Military & Veterans
University of Massachusetts Global was born in 1958 when Chapman University, one of California's oldest, most prestigious, nonprofit institutions, opened a campus at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station to serve the specific needs of military students.
Why UMass Global is the Right Fit
- UMass Global participates in the Principles of Excellence program
- 46 credits for military experience (plus credit for CLEP & DSST)
- Commissioned Officers, Warrant Officers (CWO2+), and Senior NCO's (E7+) can earn a Masters in Organizational Leadership in only 7 classes
- Military Services staff ready to serve
- High graduation/success rates, low loan default rates
- Flexible time to degree, six 8-week terms annually to allow for continuous enrollment
- On campus, online and UMass Global MyPath™ self-paced programs are approved for VA benefits
- Recognized as a military friendly institution
A legacy of military education. A heritage of academic excellence.
Consistently ranked by U.S. News & World Report for Best Online Bachelor's Programs for Veterans, UMass Global is a private, nonprofit university and regionally accredited by WASC Senior College and University Commission.
Active Duty
Discover the benefits for Active Duty, Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corp, and Navy.
Veterans
Discover programs for Veteran Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine, and Navy.
Ways to Get Started
Spouses & Dependents
Discover benefits for family members of Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corp, and Navy.
Education Benefits
Students can utilize the various Chapters of the GI Bill® to pay for tuition. Learn about specific education benefits such as the Post 9/11 GI Bill, MGIB-AD, VR&E, MGIB-SR, REAP & DEA.
As a veteran, I definitely encourage other veterans to seek out what services the school offers. And even if you don't think you can qualify for the advantage, at least ask. It's not accepting a handout. It's encouraging other members in the military to take part in the program.
I don't know that there is a more significant role that was played in my mental health rather than Brandman*. With recent studies and reports of veteran suicide rates on the rise, giving us relationships with other with similar backgrounds and giving us a purpose and belonging, will go a long way in reducing this number.
At Brandman* I was offered a smart pen and an ipad. These were assisted technology for people with memory problems to help them excel and do well in school.
Next Steps
An education is a significant investment in your future. At UMass Global, we want every student to prosper and have the right financial support they need during this important time in their lives.
Veteran Resource Center
Providing UMass Global's military and Veteran students opportunities for connection and support