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= Student Affairs for the College of Allied Health Professions =
== Student Affairs for the College of Allied Health Professions ==
== Tuition and Fees ==
=== [http://unmc.edu/financialaid/apply-aid/cahp/cost.html Tuition and Fees] ===
Tuition and fees charges are subject to change without notice. The current tuition and fee rates are available on the UNMC [http://www.unmc.edu/financialaid Financial Aid website]. Estimated Tuition and Related Expenses for each program are available on each program’s [http://unmc.edu/alliedhealth/education/index.html website]. 


Students who withdraw from the University during any term for which they are registered may be entitled to a refund of the portion of the tuition, based on the UNMC Tuition refund schedule. To view the UNMC Tuition Refund schedule, refer to the UNMC [http://www.unmc.edu/financialaid Financial Aid website].
=== [http://unmc.edu/financialaid/index.html Financial Aid and Scholarships] ===


== Financial Aid and Scholarships ==
=== [http://www.unmc.edu/studentservices/academic-records/residency.html Residency] ===
The University of Nebraska Medical Center offers several financial aid opportunities to assist students in the financing of their health professions education. The UNMC Office of Financial Aid administers four basic types of aid; academic scholarship, grants, loans, and student employment.  


In addition, the College of Allied Health Professions has established scholarships in the name of recipients of the “Outstanding Service to the Allied Health Professions” award. A $500 scholarship is granted annually to an allied health student in the name of the award recipient on the basis of scholarship and/or financial need.  
=== Military and Veterans Benefits ===
The College of Allied Health Professions proudly supports the educational aspirations of all active duty military and veterans of the United States Armed Forces. All CAHP programs adhere to the policies of each branch of the US Armed Forces in order to work with active duty military personnel who are eligible for tuition assistance. Students who have questions about using military tuition assistance and other military benefits should contact UNMC [http://www.unmc.edu/financialaid/types-aid/VA_BENEFITS/index.html Financial Services].


Students who withdraw should refer to the UNMC Financial Aid Office for details on possible repayment. For more information on financial aid, see the [http://www.unmc.edu/financialaid Financial Aid website]
The Department of Veteran Affairs has approved all of the CAHP academic programs for VA benefits. All men and women planning to attend a program in the College of Allied Health Professions who are eligible for educational assistance and vocational rehabilitation administered by the Veterans Administration, including the Montgomery GI Bill and the Post 9/11 GI Bill, should contact the Office of [http://www.unmc.edu/studentservices/academic-records/index.html Academic Records] with any questions prior to registration. Additionally, UNMC is a Post 9/11 GI Bill Yellow Ribbon Program participant.
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