University of Advancing Technology Tuition Information

Value of
attending uat

INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE

UAT is a small, private technology University that develops skills far beyond ordinary colleges, but it is also surprisingly affordable, more so than most private colleges or out-of-state tuition at state schools. But more importantly—you can graduate much sooner.

A superior, private education is attainable when the student is dedicated to their journey. In fact, when comparing the range of educational opportunities and their costs, UAT tuition is 31% less than the average private tuition and 10% less than the average out-of-state public university.

At UAT, students learn more efficiently in smaller classes with professors who know each student’s strengths and nurture their development. They often graduate and can begin earning income sooner. Alumni are welcome to audit courses online or on campus for life. Your investment in an education at UAT is an investment in a lifetime of learning.

As an institution, we work diligently to ensure that a UAT education represents a clearly affordable alternative compared to many other private four-year colleges or to the cost of out-of-state tuition at a public college. There is no in-state or out-of-state cost difference at UAT. Tuition is a flat rate.

Sources: The College Board Trends in College Pricing and Student Aid 2021. Median costs per academic year are based on 2 semesters per year. Most UAT students elect to attend 3 semesters per calendar year. Costs included in figures are: tuition and fees, transportation, books and supplies, and food and housing. Published annual charges for the 2021-2022 academic year: Public Four-Year In-State $22,690; Public Four-Year Out-of-State $39,510; Private Four-Year $51,690; UAT $40,475.

VALUE OF YOUR INVESTMENT

Not only is technology a great field, it’s a solid investment. Technology is one of the most desirable fields with the most sought-after graduates. Experts say that’s not changing in the foreseeable future. As a University that offers technology degrees exclusively, UAT prepares graduates for many of these great careers.

Sources: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook.

RANGE OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND COSTS

Technology – A SOLID INVESTMENT

“A bachelor’s degree can earn you 67% more than a high school diploma” (College Trends in Higher Education), but jobs in technology lead virtually all other fields in earning power and new job creation (US Bureau of Labor Statistics). In fact, a career in many of the technology fields can earn you over $2,000,000 more throughout your lifetime. That is an excellent return on your investment.

Sources: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Career Outlook and Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Assumptions for the calculations and references: Graduates working careers go from ages 21 to 65. High School Diploma: $40,612; LIFETIME EARNINGS = $1,786,928 (Earnings by Educational Attainment 2020 according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). Bachelor’s: $67,860; LIFETIME EARNINGS = $2,985,840 (Earnings by Educational Attainment 2020 according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). Bachelor’s (Technology Degree): $91,250; LIFETIME EARNINGS = $4,015,000 (Earnings by Educational Attainment 2020 according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).

BEGIN EARNING REVENUE SOONER

Consider what graduating faster can mean for your finances and your career. At UAT, not only can you graduate faster, but more importantly, enter your career field much sooner. That means you can be earning a salary and moving up the company ladder while your peers are still in state schools paying for tuition, books and food and housing.

Further, UAT gives students a tuition lock upon enrollment. This means that while tuition at both state and private colleges increase each year, your continuous enrollment at UAT will be locked in at your original tuition rate. This can add up to serious dollars saved. Additionally, our all-inclusive food and housing and all-in flat Synchronic Resource Fee add up to more money saved over the high cost of food and housing, books, supplies and fees at other colleges.

¹Standard semesters include 15 credit hours. UAT students attend 3 semesters per year. Standard credit completion pace equals 45 credit hours in 1 calendar year. 45 credit hours X 2.67 years = 120 credit hours required for graduation.

²Complete College America reported in 2017 that the average time to complete a Bachelor’s degree is 4.8 years. A 2017 report indicates that only 44% graduate with a degree in 4 years. At the time of publication, this is the most current data.

³College Board Trends in Higher Education 2021-2022 reports public, out-of-state average costs for tuition, fees, food and housing, book and expenses to be: $44,150/year. $44,150 x 5 years = $220,750.

⁴UAT students usually graduate faster than state students, providing as much as a $200k-$300k lifetime advantage over graduating in 5 years from state universities.

⁵U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics median salary in May 2020 (annual) for Computer and Information Technology Occupations: $91, 250 x (5 years – 2 2/3 years) = $212,886. $212,886 - $142,680 (tuition, fees, food and housing for 8 semesters) = $70,200

⁶Per-semester expenses including tuition ($12,950), fees ($375), food and housing ($5,375) calculated using prices published February 2022, with lowest cost options selected. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The result: On average, UAT graduates earn salaries sooner and are further ahead financially in 5 years than graduates from state schools. Price for tuition may be lowered with scholarships. For more details on this information, call the Financial Aid department at 480.351.7857.

TRUE VALUE COMPARED TO ACTUAL COST

Private STEM University vs. State Schools

Tuition

TUITION COSTS
COST PER SEMESTER 2024-2025 Semester tuition for students enrolling after September 13, 2024		MODALITY TRANSFER STUDENTS
Undergraduate Tuition (On-Campus and SyncFlex)	$13,200	When a student transfers from a UAT-Online to an on-campus or SyncFlex program, the student’s tuition rate will change to the published rate at the time the student enrolled.

Graduate (Master's) Tuition	$9,500

UAT-Online Tuition	$7,150 per 9 credit semester

MILITARY TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

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COST OF ATTENDANCE

THE UAT TUITION GUARANTEE

At UAT, we're committed to helping you set expectations and plan for an investment in your future. New students establish their tuition rate at the time of enrollment and will be locked into this rate for the entirety of their studies, as long as they remain continuously enrolled at the University.

While some costs and fees may fluctuate, tuition will be the bulk of your college expenditure. You and your family can be much better prepared knowing that the tuition rate will not change during your studies.

Reach out to your Admissions Advisor to discuss further and lock in your tuition rate today!

DOES THE UAT TUITION GUARANTEE COVER MY ENTIRE FOUR YEARS OF UNDERGRADUATE?

If a student takes a Leave of Absence (LOA) from UAT for only one semester, they can return to campus and remain locked into the same tuition determined in their initial enrollment year.

If a student takes more than a semester-long LOA, they will be required to enroll at the new, higher rate for tuition determined for the semester the student is re-enrolling. Most UAT students graduate within four years, and this policy is designed as an additional effort to meet your family’s four-year degree completion goals.

Students who receive active military duty orders and must take leave return at the same tuition rate they had when the orders were received. For full details please refer to the Military Leave of Absence policy in the UAT catalog.

UAT encourages students and families to measure the burden of unchecked increasing costs of other universities that do not provide the commitment to the student and guarantee to lock in their tuition rates for four years. This one feature alone could mean enough resources to earn a master’s degree for the same cost that other universities charge to earn a bachelor's degree.

Deposits
and fees

Non-refundable Seat Deposit

In addition to a signed Enrollment Agreement, a non-refundable seat deposit of $250 is required to complete enrollment for all undergraduate and graduate programs.

The transfer credit fee is $100. This is a one-time fee for all transcripts evaluated during the admissions process.

Resource and Miscellaneous Fees

Effective September 2024, the Resource Fee for all students is $450 per semester.

When required, textbooks and electronic textbooks for the duration of your courses are provided at no additional cost. If you wish to own your textbooks permanently, you may purchase them on your own.

View a list of UAT textbooks for the current semester.

Due to copyright laws and end user license agreements, there may be instances where a student will be required to obtain a resource for a class on their own as it cannot be provided to the student by UAT.

Parking Permits for students choosing to park on-campus are $75 per semester for a car and $35 per semester for a motorcycle.

*Effective beginning the May 2025 semester, parking permits for students choosing to park on-campus are $100 per semester for a car and $50 per semester for a motorcycle.

Food and
Housing

Lease & Housing Deposit

Students sign a one-year lease, which includes coverage over University breaks and all three academic terms.

The Residence Life housing deposit is $550 (with a guarantor) or $750 (without a guarantor) and covers the following costs:
• $400 security deposit with a guarantor or $600 without a guarantor (refundable)
• $150 administrative fee (non-refundable)

PAYMENT Schedules

Monthly payments are due on the first of each month. Semesterly payments are due on day one of each term. Payments in full are due on day one of the lease term. For detailed payment options, please refer to the Founder’s Lease.

¹Annual leases paid in full at the time of move in receive a 5% concession. To speak to a Founder's Hall staff member about this option email founders@uat.edu or call 480.351.7929.

The payment schedules are for one (1) bed in a room with a roommate in either Unit A (private bath) or Unit B (shared bath).

OPTION 1 MONTHLY PAYMENTS	OPTION 2 SEMESTERLY PAYMENTS
2024-2025 costs • Unit A: $1010 per month • Unit B: $860 per month	2024-2025 costs • Unit A: $4,040 per semester • Unit B: $3,440 per semester

OPTION 1
MONTHLY PAYMENTS

OPTION 2
SEMESTERLY PAYMENTS

2024-2025 costs

• Unit A: $1010 per month

• Unit B: $860 per month

2024-2025 costs

• Unit A: $4,040 per semester

• Unit B: $3,440 per semester

MEAL PLANS

First-year residents living in Founder's Hall will be required to subscribe to one of the meal plans detailed below.

Commuter meal plans are available to students who are not living in Founder’s Hall but would like to eat in the UAT Cafe while on campus.

LEARN MORE ABOUT
STUDENT HOUSING

CONTACT FOUNDER'S HALL STAFF

Kyleigh Borges

leasing@livefoundershall.com

480.351.7929

FOUNDER'S HALL RESIDENT STUDENT MEAL PLANS
PLAN	MEALS PER TERM	CAFE CREDITS	LATE NIGHT MEALS	2024-2025 COST³
Rookie Meal Plan	180 meals (~11 meals per week)	$250	N/A	$2,495 per semester
Expert Meal Plan	220 meals (~14 meals per week)	$300	N/A	$2,625 per semester
Grand Master Meal Plan	Unlimited	$350	5 meals per week	$2,700 per semester

COMMUTER STUDENT MEAL PLANS			NO MEAL PLAN
MEALS PER TERM	CAFE CREDITS	2023-2024 COST³	MEAL	AVERAGE COST
25 meals	$50	$350 per semester	Breakfast	$11 plus tax per meal
55 meals	$100	$770 per semester	Brunch	$13 plus tax per meal
70 meals	$155	$945 per semester	Lunch	$11 plus tax per meal
100 meals	$210	$1,350 per semester	Dinner	$13 plus tax per meal

Financial
Aid

TUITION ASSISTANCE

UAT makes every attempt to ensure that all qualified students can attend with the help of financial aid, scholarships and grants.

FINANCIAL AID

Financial aid is available to those who qualify. At UAT, like at all accredited institutions of higher education, students must apply for financial aid each year. Changes in family income, family size and the number of family members in college are just a few drivers that affect the amount of aid students receive. Financial aid can be complex and daunting when you first start to look at your options. UAT’s financial aid advisors will always work hard to simplify it for students and their families and help guide you through the path to a superior technology education that will pay dividends to you for a lifetime.

UAT understands how important financial aid is to the majority of our students, and we are aware that every family situation is different. Our Admissions Advisors will help you explore your options. Set up a private consultation with one of our Admissions Advisors by calling 877.828.4335 or emailing admissions@uat.edu.

Students seeking financial aid must meet the following general requirements:

•	Be accepted to a UAT Associate, Bachelor’s or Master’s program.	•	Not owe a refund of a federal grant or be in default on an existing federal student loan.
•	Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen.	•	Have earned a high school diploma or G.E.D. certificate.
•	Be enrolled at least half-time (undergraduate: at least 6 hours, graduate: at least 3 hours).	•	Have a valid Social Security Number.

When filling out your FAFSA, please include the UAT school code:
017188

The Federal Student Aid Office of the Department of Education makes the final determination of eligibility of students seeking Federal Financial Aid. For more information, visit studentaid.gov.

FINANCIAL RESOURCES:

RANGE OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND COSTS

Source: The College Board Trends in College Pricing and Student Aid 2021. Median costs per academic year are based on 2 semesters per year. Most UAT students elect to attend 3 semesters per calendar year. Costs included in figures are: tuition and fees, transportation, books and supplies, and food and housing. Published charges for the 2021-2022 academic year: Public Four-Year In-State $22,690; Public Four-Year Out-of-State $39,510; Private Four-Year $51,690; UAT $40,475.

University of Advancing Technology:

• Flexible Payment Options

• UAT Scholarships

• Discovery Scholarship

Student:

• Employer Reimbursement

• Private/Third Party Scholarships

• Private Loans

• Savings

• Student Employment (on-campus and off campus)

Family:

• 529 Plan

• Private Loans

• Savings

• Tax Credits

Federal Government:

• Pell Grant

• PLUS Loans for Parents

• William D. Ford Direct Loan for Students

• Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant

US Armed Forces:

• Active Duty - Tuition assistance - Ch 30 and Ch 33

• MGIB - Ch 30

• Post 9/11 Yellow Ribbon - Ch 33

• Reserve Educational Assistance (REAP) - Ch 1607

• Selected Reserves - Ch 1606

VETERANS CERTIFICATION OF ENROLLMENT

The University’s School Certifying Official (SCO) will certify student Veterans’ attendance with the Veterans Administration (VA) for all eligible VA students once they’ve completed their Request of Benefits (ROB) and the School Certifying Official has confirmed their entitlement. The ROB is a document the SCO sends to the student confirming the student understands their responsibilities in regards to their Veterans education benefits.

All subsequent semesters will be auto-certified by the SCO unless otherwise stated by the student, University withdrawal, graduation or benefit exhaustion. This certification process is designed to satisfy the VA’s objective of paying benefits only to eligible student Veterans in an acceptable enrollment status. It is the student’s responsibility to understand their entitlement, provisions such as; time attended, course schedule, and/or degree progress relating to Veterans education benefit they are electing to use.

Scholarships
and grants

SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

A variety of scholarships are available for students attending on-campus. Scholarship recipients must maintain at least Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at UAT, stay continuously enrolled at the University, abide by the University's Code of Conduct and act with ethics above reproach. The recipients must make satisfactory progress towards the completion of UAT degree objectives. UAT will monitor progress, and the award may be revoked if the recipient is not meeting the expectations and requirements outlined in the University Catalog.

Scholarship amounts vary and range, with the maximum range applied over eight semesters, and are determined at application for admission. Scholarships are for undergraduate and on-campus students only, with the exception of the Continuation Scholarship.

When a student transfers from a UAT-Online to an on-campus or SyncFlex major, the student’s tuition rate will change to the published rate at the time the student enrolled.

For all current information regarding UAT scholarships, please see the UAT Catalog.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale Community Scholarship
- UAT has had a culture-rich history since its inception. Founded in 1983, UAT is committed to supporting and educating young people of all cultures, backgrounds and orientations to prepare them for an innovative career in technology. For more than three decades, our University has held true to these values and will continue to do so as we grow and advance with the times.
  
  Eligibility:
  Any high school junior or senior who has attended one of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale (BGCGS), with proof of high school graduation or GED and having been accepted via UAT’s acceptance process, is eligible to receive this scholarship. Recipients must attend on campus.
  
  Award Amount:
  The BGCGS scholarship award amount is a half-tuition scholarship to be credited evenly over eight consecutive semesters or four academic years.
  
  Terms and Conditions:
  The recipient(s) must maintain at least Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at UAT, stay continuously enrolled on-campus at the University, abide by the University Code of Conduct and act with ethics above reproach. The recipient(s) must make satisfactory progress towards completion of UAT degree objectives. Progress will be monitored by UAT and the award may be revoked if recipient is not meeting expectations and requirements outlined in the University Catalog. The recipient(s) may not receive this scholarship in addition to a merit scholarship.
  
  Renewal:
  Scholarship recipients who meet award maintenance requirements will receive the scholarship for up to eight semesters for on-campus undergraduate programs.

Dancers of Ballet Arizona Scholarship
- DANCERS OF BALLET ARIZONA SCHOLARSHIP
  
  A half-tuition scholarship to attend UAT will be awarded to dancers from Ballet Arizona. The relief effort provides retiring dancers an opportunity to pursue higher education outside of ballet.
  
  Eligibility:
  We are seeking current and retired Ballet Arizona dancers. Students who have retired from the company must begin classes on campus within one year of retiring and must meet all UAT acceptance requirements.
  
  Award Amount:
  The Dancers of Ballet Arizona scholarship award amount is a half-tuition scholarship to be credited evenly over eight consecutive semesters or four academic years.
  
  Terms and Conditions:
  The recipient(s) must maintain at least Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at UAT, stay continuously enrolled on-campus at the University, abide by the University Code of Conduct and act with ethics above reproach. The recipient(s) must make satisfactory progress towards completion of UAT degree objectives. Progress will be monitored by UAT and the award may be revoked if recipient is not meeting expectations and requirements outlined in the University Catalog. The recipient(s) may not receive this scholarship in addition to a merit scholarship.
  
  Renewal:
  Scholarship recipient(s) who meet award maintenance requirements will receive the scholarship for up to eight academic semesters.

Merit Scholarship
- The University is seeking students who demonstrate both strong academic success, a commitment to technology and a deep passion for learning and technology.
  
  Award Amount:
  Amounts vary and range from $500/per semester to $5,000/per semester and are determined during the acceptance process.
  - Innovator Scholarship: for a total amount of approximately $40,000
  - Futurist Scholarship: for a total amount of approximately $32,000
  - Premier Thinker Scholarship: for a total amount of approximately $24,000
  - Learning Scholarship: for a total amount of approximately $12,000
  - Excellence Scholarship: for a total amount of approximately $8,000
  - Technologist Scholarship: for a total amount of approximately $4,000
  Terms and Conditions:
  The recipient must maintain at least a 3.0 CGPA at UAT, stay continuously enrolled on-campus at the University, uphold any and all stipulations of the UAT Code of Conduct and act with ethics above reproach. Recipients must make satisfactory academic progress towards completion of UAT degree objectives. Progress will be monitored by UAT and the award may be revoked if the recipient is not meeting expectations and requirements outlined in the University Catalog.
  
  Renewal:
  Scholarship recipients who meet award maintenance requirements will receive the scholarship for up to eight semesters for on-campus undergraduate programs.

Murphy Robotics Scholarship
- The UAT Murphy Robotics Scholarship is awarded to active participants in the FIRST Robotics Competition, the FIRST Tech Challenge, the VEX Robotics Competition, the TSA-VEX Competition or the BEST Robotics Competition for their academic success and continued participation in programs related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The student must have been a part of a competing team. The mission of each organization clearly aligns with our mission, vision and core values.
  
  FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is an organization driven to engage students in science and technology through a mentor- based program that involves leadership, technology skills, engineering, mathematics and teamwork.
  
  VEX is a Robotics Design System that sponsors competitions in order to inspire creativity and innovation in designing and building robots. The competition requires leadership, technology skills, engineering, mathematics and teamwork.
  
  BEST (Boosting Engineering Science and Technology) is an organization driven to engage students in science and technology through a sports-like competition that involves leadership, technology skills, engineering, mathematics and teamwork.
  
  Eligibility:
  - Be a high school senior.
  - Be recommended by their adult sponsor of the student’s Robotics team.
  - High School CGPA of a 3.5 or higher.
  Award Amount:
  $5,000 per semester for up to eight (8) semesters for a maximum total award amount of $40,000.
  
  Terms and Conditions:
  Eligible students must enroll on-campus at the University within one month of the date on the award letter in order to receive the scholarship. The recipient(s) must maintain at least Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at UAT, stay continuously enrolled at the University, abide by the University Code of Conduct and act with ethics above reproach. The recipient(s) must make satisfactory progress towards completion of UAT degree objectives. Progress will be monitored by UAT and the award may be revoked if the recipient is not meeting expectations and requirements outlined in the university catalog. The recipient(s) may not receive this scholarship in addition to a merit scholarship.
  
  Renewal:
  Scholarship recipients who meet award maintenance requirements will receive the scholarship for up to eight semesters for on-campus undergraduate programs.
  
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Warriors Heart Veteran Scholarship
- In 1983, UAT was founded by a veteran of the United States Air Force. For more than three decades, the family owned and operated University has been committed to supporting and educating our active military and veterans. UAT has been designated a Military Friendly Institution and offers U.S. veterans a dedicated military finance advisor. Warriors Heart and UAT have a partnership to encourage U.S. veterans to take the next steps towards their future once they are ready to leave the healing community at Warriors Heart.
  
  Eligibility:
  Any retired first responder or U.S. veteran coming out of any Warriors Heart healing program with a DD214 stating an Honorable or General, Under Honorable Conditions discharge, with proof of high school graduation is eligible to receive this scholarship. Warriors Heart Veteran Scholarship recipients in this alum category may attend on campus or online and will go through an expedited application process that UAT has set up.
  Legally dependent family members (children, stepchildren, adopted children, etc.) of Warriors Heart staff with one or more years of continuous employment are eligible for a 50% tuition scholarship to UAT. Extended family members of Warriors Heart staff with one or more years of continuous employment are eligible for a 20% tuition scholarship. Warriors Heart Veteran Scholarship recipients in this staff relative category must attend on campus and will go through an expedited application process that UAT has set up.
  
  Award Amount:
  For alum and those enrolled in the program, the Warriors Heart Veteran Scholarship award amount is a half-tuition scholarship to be disbursed evenly over eight consecutive semesters or four academic years.
  For Warriors Heart staff dependents and family, the Warriors Heart Veteran Scholarship award amount is a 50% or 20% tuition scholarship, respectively, to be disbursed evenly over eight consecutive semesters or four academic years.
  Additionally, UAT accepts up to 90 qualifying transfer college credits and can evaluate earned DANTES credits.
  
  Terms and Conditions:
  The recipient(s) must maintain at least Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at UAT, stay continuously enrolled at the University and abide by the University Code of Conduct and act with ethics above reproach. The recipient(s) must make satisfactory progress towards completion of UAT degree objectives. Progress will be monitored by UAT and the award may be revoked if recipient is not meeting expectations and requirements outlined in the University Catalog. The recipient(s) may not receive this scholarship in addition to a merit scholarship.
  
  Renewal:
  Scholarship recipient(s) who meet award maintenance requirements will receive the scholarship for up to eight academic semesters.

Yellow Ribbon Scholarship
- As part of the Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program, University of Advancing Technology (UAT) will award scholarship funds to eligible on-campus and online undergraduate and graduate students. GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
  
  Eligibility:
  To be eligible for the UAT Yellow Ribbon Scholarship, students must be eligible for the maximum benefit rate under the Post-911 GI Bill® (based on service requirements). Therefore, students may be eligible if they:
  - Served an aggregate period of active duty after September 10, 2001, of at least 36 months.
  - Were honorable discharged from active duty for a service-connected disability and served 30 continuous days after September 10, 2001.
  - Are a dependent eligible for Transfer of Entitlement under the Post-911 GI Bill® based on a veteran’s service under the eligibility criteria listed above.
  Award Amount:
  Award amount, a combination of UAT’s contribution and a matching contribution from the Veteran’s Administration, is determined on an annual basis every August.
  
  In accordance to the U.S. Department of Education requirements, Title IV, HEA loan information for students and parents will be submitted to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) which is accessible by guaranty agencies, lenders, and schools determined to be authorized users of the data system.
  
  Veterans’ Certification of Enrollment Policy:
  The University’s School Certifying Official will certify student Veterans’ attendance with the Veteran’s Administration (VA) every semester at the written request of the student Veteran through a Request of Benefits (ROB) form. This certification process is designed to satisfy the VA’s objective of paying benefits only to eligible student Veterans in an acceptable enrollment status.
  
  GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

22 Too Many 5K Community Scholarship
- The 22 Too Many 5K Community Scholarship was created to foster the education of prospective UAT students who are the child of or directly related to a United States Military Veteran who has fallen due to the post trauma of combat and service. Prospective students who participate in or volunteer for the annual 22 Too Many 5K are eligible.
  
  Eligibility:
  Any student who has participated in or volunteered for the annual 22 Too Many 5K @ EVIT who is the direct descendent or an immediate family member of a United States Military Veteran who has fallen due to the post trauma of combat and service. The recipient must maintain at least a 3.0 CGPA at UAT, stay continuously enrolled on-campus at the University, uphold any and all stipulations of the UAT Code of Conduct and act with ethics above reproach. Recipients must make satisfactory academic progress towards completion of UAT degree objectives. Progress will be monitored by UAT and the award may be revoked if the recipient is not meeting expectations and requirements outlined in the University Catalog.
  
  Award Amount:
  The 22 Too Many 5K Scholarship award amount is a half-tuition scholarship to be disbursed evenly over eight consecutive semesters or four academic years.
  
  Terms and Conditions:
  The recipient(s) must maintain at least Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at UAT, stay continuously enrolled on-campus at the University, abide by the University Code of Conduct and act with ethics above reproach. The recipient(s) must make satisfactory progress towards completion of UAT degree objectives. Progress will be monitored by UAT and the award may be revoked if recipient is not meeting expectations and requirements outlined in the University Catalog. The recipient(s) may not receive this scholarship in addition to a merit scholarship.
  
  Renewal:
  Scholarship recipient(s) who meet award maintenance requirements will receive the scholarship for up to eight academic semesters.

Continuation Scholarship
- University of Advancing Technology(UAT) offers a scholarship to students electing to continue their education at UAT in pursuit of a master’s degree.
  
  Eligibility:
  All UAT graduates who enroll in one of UAT’s master degree programs.
  
  Award Amount:
  The student will receive a scholarship in the amount of $4,400, spread out evenly over the student’s first academic year, or two semesters.
  
  Terms and Conditions:
  The award is not redeemable for cash. The scholarship can only be applied to tuition and will not apply to housing, meal plans or the Resource fee. The recipient(s) must maintain at least Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) at UAT, stay continuously enrolled at the University, abide by the University Code of Conduct and act with ethics above reproach. The recipient(s) must make satisfactory progress towards completion of UAT degree objectives. Progress will be monitored by UAT and the award may be revoked if recipient is not meeting expectations and requirements outlined in the University Catalog.
  
  Renewal:
  This is a one-time award that will be applied to the student’s account.

Invest in
your future

the cost of college

Value of
attending uat

INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE

VALUE OF YOUR INVESTMENT

RANGE OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND COSTS

Technology – A SOLID INVESTMENT

BEGIN EARNING REVENUE SOONER

TRUE VALUE COMPARED TO ACTUAL COST

Private STEM University vs. State Schools

Tuition

MILITARY TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

THE UAT TUITION GUARANTEE

DOES THE UAT TUITION GUARANTEE COVER MY ENTIRE FOUR YEARS OF UNDERGRADUATE?

Deposits
and fees

Non-refundable Seat Deposit

Resource and Miscellaneous Fees

Food and
Housing

Lease & Housing Deposit

PAYMENT Schedules

MEAL PLANS

CONTACT FOUNDER'S HALL STAFF

Financial
Aid

TUITION ASSISTANCE

FINANCIAL AID

Students seeking financial aid must meet the following general requirements:

FINANCIAL RESOURCES:

RANGE OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND COSTS

VETERANS CERTIFICATION OF ENROLLMENT

Scholarships
and grants

SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale Community Scholarship

Dancers of Ballet Arizona Scholarship

Merit Scholarship

Murphy Robotics Scholarship

Warriors Heart Veteran Scholarship

Yellow Ribbon Scholarship

22 Too Many 5K Community Scholarship

Continuation Scholarship

Invest in your future

the cost of college

Value ofattending uat

INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE

VALUE OF YOUR INVESTMENT

RANGE OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND COSTS

Technology – A SOLID INVESTMENT

BEGIN EARNING REVENUE SOONER

TRUE VALUE COMPARED TO ACTUAL COST

Private STEM University vs. State Schools

Tuition

MILITARY TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

THE UAT TUITION GUARANTEE

DOES THE UAT TUITION GUARANTEE COVER MY ENTIRE FOUR YEARS OF UNDERGRADUATE?

Depositsand fees

Non-refundable Seat Deposit

Resource and Miscellaneous Fees

Food andHousing

Lease & Housing Deposit

PAYMENT Schedules

MEAL PLANS

CONTACT FOUNDER'S HALL STAFF

FinancialAid

TUITION ASSISTANCE

FINANCIAL AID

Students seeking financial aid must meet the following general requirements:

FINANCIAL RESOURCES:

RANGE OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND COSTS

VETERANS CERTIFICATION OF ENROLLMENT

Scholarshipsand grants

SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale Community Scholarship

Dancers of Ballet Arizona Scholarship

Merit Scholarship

Murphy Robotics Scholarship

Warriors Heart Veteran Scholarship

Yellow Ribbon Scholarship

22 Too Many 5K Community Scholarship

Continuation Scholarship

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