To our Sonoran University Veterans: we are proud to have you here, and we thank you for your service!

Sonoran University's Naturopathic Medicine (ND), Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition (MSCN), Master of Science in Nutrition Business Leadership (MSNBL), and Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (MSCMHC) programs have been approved by the Arizona State Approving Agency for VA educational benefits and we participate in the Yellow Ribbon program.

Sonoran University is committed to providing the support needed to help our servicemen and women adjust to graduate school life. The mission of the Veterans Support Services Group (VSSG) is to facilitate a smooth transition from military life to our professional degree program by providing veterans with a strong support system and centralized "vet-friendly" services. 

The Veteran Support Services Group provides the direct support necessary for academic, personal and/or vocational success. Through coordination of college, local, state, and federal programs and series, the VSSG aims at providing comprehensive services information in one convenient place intended to assist veterans and their dependents achieve their educational goals.

In addition to the VSSG, the Veterans Support Services Team is composed of Sonoran University of Health Sciences faculty, staff, Student Veterans of America (SVA) group, and student services who want to ensure the needs of veteran students are met.

• Sonoran University Veterans Affairs Office: For students who have questions about VA educational benefits and the Yellow Ribbon program
• Sonoran University Human Resources Office: For employees and community members who have questions about VA resources
• GI Bill® Statement of Benefits: Benefits to help you pay for college, graduate school, and training programs
• Arizona’s Military/Veteran Resource Network: Provides resources to military members and their families
• Veterans Crisis Line: 24/7, confidential crisis support
• VA Welcome Kit Download: A guide to the benefits and services you have earned
• US Army Survivor Outreach Services: Provides long-term support to surviving families of fallen Soldiers. While this organization is contracted through the Army, they can also be of assistance to other military branches
• Department of Defense Education Services Office: Assistance with GI Bill ® applications/transfers, general education counseling, and Federal Tuition Assistance
• Department of Defense ArmyIgnitED: Access to educational opportunities, support and guidance
• VA Regional Loan Center: Assistance with home loans, refinancing, financial counseling, among others
• VA Homeless Assistance
• U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
• VA Transition Assistance Program (TAP): Provides information, resources and tools to service members and their loved ones to help prepare the move from military to civilian life

GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).