career Center is available to all students. It provides many resources and services that we can assist veterans with transitioning and articulating military experience and skills into transferrable skills for full-time opportunities.

    The Launch Pad at the University of Miami is a co-curricular university-wide entrepreneurship resource and program. It aims to make the practice of entrepreneurship available to all students and alumni in the University and to enable and encourage them to start their ventures in the University’s region.

UOnline wants to help you make the most of your military benefits. Our goal is to provide our top-ranked online master’s degree and certificate programs at an affordable rate while engaging a variety of tools to help make these programs even more affordable for those who qualify for various financial assistance programs.

Yellow Ribbon Program

UOnline participates in the Yellow Ribbon Scholarship Program, which awards veterans-only scholarships that the VA will match up to eligible students. The Yellow Ribbon Program is a provision of the Post-9/11 GI Bill that allows veterans to attend private schools and graduate programs costing more than the state tuition cap. Please note the scholarship cannot be applied to classes during the summer sessions.

Financial Assistance

UOnline provides financial assistance to members of the military to help make academic and career pursuits more attainable for veterans and active-duty military.

Financial Aid

Financial aid is available to those who qualify.

Veteran Affairs Education Programs
Post 9/11 GI Bill
Montgomery GI Bill Active Duty
Montgomery GI Bill Selected Reserve Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance
Vocational Rehabilitation

Military Enrollment Advisors

Our dedicated military advisors are trained to support you every step of the way through your enrollment at UOnline. From enrollment and financial aid to course selection, through graduation and career services, they will be with you every step of the way.

Veterans Affairs Office The University of Miami maintains a Veterans Affairs Office to assist active duty military, veterans, and their dependents who are entitled to VA educational benefits. The Veterans Affairs Office connects student veterans with the resources they need to transition from combat to the classroom successfully.

Virtual Veterans Career Fair

The South Florida Career Centers Consortium hosts the Virtual Veterans Career Fair. This fair is an opportunity to recruit student and alumni veterans from South Florida from various universities and colleges, including the University of Miami.

Veteran Student Services

Veteran Student Services serves as a centralized campus resource center that provides support to the veteran student population for their successful transition from military service to campus life and beyond. The Veteran Student Organization works to support military veterans at the University of Miami and share information on academic success, financial stability, educational benefits, and the Veterans Administration policies and procedures to educate the UM community on veteran issues.

The Miami VA Healthcare System serves Veterans in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe counties, providing general medical, surgical, and inpatient and outpatient mental health services to an estimated veteran population of 175,000.

What Is It Like Studying in UOnline?    

 

“The program is designed to fit your schedule, and you will still learn what you would learn in an on-campus program, but you can still be a full-time professional. If you are self-motivated, this program is perfect.”

Lily Yeung, Masters of Science in Finance alumna, Senior Financial Analyst

 

 

“At least half of the students had not played organized sports before. I had to build the team and teach the students from scratch. We have come a long way since then. We have gone to the playoffs several times.”

Guy Augustin, MSED – Sport Administration student

 

 

“The Master of Professional Accounting program is perfect for someone who has a family or full-time job in the program. It offers flexibility and convenience, and the support you receive is invaluable.”

Julia Annesser, Master of Professional Accounting student, Accountant