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Your affiliation with the U.S. Armed Forces, as active-duty service members and family members of active duty and selected reserve, makes you eligible for the military tuition rate at University of Phoenix. This specialized rate is lower than our standard rate and applies to both lower—and upper-division credits.
Under Executive Order 13607 signed by President Barack Obama in April 2012, if you plan to use your military or veterans benefits for your education you are entitled to receive a Shopping Sheet that provides a breakdown of your education costs so you can compare them to Shopping Sheets from other institutions. This is an estimate of your individual education cost and how your estimated benefits—as well as any financial aid for which you may qualify—will be applied toward your education.
*Effective 4/27/2020, upon confirmation of eligibility, undergraduate students using Department of Defense military tuition assistance (TA) benefits for a current, upcoming, or previously completed (within the past 365 days) course will not be charged a resource fee for courses that start on or after April 27, 2020. Courses taken prior to 4/27/2020 are not eligible for the waiver.
In limited circumstances, some undergraduate courses may require an additional textbook that is not covered by the Resource Fee. For a full listing of these University courses, click here.
*Associate: Based on 30 credits (or 10 courses completed) assuming 60 credit program completed in 2 years Undergraduate: Based on 30 credits (or 10 courses completed) assuming 120 credit program completed in 4 years Graduate: Based on 18 credits (or 6 courses completed) assuming 36 credit program completed in 2 years Doctorate: Based on 18 credits (or 6 courses completed per year pre-dissertation) assuming 62 credit program completed in 4 years
To help you better understand the different benefits, we've provided a brief glossary of military and veterans educational benefits as a refresher.
For more information about these benefits, visit our Financing Your Education or Veterans Benefits pages.
Monthly educational benefit entitlement for dependents and survivors of veterans who are 100-percent disabled or who died of a service-connected cause, or were a POW or MIA.
Tuition and fees (with limits), monthly living stipend and book allowance to include children of those who died in line of duty after Sept. 10, 2001.
A monthly educational benefit entitlement dependent on length of military service and student status.
Tuition and fees (with limits), monthly living stipend and book allowance based on length of service after Sept. 10, 2001.
Monthly educational benefit entitlement available to reservists activated after Sept. 11, 2001.
Monthly educational benefit entitlement available to reservists.
Educational benefits transferred to spouses or children by eligible service members enrolled in Post-9/11 GI Bill program.
Tuition assistance resources specific to the major military branches, and select National Guard and Reserves.
Tuition and fee benefits for those with specific disability ratings by the Department of Veterans Affairs due to service-related injury.
If you’re eligible for the Military or Government Billing Plan, University of Phoenix directly bills the military or other government agency for your tuition. Eligibility requirements apply:
All required documents must be received prior to the start of each course. You are responsible for payment of tuition and electronic course materials fees not covered by the military or other government agency prior to the start of each course.
For additional information, contact a Military Division Enrollment Representative at 866.766.0766.
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This tool from the U.S Department of Education is designed to simplify the information that prospective students receive about costs and financial aid, so they can easily compare institutions and make informed decisions about where to attend school. At University of Phoenix, a personalized Shopping Sheet is created for you following the completion of the Financial Plan Tool, which provides information about the total cost of your program based on information you’ve provided. Access our Financial Plan Tool and obtain your Shopping Sheet today.
If you’re a Service member and considering using your educational benefits, you can find useful information at:
The U.S. Department of Education, Departments of Defense, and Veterans Affairs have organized and published data on colleges and universities, including University of Phoenix. TA DECIDE is an online information and comparison tool tailored to Service members. It’s designed to help Service members make informed decisions regarding schools and programs. Access TA Decide
Active and Reserve military members and their families are directed to speak with their assigned educational services officer (ESO) or approved installation staff prior to enrolling. Please visit the education office on your assigned military installation for your respective branch. National Guard and Reserve components who do not have an ESO on their installation can contact their regional office for support.
Army Education Centers
Navy College Virtual Education Center
Air Force Virtual Education Center
United States Coast Guard
The University of Phoenix participates in installation education events such as education fairs and graduations at the invitation of the Educational Services Officer (ESO). Please see your installation ESO for detailed information.
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