Eligibility for Military Educational Benefits
Applying for Military Educational Benefits
Transferring Schools and Your Military Educational Benefits
Apply, View, and Access Your Military Educational Benefits and Documents
Apply to the University of Virginia
Apply for Financial Aid (Service-Members and Dependents)
Active Military Tuition Assistance
Darden School of Business
Law School
McIntire School of Commerce
Enroll at the University of Virginia
Transfer Student Orientation
Certification Process at the University of Virginia
Certifying Enrollments to the VA
Enrollment Verification on the WAVE Website
Receiving VA Payments
Basic Allowance for Housing
Yellow Ribbon
Other Grants and Scholarships Available to Military-Connected Students
Residency and Domicile
Eligibility for In-State Tuition if Domicile Has Not Been Established
In-State Tuition for Non-Resident Active Duty Service Members and Their Dependents/Virginia National Guard Members
Section 702 of the Veterans Choice Act
Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Resources
Apply for VA Health Benefits
Local Veteran-Affiliated Groups
This guide was developed through the collaboration of the Office of the University Registrar (UREG), Office of the Dean of Students (ODOS), veteran students, faculty, and staff.
The name, “Wahoo Warrior,” was created by student Mitchell Popielec.
The VA will determine if you are eligible for Military Educational Benefits and what type of benefit you are eligible to receive. To qualify, apply for VA education and training benefits online, in person, or request an application over the phone. The VA will approve or reject your application of benefits and notify you of the decision.
You may use any of the following steps to apply for your Military Educational Benefits:
You will need the following documents to apply for Military Educational Benefits:
As a veteran, you may need a copy of your DD-214 when applying for Military Educational Benefits. The National Archives' National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) stores records of individual military service pertaining to former service members who no longer have a service obligation. The Department of Defense may also be able to assist in obtaining a DD-214.
The average time to process educational claims is: 30 days.
You should receive a confirmation from the VA in the mail indicating that your application has been received. You will receive a Certificate of Eligibility (COE), or award letter, in the mail if the VA has approved your application. The COE will verify the type of education benefit you are eligible for, as well as the number of months for which you are entitled to the benefit.
Submit the required documents to the School Certifying Official (SCO) in the Office of the University Registrar (UREG). You can fax the COE, scan and email a copy, or submit it in person to UREG.
UREG:Chapter 31 recipients must have their counselor submit VA Form 28-1905 to UREG. UREG will verify enrollment to the VA. Student Financial Services (SFS) will manage invoicing the VA.
SFS:If you used Military Educational Benefits at another institution, you must notify the VA of the change. To notify the VA, complete the online Change of Program (VA Form 22-1995) or Change of Place of Training Form (22-5495). You must submit a copy of the completed form to UREG and the VA in order to use your benefits while attending UVA.
To view the status of your Military Educational Benefits, you can create an online account at https://www.vets.gov/education/apply/#modal
or https://www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefits/homepage.
Information on how to apply to the University of Virginia can be found below. Some schools within the university have their own admissions process.
All applications are submitted through the Common Application.
Early Action Deadline: November 1
Regular Decision Deadline: January 1
General Email Inquiries: undergradadmission@virginia.edu
Application Updates: uvaapplicationinfo@virginia.edu
Veterans should contact the Office of Undergraduate Admission regarding any application fee waivers related to military status.
US Postal Service Address:
P.O. Box 400160
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA 22904Overnight/Express Mail Address:
190 McCormick Road
Peabody Hall
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Students who need a provision decision before the standard timing due to Duty Under Instruction (Navy) (DUINS) or Long Term Health Education and Training (Army) (LTHET) deadlines can contact gradnursing@virginia.edu for more assistance.
The University of Virginia School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) serves adult learners by providing access to educational experiences that blend academic scholarship with workplace relevance. Throughout Virginia and beyond, SCPS opens the doors of UVA to thousands of nontraditional students seeking part-time degree and certificate programs offered at convenient times using online and classroom delivery modes. Visit www.scps.virginia.edu to learn more.
SCPS serves military and veterans with part-time and online programs. Visit www.scps.virginia.edu/military for specific information on:
- FAQs for Active Duty Military and Veterans
- UVA Veterans’ Affairs Coordinator
- Tuition and Fees
- Financial Resources
- MyCAA Scholarships for Military Spouses
Additional information about the Law School Admissions Office is available at this link: http://content.law.virginia.edu/admissions
580 Massie Road
Charlottesville, VA 22903-1738
Phone: 434-924-7351
Fax: 434-982-2128
Email: admissions@law.virginia.edu
www.law.virginia.edu/admissions
The University of Virginia provides need-based financial aid based on the cost of attendance less the expected family contribution, scholarships, and other resources.
Please note: Scholarships or other benefits from University or outside sources have an impact on the type and amount of aid that Student Financial Services may award a student, often resulting in a revision to a student's financial aid award.
Whether you are applying early action or regular decision—or just trying to decide if UVA might be right for you—read up on what documents are required and what the deadline is for applying for all forms of need-based aid. Visit this page for more information: http://sfs.virginia.edu/newstudents
In order to be considered for institutional aid in the coming academic year, returning students must submit the CSS/PROFILE (College Scholarship Service) and Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1. See this page for more information: http://sfs.virginia.edu/current/undergrad
Graduate aid comes in many forms, including fellowships, scholarships, assistantships, wages, loans, and work study. Students can visit this page for more information: http://sfs.virginia.edu/current/grads
The Darden Financial Aid Office requires all students to complete the University Financial Aid Application (UFAA) including students that are not applying for financial aid (including loans). The UFAA is required by all students as it allows our office to collect information regarding military benefits, outside scholarships, employer assistance and additional information that our office would not be able to obtain from any other source.
How to apply for Federal loans:
How to apply for private/alternative student loans:
The Darden Financial Aid Office cannot recommend specific private lenders. While Federal loans typically offer certain benefits not found with private/alternative student loans, we encourage you to carefully research and consider all potential options.
Each branch of the military has its own application process, forms, and Tuition Assistance (TA) benefits. Please consult your Education Services Officer (ESO) to start the application process. Each branch of the military handles TA somewhat differently. Contact your branch for details on your eligibility and the branch's process for submitting the Tuition Assistance form.
Below are some tips to get you started:
Please note that if you are using TA and withdraw from a course prior to completing 60 percent of the course, you may be required to pay a portion of the tuition. A portion of that sum could be owed to the Department of Defense. Please see UVA’s Refund Policy regarding return of tuition assistance.
Contact your service branch for more information.
Refund Policy: http://sfs.virginia.edu/billing/refunds
How to apply for Darden scholarships: There is not a separate scholarship application. Scholarship consideration will be based on your admission application.
How students are considered for Darden scholarships:
How Darden scholarships impact Veterans Benefits:
How to contact the Darden Financial Aid Office:
Please email financialaid@darden.virginia.edu or call 434-924-7739.
Darden Financial Aid Website: http://www.darden.virginia.edu/web/MBA/Financial-Aid/Home/
The Financial Aid Office is available to all students on a walk-in basis, by appointment, by phone, and by email.
The Financial Aid Office provides a wide array of assistance, including, but not limited to:
You can find additional information about the Financial Aid Office at this link: http://content.law.virginia.edu/financialaid
Contacts
Each program listed on McIntire’s website has a financial aid section with information on various sources of aid. We encourage applicants to review this section for details about deadlines, eligibility, application requirements, as well as information on outside resources. https://www.commerce.virginia.edu/
UREG is the liaison between students and the Department of Veterans' Affairs for information about using educational benefits. To find out more about the resources available to active duty service members, veterans, reservists, guardsmen, and dependents, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/registrar/vabenefits.html
Arts & Sciences First-Years Only: Choose a General Education Curriculum
All incoming first-year students in the College of Arts & Sciences have been given the opportunity to choose a general education curriculum.
More information about this option can be found at: http://gened.as.virginia.edu/
In order to enroll in classes during Summer Orientation, students should review the three curriculum options and complete the curriculum application by the deadline below.
Available: May 8
Deadline: June 4
New students must request permission to enroll at the University, prior to registering for classes.
You are considered a new student if you were not enrolled for classes at the University in the previous three semesters (e.g., if you are enrolling for a spring class you need to request permission to enroll if you were not enrolled in classes during the previous fall, summer, or spring terms).
Visit the SCPS site for more information on enrolling in courses: http://www.scps.virginia.edu/register-for-a-class/new-student-registration
Summer Orientation for first-year and transfer students occurs in the month of July. First year students attend a two day session while transfer students attend a one day session determined by their academic year. All students should plan to attend all orientation-related programming during their assigned session.
Students should sign up for Orientation as soon as they pay their deposit and activate their UVA email. Orientation registration is typically open from early April until the end of July.
All information related to FAQs, Checklists, and packing lists can be found here: http://orientation.virginia.edu/
How to Apply for Your Benefits:
Only courses that apply to your degree or certificate plan will be certified.
Certain fees, such as, books, meals, lodging, health insurance, and other ineligible fees are not covered by the VA.
Notify UREG by email immediately when you withdraw, drop, add, or stop attending courses. This includes schedule changes made before classes begin. Your Military Educational Benefits may be adjusted as a result of these changes. Email: veteransbenefits@virginia.edu
For Chapter 33: Your enrollment, tuition, and fees will be certified before the start of the term, if all required documents have been received by UREG and you are enrolled in an approved course load.
For chapters 30, 35, 1606, 1607: Your enrollment will be certified before the start of the term, if all required documents have been received by UREG and you are enrolled in an approved course load. Tuition and fee information is reported for all students who are enrolled in less than ˝ time credits.
The SCO will certify your enrollment to the VA by submitting VA Form 22-1999 electronically. The VA will send a confirmation email to your official UVA email address indicating your enrollment has been certified.
Full-time status requires enrollment in 12 credit hours per term for Fall or Spring terms and 6 credit hours in Summer (except for those programs listed below).
Full-time status requires enrollment in 9 credit hours per term for Fall or Spring terms for the following programs
For Summer, J-Term, and non-standard terms, the VA calculates the rate of pursuit.
Full-time status requires enrollment in 12 credit hours in the Fall or Spring terms and 6 credit hours in Summer for all certificate programs.
If you're receiving the Montgomery GI Bill® Active Duty, MGIB - Selected Reserve GI Bill® or Reserve Educational Assistance Program (REAP), use the Web Automated Verification of Enrollment (WAVE) or call the toll free Interactive Voice Response (IVR) telephone line to verify your attendance at 1-877-VA-ECERT (1-877-823-2378).
You must verify your attendance each month:https://www.gibill.va.gov/wave/index.do
This can be done through the GI Bill® Home page (http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill/) by clicking “Verify School Attendance” on the right side of the page, or directly (https://www.gibill.va.gov/wave/index.do).
If you are receiving Post-9/11 GI Bill® benefits, you do not need to verify your attendance.
If you are receiving VEAP benefits, you do not need to verify your attendance.
The VA determines eligibility and payments in all cases. The amount requested is not a guaranteed payment and you are responsible for any outstanding balance that remains on your student financial account in SIS.
Tuition and fees are paid directly to the institution. Payments from the VA are expected, not guaranteed. Military Educational Benefits do not cover ineligible fees.
VA educational benefit payments are paid directly to the student. Students should establish direct deposit with the VA and with UVA.
Students are responsible for any balance that remains on their account. You may establish a payment plan with Student Financial Services by the due date.
If you are eligible for a housing allowance, you will receive the payment once the training time is determined by the VA. Your housing allowance is initiated when your enrollment certification is submitted to the VA.
Your Monthly Housing Allowance (MHA) is generally the same as the military Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) for an E-5 with dependents. Your MHA is based on the ZIP code of your approved site location.
The monthly housing allowance is paid at the nearest 10% level. For instance, if your training time is determined to be 58% as calculated above you will be paid 60% of the applicable housing allowance. If your training time is calculated to be 84%, you will be paid 80% of the applicable housing allowance.
Chapter 33 Only: An annual books and supplies stipend up to $1,000, paid proportionately, is paid to the student based on enrollment.
It is recommended that you establish direct deposit with the VA in order to receive funds electronically.
The Yellow Ribbon Program can help you pay for higher out-of-state, private school, or graduate school tuition that the Post-9/11 GI Bill® ® doesn't cover. The Post-9/11 GI Bill® ® pays up to all public in-state tuition and fees. However, additional funds may be available to the student through the Yellow Ribbon program. Institutions that voluntarily enter into a Yellow Ribbon Program Agreement with VA choose the amount of tuition and feeds to contribute. VA will match that amount and directly pay the institution up to 50% of the difference.
Who Is Eligible?
Individuals below who are entitled to the maximum benefit level, based on service requirements, may receive this funding.
Degree Level | School | Number of Students | Max School Contribution Amount (per year) |
---|---|---|---|
Undergraduate | All | 5 (Funds are granted on a first-come, first-serve basis) | $1,000 |
Graduate | Darden School of Business | Unlimited | $2,500 |
Graduate | Batten School of Leadership & Public Policy | Unlimited | $2,500 |
Graduate | School of Law | Unlimited | $2,500 |
Yellow Ribbon Contacts:
Undergraduate: Kiama Anthony Bishop: veteransbenefits@virginia.edu
Darden: Susan Loduha: sloduha@darden.virginia.edu
Law: Jennifer Hulvey: jennifer.hulvey@law.virginia.edu
Batten: Amanda Crombie: ajcrombie@virginia.edu
Student Financial Services (SFS) maintains a page that houses information on federal, state, and University of Virginia scholarships and grants. Visit the page here: http://sfs.virginia.edu/scholarships
Please note: Scholarships or other benefits from University or outside sources have an impact on the type and amount of aid that Student Financial Services may award a student, often resulting in a revision to a student's financial aid award.
The Farrell & Neall Scholarships are military-related scholarships managed by Student Financial Services:
Please contact the Office of Virginia Status with all questions regarding Residency/Domicile.
Office of Virginia Status:
Andrea Leeds Armstrong, Esq.
Asl5w@virginia.edu
Shirley Datu-Jackson
Sad2x@virginia.edu
P.O. Box 400160
Charlottesville, VA 22904
Phone: 434-982-3391
Fax: 434-982-2663
Email: vastatus@virginia.edu
The Code of Virginia, Section 23-7.4 provides alternate paths to in-state privileges. One is based upon the establishment of Virginia domicile; the other on present, active duty in the military coupled with residence in Virginia. The latter allows honorably discharged military veterans to receive in-state tuition. If an applicant is not eligible based upon Virginia domicile, ask whether he or she may be entitled based upon a military parent, spouse or legal guardian’s active duty or service as a veteran.
If neither parent chooses to establish domicile in Virginia, special federal and state provisions are still available for in-state tuition. These provisions are not mutually exclusive of one another or of the domicile process. This means that family members can claim the benefits of either or both provisions as long as the appropriate eligibility criteria are met for the benefits received.
Under the federal provision, if an active duty member is assigned permanent duty station to a Virginia location, the member and the member’s dependents are eligible for in-state tuition. Physical residence in Virginia is not required. Eligibility is based on continued enrollment of the student at the institution and is not impacted by a reassignment or move of the parents. Note that this provision does not include eligibility for state financial aid.
Section 702 of the Veterans Access, Choice and Accountability Act of 2014 (“Choice Act”), requires schools to charge in-state tuition and fee amounts to “covered individuals” using benefits under the Post-9/11 GI Bill® (Chapter 33) and Montgomery GI Bill®-Active Duty (Chapter 30) at public Institutions of Higher Learning (IHLs).
To demonstrate eligibility for in-state tuition rates, a student must:
Students must submit either a DD-214, DD-1300, or active duty orders.
Students are responsible for demonstrating eligibility for in-state tuition under the Choice Act.
If you are an active-duty service member or a veteran who was honorably discharged more than 3 years before your enrollment, please contact the Office of Virginia Status for questions on in-state eligibility.
Documents and questions can be sent to veteransbenefits@virginia.edu.
If you are an active-duty service member or a veteran who was honorably discharged more than 3 years before your enrollment, please contact the Office of Virginia Status (vastatus@virginia.edu) for questions on in-state eligibility.
Charlottesville Community-Based Outpatient Clinic
~7 miles from University of Virginia
590 Peter Jefferson Parkway
2nd Floor, Suite 250
Charlottesville, VA 22911
Website: https://www.richmond.va.gov/locations/Charlottesville.asp
Hours of Operation: 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Phone: 434-293-3890
Richmond, VA Medical Center – (a.k.a Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center)
~ 80 miles from University of Virginia - *potential toll roads*
1201 Broad Rock Blvd
Richmond, VA 23249
Website: https://www.richmond.va.gov/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RichmondVAMC
Hours of Operation: 24/7
Phone: 804-675-5000
Salem, VA Medical Center
~ 120 miles from University of Virginia
1970 Roanoke Blvd
Salem, VA 24153
Website: https://www.salem.va.gov/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SalemVAMC
Phone: 540-982-2463
Toll free: 888-982-2463
Hampton, VA Medical Center
~ 160 miles from University of Virginia
100 Emancipation Drive
Hampton, VA 23667
Website: https://www.hampton.va.gov/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HamptonVAMC
Hours of Operation: 24/7
Phone: 757-722-9961
You can apply by telephone, online (https://www.va.gov/healthbenefits/apply/), in-person, or by mail.
To get clear on the process go to: https://www.va.gov/HEALTHBENEFITS/apply/application_process.asp
Marine Corps League
Bradley T. Arms Detachment #1256
3025 Louisa Road
Keswick, VA 22947
(Same building as the American Legion Post #74)
Website: https://bradleytarmsdetachment.org/
Email: jphilbeard@gmail.com
American Legion
Post #74
3025 Louisa Road
Keswick, VA 22947
Mobile app: https://www.legion.org/mobileapps
Website: https://www.legionpost74.com/
Email: legionpost74@legionpost74.com
Phone: 434-977-1050
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post #1827
1170 River Road
Charlottesville, VA 22902
Website: http://myvfw.org/va/post1827/
Email: rlwyman@hotmail.com
Phone: 434-293-4847
Team RWB
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/teamrwbcharlottesville/
Website National: https://www.teamrwb.org/
Charlottesville Chapter: https://www.teamrwb.org/chapter/team-rwb-charlottesville-va/
**Create a national account first.
Chapter contact: Heather Forbes, Heath.forbes@teamrwb.org
* indicates Veteran Status
UREG
Kiama Anthony Bishop
Military Educational Benefits Coordinator
School Certifying Official
Carruthers Hall, First Floor
Phone: 434-924-4122
Fax: 434-924-4156
Email: veteransbenefits@virginia.edu
http://www.virginia.edu/registrar/vabenefits.html
Office of Virginia Status
Andrea Leeds-Armstrong,
Director
Peabody Hall
Phone: 434-982-3397
Fax: 434-982-2663
Email: asl5w@virginia.edu
http://vastatus.virginia.edu/
Active Duty and Veteran Support Group
Aaron Laushway,
Associate Dean of Students
Office of the Dean of Students
Gibbons Hall
Email: fal@virginia.edu
http://odos.virginia.edu/
UREG
Kerstin R. Lopez *
Academic Records Certification Specialist
School Certifying Official
Carruthers Hall, First Floor
Phone: 434-243-7744
Fax: 434-924-4156
Email: veteransbenefits@virginia.edu
http://www.virginia.edu/registrar/vabenefits.html
Student Financial Services (SFS)
Isaiah Behnke
Director, Student Account Operations
Email: imb9n@virginia.edu
Joyce Walton
Student Accounts Specialist
Email: jmw4ap@virginia.edu
Carruthers Hall
Phone: 434-982-6000
Fax: 434-982-5222
http://sfs.virginia.edu/
Student Disability Access Center (SDAC)
Debbie Berkeley,
Assistant Director
L036 Elson Student Health Building
400 Brandon Ave
PO Box 800760
Charlottesville, VA 22908-0760
Phone: 434-243-5184
Email: sdac@virginia.edu
https://sdac.studenthealth.virginia.edu/
School of Law
Jennifer Hulvey
Director of Financial Aid
Phone: 434.243.8632
Fax: 434.982.2128
Email: jennifer.hulvey@law.virginia.edu
http://content.law.virginia.edu/financialaid
School of Medicine
Katherine Yates
Registrar
Claude Moore Medical Education Building, Lane Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22908
Email: kam5vd@virginia.edu
Phone: 434.924.520
Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
Aaron Laushway
Associate Dean of Students
Office of the Dean of Students
Gibbons Hall
Email: fal@virginia.edu
http://odos.virginia.edu/
School of Continuing & Professional Studies
Hal Glover*
Manager of Accounts Receivable and Student Financial Records
104 Midmont Lane, PO Box 400764
Charlottesville, VA 22904
Zehmer Hall
Phone: 434.243.1156
Email: hng2n@virginia.edu
http://www.scps.virginia.edu/military
School of Law
Cordel L. Faulk
Assistant Dean & Chief Admissions Officer
University of Virginia School of Law
580 Massie Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22903-1738
434.924.4869 | fax: 434.982.2128
cfaulk@law.virginia.edu
School of Architecture
Tashana Starks
Academic & Student Support Services Coordinator
Room 201 Campbell Hall
Campbell Hall P.O. Box 400122 Charlottesville VA 22904
Phone: 434.982.2811
Fax: 434.924.3119
Email: tdp2m@virginia.edu
http://www.arch.virginia.edu
Darden School of Business
Heather Williamson
Assistant Director of Financial Aid
University of Virginia
Darden School of Business
P.O. Box 6550
Charlottesville, VA 22906
Phone: 434.924.7739
Fax: 434.243.5033
Email: williamsonh@darden.virginia.edu
UVA Career Center
Michelle Ball
Associate Director
1815 Stadium Road
Bryant Hall at Scott Stadium
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Email: mball@virginia.edu
434.924.8900
www.career.virginia.edu
Student Activities and Contracted Independent Organizations (CIOs)
Kelly Chambers
Program Coordinator for CIO Support
Newcomb Hall, First Floor
Student Activities
Office of the Dean of Students (ODOS)
University of Virginia
Phone: 434.924.7381
Email: kmc2sq@virginia.edu
http://studentactivities.virginia.edu/
Transfer Student Association
Elizabeth Ozment
Association Dean & Professor
College of Arts & Sciences
Monroe Hall
Phone: 434.924.3350
Email: ewo5n@virginia.edu
Contemplative Sciences Center
Kyle Bowman*
Administrator
Contemplative Sciences Center
University of Virginia
102 Cresap Road, room 103
PO Box 400290
Charlottesville, VA 22903-4290
Email: klb9u@virginia.edu
Phone: 434.243.0646
http://www.uvacontemplation.org/
Tuition Assistance and VMSDEP
Naomi Crawford
Military Contracts Supervisor
Student Financial Services
Phone: 434.924.4256
Email: nrc9e@virginia.edu
Office for Equal Opportunity and Civil Rights
Rachel Spraker
Compliance Director for Equity and Affirmative Action
Washington Hall, East Range
Email: ras7c@virginia.edu
Phone: 434.243.6439
Writing Center
Academic and Professional Writing Program
Claire Chantell
234 Bryan Hall
Phone: 434.924.3815
Email: cc2de@virginia.edu
http://professionalwriting.as.virginia.edu/welcome-writing-center
Elson Student Health Center
Rafael Triana, Ph.D., LCSW*
Psychoanalyst
Assistant Professor
Psychiatric and Neurobehavioral Sciences
Counseling and Psychological Services
PO Box 800760
400 Brandon Avenue
Charlottesville, Virginia 22908-0760
Tel: 434.243.5150
Fax: 434.243.6693
E-mail: rt9x@virginia.edu
After hours crisis number: 434.243.5150
Curry School of Education
Sheilah Sprouse
Curry Academic Records Specialist
102 Ruffner Hall
Email: sgs9w@virginia.edu
Phone: 434.924.0742
https://curry.virginia.edu/admissions
College of Arts and Sciences
Shawn Lyons (Association Dean)
Assistant Dean and Professor
206 Monroe Hall
PO Box 400133
Charlottesville, VA 22904
Phone: 434.924.8873
Email: stl8m@virginia.edu
Data Science Institute
Myra Blanchard
Assistant Director, Career Advising, Data Science & Analytics
Dell 1
P.O. Box 400249
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Email: ef8t@virginia.edu
https://datascience.virginia.edu/
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Barbara Graves
Graduate Engineering Registrar
School of Engineering and Applied Science
351 McCormick Rd., Thornton Hall
Room A108
P.O. Box 400242
University of Virginia
Phone: 434.924.3897
Email: bgraves@virginia.edu
https://engineering.virginia.edu/
McIntire School of Commerce
A J Baglioni Jr. (Tony)
Associate Professor
343 Rouss/Robertson Halls, East Lawn
Phone: 434.924.4961
Email: ajb2t@comm.virginia.edu
School of Nursing
Austin Stajduhar
Assistant Dean for Admissions and Financial Aid
Claude Moore Nursing Education Building
Room 1025
P.O. Box 800826
Charlottesville, VA 22908-0826
Phone: 434.924.0066
Email: ans6n@virginia.edu
https://www.nursing.virginia.edu/
Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy
Amanda Crombie
Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy
Garrett Hall, L052
435 McCormick Road
Charlottesville, VA 22904
Phone: 434.243.9976
Email: ajcrombie@virginia.edu
http://batten.virginia.edu/
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Jesse Rogers
Registrar Undergraduate Programs
Thornton Hall A122
351 McCormick Road
P.O. Box 400233
Phone: 434.924.6326
Email: jr7up@virginia.edu
https://engineering.virginia.edu/
Orientation & New Student Programs
Sarah Dodge
Assistant Director
Gibbons House
425 Treehouse Drive
PO Box 400181
Charlottesville, VA 22904
Email: orientation@virginia.edu
http://orientation.virginia.edu/
McIntire School of Commerce
Janelle Perron Jennings
Associate Director of Academic Operations
Student Services Suite
163 Rouss/Robertson Halls, East Lawn
Phone: 434.924.7533
Email: jpj7b@comm.virginia.edu
Office of Undergraduate Admission
Gregory W. Roberts
Dean of Undergraduate Admissions
Peabody Hall
190 McCormick Road
P.O. Box 400160
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Phone: 434.982.3200
Fax: 434.924.7674
Email: groberts@virginia.edu
Email: undergradadmission@virginia.edu
https://admission.virginia.edu/
Contact Information
The Office of the University Registrar (UREG) is the liaison between students and the Department of Veterans’ Affairs for information about using educational benefits.
Mailing Address:
UREG (Office of the University Registrar)
P.O. Box 400203
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4203Office Location:
Carruthers Hall, South Entrance
1001 N Emmet St
Charlottesville, VA 22903-4833
Phone: 434-924-4122
Fax: 434-924-4156
Email: veteransbenefits@virginia.edu
To learn more about resources available to military-affiliated students, please visit:
http://www.virginia.edu/registrar/vabenefits.html
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.