UoNA Military Student Services

Coverage depends on benefit type, eligibility percentage, remaining entitlement and current VA rules.

Your Monthly Housing Allowance (MHA) is based on the zip code of the address for the university. Your MHA depends on eligibility, rate of pursuit, resident, hybrid or online attendance. UoNA’s current MHA can be seen on the GI Bill Comparison Tool.

Call the Military Services Team directly. Arthur J. Bunce at 631-875-6897

UoNA operates on seasonal quarters rather than six-month semesters. Quarters (Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall) are ten weeks or two and a half months long. There are one to two weeks off between quarters.

Yes! UoNA works closely with Veteran Readiness and Employment (Formerly Vocational Rehab) counselors. The VA determines Chapter 31 entitlements. If you are 10% disabled or higher, and have not applied for the funds, call us and we will walk you through the application process.

Yes, federal financial aid is available if you qualify. You may use financial aid to supplement your military educational benefits.

In a hybrid learning program, the student does most of the coursework remotely with a small in-person component each quarter. Beside the in-person component, students work on their classes in an asynchronous fashion. That means you do your work any time of day or night at your convenience. There are no “Zoom” style classes you are required to attend. Professors often will schedule extra help classes on weekends but they are all voluntary for students.

Yes. The university and the Veterans Administration (VA) require that all students provide transcripts if they attended any other college or university. Even if you received “F” grades, we are still required to have them on file. It also assists us in creating an educational plan for all incoming students. F grades will not affect your successful enrollment in the university. Transcripts must be official and come from your other school directly to us or through a transcript clearing house such as “Parchment” or “National Student Clearinghouse”.

Yes. We require all veterans to provide their JST’s. We assist you in getting them, it’s very easy. Some, not all the training you did in the military will count as college credits. We work very hard to give you as many credits as possible.

Yes. We ask all incoming students to provide high school diplomas if they have 45 college credits or less. If you have more than 45 credits, a high school diploma is not required. We assist students in this process.

You can choose a program of study based on your interest and timeline.

If you prefer a shorter program, our six-month technical diploma, Operations Management for Technical Industries (OMTI), will prepare you for a quick exposure to the technical industries.

Our two-year Associate’s Degree in Supervision and Project Management (AS-SPM) is a great way to get your feet wet for a college degree that will enhance your career.

Going for a Bachelor's degree would be a rewarding endeavor not only for your career but also your life. We currently have four Bachelor’s Degree programs: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA); Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT); Bachelor of Science in Applied Artificial Intelligence (BSAAI); and Bachelor of Science in Hospitality and Tourism (BSAHTM).

We have a Post Graduate Certificate Program in Operational Leadership.

Finally, we have nine Master’s Degree programs.

Yes. The VA will pay veterans $1000.00 (Per year) for the book stipend.

The enrollment process is fast and straight forward. It all depends on how fast you get your documents and other paperwork completed. We’ve had veterans complete it in a day.

Our team helps in the enrollment process, and we are available to help throughout the entire time you are a student at UoNA. We pride ourselves in our mentoring program and make it our number one job to help veteran students succeed.