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U.Va. employees
University Human Resources provides an Education Benefits Program
that went into effect July 1, 2008. A core component of the program is tuition
benefits, designed to provide Employees and their Schools and Departments with
centrally-provided financial support for employee educational, vocational and
professional development opportunities, in accordance with State policy. Full
and part-time Academic Division employees, including classified and university
staff and faculty, with one year of benefits-eligible service, can request up to
$2000 per calendar year in tuition benefits for eligible courses.
Employees choosing to enroll as a part-time non-degree seeking student
in the regular On Grounds credit courses of the University of Virginia*
will do so through the Community Scholar Program. Please follow the
How to Enroll instructions. You will also need to
Request permission from University Human Resources using the Education
Benefits and Enrollment Form
(at UHR link below.) . See sidebar on left for further details on semester tuition and
calendar, administrative policies, and grade and enrollment changes. It
is recommended that you receive permission from the instructor to take
the course before requesting your Educational Benefits through UHR.
For more information on the Education Benefits
Program, please visit the
UHR Benefits website.
Please note:
- Schools and Departments may provide
additional, departmentally-funded financial support for employee
education, vocational and professional development, in accordance
with State policy, by providing a PTAO and appropriate signature on the
Education Benefits Enrollment Form.
- Course and Credit Limits: Community
Scholars may take up to two classes each semester. University
employees must not exceed 7 undergraduate credits or 6 graduate
credits.
*Community Scholars cannot enroll in School of Law or Medicine courses.
The Curry School of Education does offer courses to employees/community
members. Registration is handled directly by the Curry School. For
information, contact the Curry School’s Office of Admissions,
434-924-3334, 104 Ruffner Hall.
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