Congratulations Graduates

Being in the military, especially the infantry, I was honestly afraid to start my degree. But even with heavy training, my professors were always willing to work with me. The classes were set up fairly easy. I never had an issue contacting my professor with questions.

Daniel W., AA in Business Administration and Management

Completing my degree program was definitely a significant milestone in my life. Throughout my academic journey, I faced many obstacles along the way that required determination and hard work to overcome. One of the major challenges I encountered was managing my time wisely. Balancing coursework full-time, my full-time job, and personal responsibilities often felt very overwhelming. I had a lot of moments where I was doubting myself on if I will graduate. However, my husband, family, and friends were a huge source of unwavering support throughout my academic journey. Their words of encouragement and belief in my potential fueled my resilience to keep on going and I can't thank them enough for everything.

Haley C., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Completing my degree program was not easy, but perseverance and determination kept me going. There were moments when I felt overwhelmed by challenges, yet I reminded myself why I started this journey. Balancing family, work, and school required discipline, but I pushed through by staying focused on my goals.

Chasity L., AAS in Medical Administrative Assistant

Earning my degree has been a journey of perseverance and determination. Balancing work, life, and studies was not easy, but I remained focused on my goal. There were times I felt overwhelmed, but I kept pushing forward, knowing that each step brought me closer to success. Late nights, early mornings, and countless sacrifices became part of the process. This achievement is a reminder that no matter how tough the road gets, dedication, hard work and perseverance will always lead to success!

Nasiba P., MS in Information Management Technology

For me, this was really difficult. I work a full-time job, and I finished my projects after work or on my days off. Eleven years ago, I began my paralegal degree, but for whatever reason, I stopped going to college. I was informed that I would have to start over when I made the decision to return to college. What I was hearing was unbelievable. I then obtained the information after seeing an announcement from UA Grantham. I was overjoyed to complete the paralegal degree I had begun eleven years prior.

Julia P., AA in Paralegal Studies

Grantham University gave me a sense belonging to a piece of myself that made me feel like I could accomplish something great. I took a break for a long time and decided to come back to finish my degree because I met a college professor name Dr. Andrea Hunt who teaches at UNA, who mentored me through a lot of hardships and gave me hope to believe I can accomplish anything even through hardships. After listening to her story and seeing how much she accomplished, I became inspired to stop waiting for my life to live me, and decided to live life and finish my degree. The staff at Grantham helped me get back on track and here I am, graduating with my degree.

Angela T., AA in Business Administration and Management

I began my education journey in 2014 at 36 years old. I had to take a break from studies many times when life threw me in a different direction. However, I knew I never wanted to give up on this goal. I lost my husband in 2023 and this propelled me forward into finishing. I knew he wanted that degree for me. My student advisor and instructors have been by my side every step of the way and here I am! A graduate of the University of Arkansas at Grantham.

Linda D., BA in Multidisciplinary Studies

I have been physically disabled since 2021, and suffer from multiple issues daily that make school extremely hard for me. And the fact that I have maintained the level of academic success that I have is a testament to my willpower and want of this achievement in my life. There were bumps along the way, but nothing worth fighting for comes easy. I worked hard to get here and had lots if support from both the school and my family, and it definitely makes the difference.

Timothy L., BA in Cybersecurity

I started my journey on the recommendation of a co-worker when I was working a temporary job. She was obtaining her Masters degree through our school, so I applied in 2023 and started. During this time and 2 years of working temp jobs, I finally got a tremendous opportunity and pursuing this degree was critical to obtaining my new position. My mother had a terrible accident and passed away last August, I almost quit school because it was so devastating when I lost her. She always had my back and I felt so lost. I finally realized I was so close to finishing and I wanted to make her proud.

Amie P., BBA in Business Administration - Human Resource Management Concentration

I took this college degree slow and steady as I work and had a small child. My child is older now and I have set an example that even though I went at a slower pass it is well worth it. I have set the tone. My daughter is now a freshman in high school and is already taking her ACT's and will be starting college as Junior in high school.

Michelle S., BS in Accounting

I was motivated by the desire to make my parents proud. As the first in my family to get a Master's degree, this is a very proud moment.

Chukwuma O., MBA in Business Administration - Information Management

I work for the State of Arkansas and have been in positions in HR, admin, and finance. I found finance to be my happy place. I also found I could not get promoted without a degree. In the journey that has been my past three years, I have found I had to drop the busy things in my life and focus on school and family, when I wasn't working. We have had challenges and times that I really wanted to take a break. Having family and friends to encourage me through this season of life has been instrumental in my success.

Carole B., BS in Accounting

In 2012, after ensuring my four children completed their education, I finally pursued my own. With years of leadership experience from McDonald’s and the Army, I knew formal education would refine my skills. Balancing work, family, and studies was challenging, but I embraced it. My MBA in Information Management deepened my understanding of how technology drives business success. This journey wasn’t just for me—it set an example for my children and grandchildren. Education has no age limit, and persistence pays off. Now, with my MBA, I’m ready to lead, innovate, and inspire in the next chapter of my career.

Andrew W., MBA in Business Administration - Information Management

In April of 2023 I received the news that I had melanoma cancer stage 3 that had spread to my lymph nodes. When I heard I had the C word I thought my life was over, I always wanted to go back to nursing school but never had the time. I believe something good came out of all this, it gave me the time to go back to school, even though being sick from the chemo, I never stopped. I pushed and 2 years later I am going to be the first one out of my family to graduate college. I am so excited and blessed to have been able to go through schooling to be able to achieve my dream job in nursing. I want to thank all my teachers who helped me and was understanding and my student advisor Lance for always checking on me. And a huge thank you to my fiancé Kalab.

Candy T., AAS in Medical Administrative Assistant

My college journey can be summed up in a series of twists and turns that weren't quite what I ever planned for but ultimately led to this place. Having a love of learning is not the same as having to do courses for the achievement of a degree. It is what helped me to make the final push to complete my degree though. When I sat down to talk to my professional mentor about finishing my degree they told me to be "fearless in my pursuit of my own development."

Faithful V., BBA in Business Administration

Pursuing higher education is a journey filled with triumphs, setbacks, and moments of self-doubt. As I near the completion of my degree in Technology Management at Grantham University, I reflect on the resilience and perseverance that brought me to this point. Balancing academics, work, and personal responsibilities has been challenging, but my unwavering commitment to success and the support of key individuals in my life have helped me push through adversity. One particular piece of advice that has stayed with me came from a mentor early in my teaching career. She told me, "Resilience is not about never falling; it’s about always getting back up." These words resonated with me during moments of doubt.

Christina S., MS in Information Management Technology

These past few years have been incredibly difficult for me. I have had to overcome a lot, and through it all my grades were still relatively excellent and I am proud of my determination through all of this. The biggest help with this has been the birth of my daughter as I now have a reason to be my best and what I do today will affect her years down the line. My fiancée helped me along the way by taking a larger share of the responsibility of my daughter so I can complete this degree.

Sean B., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

Anna Jacobs was my student advisor for the majority of my journey. There were several times that I had to take a break from studies, but she was always there to get me back into the classes. Anytime I had a question, she would respond to my emails quickly with details on how to move forward.

Linda D., BA in Multidisciplinary Studies

Christina McBroom was the best advisor. If I had a problem and couldn't solve it, she worked hard to help me get to the root of the problem.

Chasity L., AAS in Medical Administrative Assistant

Sarah Steger has been incredibly supportive throughout my entire master’s degree journey. From the very beginning, she has always been kind, patient, and easy to communicate with. She regularly checks in through emails, texts, and calls to make sure I have everything I need, which has made my experience at UA Grantham so much smoother. Her dedication and encouragement have truly made a difference in my academic success, and I am so grateful for her unwavering support!

Nasiba P., MS in Information Management Technology

I've tried to do online school before and it was all self-paced, with no deadlines, no support, no interactions, and I ultimately failed to complete my degree in that program. Christina McBroom's micro-touches of support provided a cheerleader who was genuinely invested in my success and a connection to the university despite being an online student. Christina truly made the program feel like it was more than just me doing the work and celebrating the littles wins.

Faithful V., BBA in Business Administration

From day one, Tammy Anderson went above and beyond to stay in touch and make sure I felt genuinely supported. I had different advisors throughout my journey, and they were all great, but Tammy went above and beyond. That kind of attentiveness not only brightened my day every time we spoke, but it also made me feel like she truly cared about my progress and well-being. Beyond her warmth and kindness, Tammy managed to keep everything professional while still creating a comfortable, encouraging environment. She consistently offered me great advice and empowering words that boosted my confidence and helped me navigate challenging moments. She even worked diligently to make sure I had everything I needed for a class. There was an issue of missing the required equipment to start a class and she not only made sure that it was taken care of but also kept me updated. So admirable and professional.

Jafet C., AS in Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology

I have had three or four student advisors and each of them has been diligent in checking in throughout each term and taking care of any issues I have needed help with. I also greatly appreciate the financial team who also diligently work to ensure all forms are taken care of and funding is found.

Carole B., BS in Accounting

As a student who has nearly always struggled with math classes of any kind I had anticipated this course would be a huge barrier for me to graduation, especially being a core class. However, Professor Janet Wyatt went above and beyond to help me understand the concepts and explain them in terms that I could not only understand but also retain. I ultimately completed the course with a B and I credit a huge amount of that to the professor encouraging me, asking questions that helped me reach the correct answer, and providing 1:1 virtual sessions.

Faithful V., BBA in Business Administration

Dr. Eugene Lloyd was an instructor of excellence. He gave excellent feedback, always responded to his emails, and gave me personally, a vote of confidence. I almost dropped the class but Dr. Lloyd helped change my mind and I was able to get through a difficult subject with an A! His response to me made a difference.

Linda D., BA in Multidisciplinary Studies

Ever since I can remember, math has always been my worst subject. I thought I wouldn't perform well in Janet Wyatt's class at the start of the term. I was surprised to find it difficult, but I managed to complete it and excelled in her class.

Julia P., Paralegal Studies

I do not remember the professor's name but it was for College Algebra from 08/11/21 to 10/5/21. I have always struggled with testing in that class. This was my 2nd attempt as the first instructor told me to get over myself and the fear of testing. This new professor understood my struggles and even called me at home to help me. She assured me I would pass even if I didn't test well. I was ready to quite school and give up but she encouraged me not to and helped me. The first professor could have cared less.

Michelle S., BS in Accounting

Michael Harden's teaching methods in the two courses (HRM355 and HRM370) really helped me to understand Human Resources and the core of following the laws related to employment processes. He responded with any question I asked and was prompt with grading.

Amie P., BBA in Business Administration - Human Resource Management Concentration

UA Grantham has many instructors that are interactive and give quality feedback. However, the instructor who made the greatest impact on me is John Wagner. Through the Principles of Leadership course, Mr. Wagner allowed me to see that leadership is more than the power of a position. It is standing up for yourself and others, in an ethical way, while understanding the strengths and weaknesses of others. Since this course, I have made a change in my career that has been extremely positive.

Carole B., BS in Accounting

As a healthcare administrator, my journey to achieving my academic goals was marked by significant challenges, with the rigorous coursework required for my Associate in Healthcare Administration. By applying these strategies, I successfully completed my Associate in Healthcare Administration, achieving a strong academic record. This accomplishment not only deepened my understanding of the healthcare system but also empowered me to take on leadership roles within my organization, enabling me to make informed decisions that positively impact patient care and operational efficiency.

Briauna C., AAS in Healthcare Administration

Between juggling two jobs, being a full time mom and a full time student, it was a challenge some days I fell asleep trying to complete an assignment. But one quote stayed with me from high school, "Begin with the end in mind." I kept this quote in my head, because everything must end and you must know what your end goal is. So even if things get tough, you keep pushing and keeping swimming the reward will be greater.

Shaneka T., Certificate - Medical Administrative Assistant

Completing my degree has been an incredibly rewarding journey. There were times when I doubted myself and faced setbacks, but I remained focused on my end goal. The key to my perseverance was maintaining a strong sense of purpose and breaking down the challenges into manageable steps. During tough moments, my husband's encouragement and my children's words, Don't give up, you are strong, talented, and determined, kept me going. Their love and belief in me pushed me to keep striving. Today, I'm proud to see that persistence has led me to this moment of achievement.

Brittany M., MHA in Healthcare Administration

Completing my degree has been my goal for over twenty years. Graduating with my BBA in Human Resource Management is a rewarding milestone. Achieving this milestone had its challenges with trying to balance military duty responsibilities and a lot of travel and balancing personal issues and a personal life. There were semesters that I felt overwhelmed and considered taking a break, but I persevered because I saw the light at the end of the tunnel. I wanted to achieve my goal. My family and friends, along with wanting to set a good example as a leader and parent, pushed me to strive for excellence and not give up. Completing my degree is a testament to not only my hard, but also to my support system and cheerleaders along the way.

Leslie B., BBA in Business Administration - Human Resource Management Concentration

Even through the worst times, I still persevered to accomplish this goal of mine. This signifies that I am capable of anything as long as I put my mind and heart into it.

Brent A., BBA in Business Administration

Getting this degree was very important to me. I would like to thank all those people who pushed me to succeed. I would most importantly like to thank my kids for being my motivation. Being able to give them something to strive for was really important to me. Getting this degree did not come without challenges. Even though it did, I was still able to overcome them and obtain this degree.

Arthur T., AA in Criminal Justice

I pursued my criminal justice degree after I saw firsthand how unfair the justice system can be. The journey wasn't easy. I faced moments of doubt and wanted to give up, but my husband, daughter, and son reminded me why I had to keep going. Their unwavering support pushed me to persevere. This degree represents more than just hard work; it's a symbol of resilience, dedication, and my commitment to making a difference. I hope to use my education to help others navigate the justice system and fight for fairness.

Lisa Q., BA in Criminal Justice

I started my educational journey about 20 years ago but I was faced head on with adversities and challenges. I wanted more, I wanted to do this while my parents were alive, I wanted to be an example to my daughter as she was growing up. I promised my daughter that when she graduates from high school in 2026, that we can both be on the path to completing our educational journey together with our bachelors degrees.

Sharon A., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Nichole Thompson has been there with me every step of the way. Not only did she encourage me when I felt like giving up, she would frequently call to make sure I was doing ok and allow to vent my frustrations about class. The unwavering kindness and support has not only made me respect her as my advisor, but I feel as if I made a friend.

Felicia P., AAS in Medical Administrative Assistant

Not long after classes started, my husband passed away. Everything about my life changed. I was left to raise a six year old alone. It was pretty hard to keep up in my classes through the grief. It was a struggle, but I knew if I was gonna have to be on my own I needed to finish this. I need to have something to offer when I go on the job search. My son is what drove me to finish. This experience has kind of made me want to go further with my education. I have high hopes for the futures of both my son and myself.

Resi S., Certificate - Medical Coding and Billing

Pursuing my Master's in Information Management - Project Management while working full-time was challenging. Balancing work, multiple degrees, and life often felt overwhelming, but I pushed through with perseverance and determination. A former mentor told me, Success isn't about avoiding obstacles but navigating through them, and that advice kept me going. Late nights, tight deadlines, and sacrifices were tough, but the reward is worth it. This journey strengthened my resilience and leadership, proving that persistence leads to success. #UAGranthamGrad

Fletcher W., MS in Information Management - Project Management

The help of all staff I ever encountered within UA Grantham have been nothing short of amazing. Pushing me through during the harder times and acknowledging the process in the good times have made me so happy for my choice to not just come back to school but to be here at UA Grantham. I am beyond thankful.

Megan K., AA in Criminal Justice

This journey to graduating with my bachelor's was not easy. What started out as a trying journey ended up being an amazing one. I decided to continue to pursue my degree in 2021. With the help of my amazing husband and Julie Traylor, who never gave up on me, I decided to return to school and finish where I left off. With the merge of Eversity and UA Grantham, I definitely was able to continue my education and now I am so happy to be at the finish line.

Aaliyah B., BBA in Business Administration

Professor Hodges went above and beyond to help me during a time I was frustrated about an exam and it seemed as though nothing was working for me.

Shaneka T., Certificate - Medical Administrative Assistant

Anna Jacobs was truly dedicated to making my education journey at Grantham as smooth as possible. She went above and beyond to accommodate my military and personal schedule. She assisted with technical issues I experienced with a couple courses, which was very stressful. She showed compassion and support, resulting in my stress being reduced. Anna has a genuine, compassionate and professional approach, and her commitment to my success made a profound impact on my experience at Grantham.

Leslie B., BBA in Business Administration - Human Resource Management Concentration

Jaclyn Hansen has been my advisor for the remainder of my terms and she has been so supportive! I appreciate all her hard work keeping me on track and helping me succeed

Jayme C., BBA in Business Administration - Human Resource Management Concentration

Julie Traylor and Nichole Thompson both went above and beyond from my first day with Eversity and the transition into UA Grantham. I originally was nervous about the transition because I didn't know how it would affect me after the merge. They both made sure that I was comfortable through the transition and on until finishing up undergrad. I truly appreciate you both for all that you did to make this entire process easy for me!

Aaliyah B., BBA in Business Administration

Derek Loux was an amazing instructor. I loved the way he graded assignments because of the thorough feedback he would give every time. He was always responsive quickly to emails and very helpful.

Jessica L., AA in Paralegal Studies

Dr. Errol Waithe was a superb instructor that was always available and provided exceptional instruction to his students. University of Grantham is lucky to have such a great instructor.

Kevin M., MS in Information Management Technology

Dr. Rebecca Falin is a great example of a professor who understands that we are online students, juggling school, work, life, families, and everything else that happens. I am a law enformenet professional in the busy city of New Orleans. She did not hesitate at all to assist me when things got overwhelming for me.

Larry P., AA in Business Administration and Management

Professor William "Bill" Williams definitely made a huge difference in my school journey. He made sure that if I needed any help on any assignment or if I needed anything that he had an open door policy and always provided his upmost respect and help at any time.

Aaliyah B., BBA in Business Administration

Professor Jim Pope made a significant impact by using his professional background in policing to enhance our learning. He ensured that everything we studied was accurate and grounded in real-world experience. He also encouraged us to think critically about the criminal justice system and inspired us to pursue meaningful change within it.

Lisa Q., BA in Criminal Justice

Richard Sayles really exemplified what it meant to be an instructor when it comes to helping to understand what is being taught as well as putting them in position to succeed.

Arthur T., AA in Criminal Justice

Sunni Davis has been one of my most trusted and helpful teachers in the nearing 20 years of my education. I was homeschooled before I joined Grantham, so I came into this online world absolutely terrified. Sunni Davis made me feel confident in the first semester of my college journey, teaching me how to write, think, and behave like a college student with grace, gentleness, and patience. She gave me self-efficacy when considering the rest of my degree and I still think about the lessons she taught me. I left her class feeling so welcomed and at home really. I think about her all the time; I hope she is doing well.

Meredith G., BS in Information Systems

Alec Tillery provided amazing guidance and excelled in all my questions for the many concerns throughout the process of my degree.

Guillermo M., MBA in Business Administration

Alexandra Koerner is my student advisor and has always been there for me when I needed her and has always encouraged me throughout this process.

Rebecca S., AAS in Healthcare Administration

Danah Haley was very helpful throughout my time at UA Grantham. She was patient, understanding, and did her best to help with all class scheduling needs.

Jessie H., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

My student advisor, William Tyson, always answered my emails quickly and always had an answer for me. When I could not get help from the financial aid department, he would email them, include me along, and always helped get me an answer. He never got upset with me, even when I was undecisive.

Jessica L., AA in Paralegal Studies

A little more than two years ago, I made the decision to commit to my educational journey and finally complete my bachelors degree - about ten years in the making! Motivated by the career opportunities my degree would support in an effort to provide for my young son (1.5 at the time), I sought out online programs that would apply to my career in HR and offer the flexibility required of a single mother with a full-time job. I quickly came across this degree program offered at UA Grantham and matched! Although the stress of a heavy course load, parenting a toddler, and working full-time was often overwhelming, the staff at UA Grantham provided excellent support and service to make the experience one I'll always cherish!

Alyssa G., BBA in Business Administration

As a full time employee, husband and father, going back to school was not something that I had given much thought to. But I am glad to say that I did, I can proudly say that 22 years after graduating high school that I am graduating again! There were numerous late nights, tired mornings and anxiety over deadlines, but no matter how much I beat myself up for a low test score or simply fighting burnout, my wife and son were there to encourage me to continue. Without them I wouldn't have found the drive to complete this challenge!

Cody E., BBA in Business Administration

Completing a degree program at the University of Arkansas Grantham is a significant achievement that requires dedication, hard work, perseverance, and resilience. It is a milestone that marks the culmination of years of academic pursuit and personal growth. To obtain this degree, I had to push through challenges and adversity, which required immense strength and determination. My journey towards completing my degree program at UA Grantham was not without obstacles, but I am proud of how I overcame them to achieve my academic goals. It has taught me the importance of perseverance, hard work, and resilience in the face of adversity.

Meshonda L., AAS in Healthcare Administration

Completing my degree at UA Grantham has been a journey of resilience and determination. Balancing a full-time job, family responsibilities, and rigorous coursework demanded persistence, strategic time management, and a strong sense of purpose. There were moments when the workload felt overwhelming, but I drew inspiration from my family and children, whose love and encouragement reminded me of the long-term rewards of my efforts and the legacy I am building for them. Their unwavering faith in me kept me motivated to overcome every obstacle. Achieving this milestone is not only a reflection of my dedication but also a testament to the incredible support of those who believed in me along the way.

Richard D., BS in Engineering Management Technology

Completing my degree in Business Administration was a journey of growth, perseverance, and overcoming challenges. There were times when balancing work, family, and school felt overwhelming, but I learned to stay focused and prioritize my goals. A key piece of advice that helped me were from a professor who reminded me that success is not about perfection, but about progress. This advice kept me going, especially during tough times. It was my determination, supported by the encouragement of mentors and family, that allowed me to push through and achieve my academic goals.

Takiesha B., AA in Business Administration and Management

Completing my degree program is a huge milestone that shows just how much hard work and dedication I put in along the way. I went back to school to show my children that anything is possible, no matter what challenges come our way. There were tough times, but I wouldn’t have made it without the constant support from my fiancé and family. Their encouragement kept me going, and their advice helped me push through the tougher moments. This graduation isn’t just for me; it's a win for all of us, proving that resilience really does pay off.

Ashley E., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Earning my degree has been a journey of determination and growth. Balancing my studies, while working as a CNA in a nursing home, was no small feat, but my passion for healthcare and commitment to personal growth kept me motivated. Late nights, tough deadlines, and moments of self-doubt were met with encouragement from my family and colleagues who reminded me of my purpose. One piece of advice that resonated deeply was, “The obstacles you face today are the foundation for your success tomorrow.” That wisdom fueled me to persevere, and today, I stand proud knowing my resilience has paved the way for a brighter future in healthcare.

Vereeka T., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Earning my degree was a huge accomplishment that pushed me to my limits. Juggling family responsibilities and academic commitments was often daunting. There were countless night when self-doubt crept in , especially during tough courses that stretched me beyond my comfort zone. Despite this, I drew strength from the unwavering support of my family and friends, who constantly encouraged me to persevere.

Shannie N., Certificate - Medical Coding and Billing

For me, this is the biggest accomplishment by far in my life. I was a high school drop out at 16 years of age, although I did later go and get my GED the same year. I still felt like a failure and not quite smart enough. I struggled with one dead end job to another. Feeling like a failure as a parent to my children. My husband and children pushed me to finally take some time to do something for myself, and my first thought was I want more, I want to learn, and I want to believe in myself, and here I am graduating with my Associate of Applied Science in Medical Coding and Billing. I could not be happier! Thank you, to everyone who supported me along the way and UA Grantham for this amazing opportunity.

Jessica K., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Going to college for the first time at 35 years old was scary to me but I have three teenagers that I raise alone and I wanted them to know that no matter your age, you can always achieve your goals. During the time of my courses, my dad passed away and my hometown had a mass shooting happen at our local grocery store. Life happens and unfortunately we still have to move on throughout all of the heartache. My kids pushed me to keep going even when I was tired and had too much on my plate. They are the reason that I am still here today.

Chelsi S., AAS in Healthcare Administration

I have really enjoyed attending the University of Arkansas Grantham over the years and I often encouraged many individuals to attend this school. I've experienced many obstacles over the years, but it didn't stop me from gaining my degrees. I never allowed my mishaps to guide my footsteps on the road to my success. I appreciate the warm and friendly staff that has helped me reach my goals and I will continue to encourage others to attend the University of Arkansas Grantham in the future because I have really enjoyed my time here. I appreciate the instructors constantly recognizing your best efforts and letting you know when you are not giving your best. I wouldn't change anything about my experience.

Willette T., MS in Performance Improvement

I have to first give a shoutout to Lance Rosenow my student advisor. He calls regularly to check up on me and makes sure to answer any questions I have had. And if he didn't have an answer, he pointed me in the direction of someone who did. The most challenging course I had would have to be physics. I am super interested in physics even though it is hard. I think that helped me persevere. I always want to know how and why things work so physics sparked my curiosity. The classes where I learned about AC/DC circuits were also a challenge but necessary for my career. The class where I physically built circuits was the class I feel I had the most fun in.

Jessica G., AS in Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology

I never thought I would be graduating with my Master's Degree. It took me 20 Years to get my Bachelor’s Degree between life , kids and the military . Graduating with my MBA while working full time , being in the Air Force Reserves, all will being a full time mom to 3 active boys is a HUGE accomplishment. I am the first kid in my family to graduate with two degrees .

Jillian N., MBA in Business Administration - Project Management

I signed up for these classes knowing it would be hard for me. I work full time plus have five children and one on the way due at the very first of February, My husband and children pushed me through these past few months. I'm thankful for my family who sees I can achieve this goal of my career and I can get a better job to support them. There has been a few times I was wanting to give up due to I couldn't find enough time in my day to even sit and work on anything on the computer but after working long days and finishing up dinner i found the time only because of my support team.

LaKeasha E., Certificate - Medical Administrative Assistant

I spent a good portion of my twenties intimidated by the idea of college. Grantham not only helped me overcome my fear but empowered me to do my best and I achieved success. I can’t wait to pursue my education further and I have Grantham to thank for that.

Crystal B., AA in Business Administration and Management

I started pursuing my degree while I was serving in the Army. Constantly training and deploying limited me on being consistent with taking classes. While deployed I encountered some physical and mental injuries that made me not want to continue my education. After growing my family and receiving the help I needed, I got back into school and started working towards my degree. With three small toddlers, an active-duty spouse and a small business, I began to take classes with all the pressures of life and constantly relocating due to my husband's change of duty station. Somedays I felt I wanted to give up but with the support of my husband, family, close friends, instructors, and advisors I kept going. This led me to where I am now.

Alicia C., AA in Business Administration and Management

I went back to school to further my education for my job. One day, I hope to be in the position that my boss is in when he retires. I enjoyed this opportunity to further my education and would like to thank my wife and children for their support and understanding throughout these times in my life. I would also like to thank the instructors for their guidance and my fellow students for the great conversations.

Jesse R., AS in Engineering Management Technology

I’m 40 years old and NEVER thought I’d have a college degree. I wanted to get into a technical program with an ABET accreditation and found University of Arkansas Grantham to be the perfect answer for my busy life. I’m married, have 4 children, as well as many other responsibilities that require my time, so the ability to work through school online has helped tremendously. Now, so many more doors will open for me and my family. My wife has been such a great cheerleader throughout my time working through my degree plan, and I’m so thankful for her support. Even my kids get to see that I went to school, put my shoulder into it, and am going to graduate with a higher education. It’s been exciting all the way.

Sean S., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

My family has been my main motivation for pushing through all the challenges of my studies! I have been working towards my degree for more years than I care to admit, and I finally put my foot down, after putting others first, and decided I am finishing this to better my family’s lives! My children deserve to see that no matter how long it takes, and no matter what obstacles you face, success is always an option when you set your mind to it!

Kaitlyn B., BBA in Business Administration - Financial Planning Concentration

My pursuit of a master’s degree was complicated by a career change, military schooling, and family hardships. I’m glad I stuck it out to the end, though. I have my wife to thank for that. She supported me the whole way.

Keith B., MS in Information Management - Project Management

My time at UA Grantham has been transformative, providing me with the foundation to pursue a fulfilling career in wildlife conservation. The support from the university and my family has been invaluable in this journey. As I continue my education and prepare for my future role, I am excited to make a positive impact in the field of wildlife protection and inspire my sons to pursue their passions. The journey has just begun, and I am ready to embrace every opportunity that comes my way.

Robert B., BA in Criminal Justice - Homeland Security Concentration

Pursing a degree in Business Administration was a dream I held close to my heart. However, the path was far from easy. Balancing academics with personal responsibilities required dedication, hardworking, and an unwavering commitment to my goals. One of the biggest challenges I faced was managing my time effectively. Juggling coursework, full-time jobs, and family obligations often felt overwhelming. There were moments when I questioned whether I could keep up with the demands of my program. Despite these challenges, I remained determined. I developed a strict schedule, prioritizing tasks and setting realistic goals. Whenever I felt discouraged, I reminded myself of the reasons I started this journey and the future I envisioned.

Miriam I., AA in Business Administration and Management

Reaching this milestone in my life came with challenges to complete this degree. I am grateful for everyone pushing me and University of Arkansas Grantham for allowing me to complete this degree. When you are hit with adversity, it is how you overcome it that determines what kind of person you will be. Do not ever let adversity get in the way of completing a goal that you have set for yourself.

Larry R., MBA in Business Administration - Project Management

Throughout this journey, I found myself torn between pushing forward and wanting to pause, because so much was happening all at once. I discovered I was pregnant while balancing a full-time active-duty job, raising my oldest as a single parent, and juggling school. On top of that, I kept forgetting to apply for my TA, overwhelmed with a workload. It felt like I couldn’t catch a break. What truly kept me going were my kids. I wanted to be a positive influence in their lives, no matter how tough things got. I can't express enough how grateful I am for my support system—my mom, dad, and sister. They were always there, encouraging me and holding me accountable. Their support means the world to me, and I will be forever thankful for it.

Chanelle G., MS in Healthcare Administration

Tina Gibson was so amazing and so very helpful. She encouraged me every week and was always available for all of her students. She believes in me and her love of her students is so very moving.

Jessica K., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Wyatt Gage was always very helpful and did not mind me asking questions to make sure that I understood all of the information correctly.

Chelsi S., AAS in Healthcare Administration

Anna Jacobs helped me get my classes organized to synchronize with my Navy TA so I didn't lose money.

Nicholas S., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

Anna Jacobs, my student advisor, was the person that helped me complete my academic goals. Se is amazing.

Takiesha B., AA in Business Administration and Management

Richard Chesney was always checking up on me to make sure that I was doing ok in all of my classes. Even when I had a mishap with my computer and Richard was out of the office, he made sure to check back up on me the moment he got back to the office. If I needed to get help with one of my classes, he was there to lend a hand where he could. Lastly when I needed the extra encouragement, he was there to send a message of encouragement my way.

Jesse R., AS in Engineering Management Technology

Richard Chesney was always so very helpful and checked in with me regularly. He was always there to answer questions and help in any way he could.

Jessica K., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Sarah Steger has been my advisor on my journey through my Bachelor’s program. She’s always been there, helping me figure out the way through and encouraging me to the finish line.

Sean S., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

Amber Krasny's dedication to student success, engaging teaching style, and unwavering support truly set them apart. She consistently went above and beyond to ensure that I understood complex concepts, offering additional resources and personalized guidance when needed. Their encouragement during challenging moments helped me stay motivated and confident in my abilities. They didn’t just teach—they inspired me to push past my limits and strive for excellence. Their impact on my academic journey has been profound, and I’m incredibly grateful for their mentorship.

Vereeka T., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Amber Whitney was very helpful, timely and kind during two of my hardest classes I had to take. She is very responsive and attentive to her students. She set us up for success and made sure we had plenty of information needed to succeed.

Jessica G., AS in Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology

Dr. Janet Andrews was definitely a hard ball, but it was worth it. She made herself available and worked with me as much as possible. I appreciate her for that!

Chanelle G., MHA in Healthcare Administration

Dr. Sidney Martin was my first electronics professor in my Associate program and continued again into my Bachelors. He helped me to properly write lab documents and to figure out to maintain a steady pace in my schoolwork.

Sean S., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

Dr. Sidney Martin, when it came to ET105 DC Circuits and Lab, made it easy to understand the information and also made it fun and explained the issues when they arrived. Dr. Sid was very informative with the information and helped me understand DC Circuits in the Labs throughout the course.

Jesse R., AS in Engineering Management Technology

Even though Physics isn’t my major, Daniel Hale's class became one of the highlights of my academic experience. He has a way of making challenging concepts understandable and genuinely enjoyable. His energy and enthusiasm are contagious, and he always took the time to connect with his students and make us feel that we could accomplish even the most difficult concepts. He has the rare gift of turning a subject I thought I’d struggle with into something I looked forward to every week. He’s made a lasting impact on me, and I can’t thank him enough for that.

Nathan M., BBA in Business Administration - Operations Management Concentration

Following the passing of my mother last month, I found myself in a difficult emotional state that hindered my ability to continue my studies. I reached out via email to Dr. Johnny Brown and Rhonda Graves to explain my situation, and they responded almost immediately—an unprecedented speed during my time at UAG. Their unwavering commitment to support and encourage me in completing my course was truly remarkable. Thanks to their assistance, I am now eagerly anticipating the commencement of my Master’s in Healthcare Administration. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to both of them and wish them continued success at UAG.

Adrian P., BS in Engineering Management Technology

I had the pleasure of learning under professor Mark Glenn during my last two terms at UA Grantham. Professor Glenn went above and beyond to provide meaningful interactions with his students. I enjoyed that professor Glenn went the extra mile to personalize the online learning experience by posting weekly videos explaining the content and lectures. Interpersonal connections can be difficult to cultivate in an exclusively online community; however, professor Glenn put forth tremendous efforts to connect with learners, drive home concepts, and provide a quality learning experience.

Alyssa G., BBA in Business Administration

I have had Robert Freeborough as an instructor over the years and he has always been a very understanding and informative. He responds to his students in a timely manner and pushes you to do your best.

Willette T., MS in Performance Improvement

Janet Andrews gave such great information in this class. I enjoyed the course work and activities she had us do. They really helped me understand the terminology even more. She was polite and patient always there for us when we needed her and had any questions.

Natalyah J., Certificate - Medical Administrative Assistant

William Willams is a rockstar. He encouraged me, pushed me and supported me in the classes that I had with him. He is the shining example of what it means to care about his students and I can't thank him enough.

Cody E., BBA in Business Administration

Debra Neiman was literally the BEST! She solved every problem that came my way and was very understanding. Sometimes before I could even finish telling her my concerns, she would already have a solution on how to fix it.

Chanelle G., MHA in Healthcare Administration

Jennifer DeVincenzi and Julie Traylor: I simply couldn't have done this without their support, they always made me feel like I was a top priority and that they backed me 100%

Cody E., BBA in Business Administration

Lance Rosenow helped me by always engaging with me ensuring I stayed on track with classes and pushing me to finish out my degree when I felt I needed a break. He would call and email me throughout the 8 weeks in a semester to do a check-in and render any help I may need. He is greatly appreciated.

Alicia C., AA in Business Administration and Management

Louise Strickland has been such a huge help in my success. She responded to my emails no matter what time of day it was and always helped me find answers to the questions that I had.

Chelsi S., AAS in Healthcare Administration

Lynn Berry is an amazing advisor, always jumping to the rescue when I needed help and couldn’t reach my instructors or got locked out of my accounts! She is a great person to have in your corner and deserves all the praise and thanks that I can offer for helping me cross the finish line!!

Kaitlyn B., BBA in Business Administration - Financial Planning Concentration

Tammy Anderson has been instrumental in my success at UA Grantham. Her dedication to student success and their willingness to assist with course planning and resource access ensured that I stayed on track throughout my degree. She provided guidance during challenging moments, especially when I was balancing work and school, and went above and beyond to ensure I felt supported and confident in my academic journey.

Richard D., BS in Engineering Management Technology

Throughout the years, I have had the privilege of working with several outstanding advisers; however, one individual distinctly surpasses the others. Alexandra Koener's remarkable willingness to assist at any hour is truly commendable. Despite her busy schedule, she consistently returns calls and maintains a pleasant demeanor, always ready to gather the necessary information to keep me on course. She is undoubtedly a tremendous asset to the UAG team. She deserves all the appreciation that comes her way. I wish her the very best in her career and personal life.

Adrian P., BS in Engineering Management Technology

Zachary Slater assisted me throughout my time at Grantham by always promptly and respectfully providing me with the documents required to file for my tuition reimbursement. Zach was extremely helpful and provided excellent service.

Alyssa G., BBA in Business Administration

At 55 I got another chance to return to college. I attempted many times over 40 years and never finished. I recently was diagnosed with several mental disorders. I knew for years that something was not normal but ignored it. I grew up in an environment that does not acknowledge mental issues. You are labeled crazy, lazy or irresponsible. By me being smart I was misunderstood. No one saw things the way I did and would try to force their ways of living upon me. That made me lash out and that made things even worst. To make a long story short. After being diagnosed with Bipolar I and II, Anxiety and Depression disorder, everything made sense to me. With the proper treatment, I have COMPLETED something major. I AM PROUD OF ME!!!!!!!

Tanya C., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Balancing a full-time job and my degree was tough. Late nights and early mornings were my norm. My mentor’s advice, “Success is not final, failure is not fatal,” kept me going. My family’s unwavering support was crucial. Graduation was a testament to perseverance and resilience.

Gregory C., MS in Information Technology

Completing my degree felt like a mountain to climb, filled with both peaks and valleys. Balancing coursework with part-time work and family responsibilities often felt overwhelming. There were nights when the weight of stress made me question my path, but in those moments, I found my resilience. I leaned on supportive videos and mentors, who reminded me of my purpose. Setting small, achievable goals helped me stay motivated, turning challenges into stepping stones. Every late night studying and every moment of doubt only fueled my determination. Ultimately, it was my unwavering belief in my potential and the support of my community that guided me to this incredible milestone.

Law F., AA in Paralegal Studies

Completing my degree has been a true test of determination. Balancing school, work, and personal challenges was tough at times, but I kept going by staying organized and focused on my goals. My student advisor, Stacey Jones, was always there to check in and encourage me. Her support kept me motivated and reminded me that I could succeed. With her help and my determination, I was able to reach this milestone. I’m proud to have made it through and thankful for the support along the way.

Chelsea B., Certificate - Medical Coding and Billing

Completing my degree is a journey of perseverance and determination. It wasn't easy balancing academics with such an engaging career as an IT Director, a family of five, and life's unforeseeable challenges. My military upbringing instilled in me the character traits of discipline and endurance, which often kept me going through the nights into early morning study. My wife, Emilie, has been my unwavering supporter, constantly reminding me of my potential and pushing me to stay focused. Her advice, "One step at a time, and you’ll get there," carried me through. This achievement symbolizes not just my hard work but also the strength of the family and support system behind me.

Clinton E., BS in Information Systems

Completing my degree while working overnight shifts and raising a family was challenging but deeply rewarding. I juggled work, online classes, and being a husband and father, often running on little sleep. My motivation came from wanting my kids to see the value of hard work and perseverance. My wife was my biggest supporter, reminding me to take things one step at a time and celebrate small wins. Her words, “Your struggle today is building a better tomorrow,” kept me going. This journey taught me resilience and showed my kids the power of dedication to achieve goals.

Neco L., BBA in Business Administration

Finishing my degree was a path of determination and personal development. Managing my schoolwork while taking care of my girlfriend and me showed me how important it is to manage my time and stay strong during tough times. Sometimes the challenges seemed too much to handle but I kept reminding myself of my purpose to create a better future for my family and myself. My mentor (girlfriend) told me "Every small step you take gets you closer to your goal" and that kept me motivated with hard work late nights and strong support from my girlfriend, family, and friends. I changed challenges into opportunities for growth. This achievement shows how important it is to keep trying.

L. S. L., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Having reached this level with Grantham University has been a transformative journey marked by challenges, perseverance, and growth over the past 3 years. As an adult learner, I faced the immense challenge of balancing full-time work in a demanding field service job, which required daily travel across different states, alongside family and academic commitments. Despite these hurdles, the unwavering support of my family, tutors, and professors made all the difference. Their guidance, encouragement, and belief in my potential provided me with the tools and confidence to excel. Grantham University truly made what once seemed impossible achievable - Nicholas Muronda

Nicholas M., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

Hello, I'm Dominique Dumas. I have three kids and am 35 years old. In 2020, I made the decision to go back to school in order to advance my career. At the time, I wasn't certain of my goals. All I knew was that I had to return to school. to demonstrate to my kids that they can succeed if I can. Managing daily life, working full-time, and being a mother all require full-time commitments, so I knew I was up for the challenge. Nevertheless, I persisted; I maintained my faith and believed that God would see me through it. Four years have passed, and I have no regrets. I'm incredibly grateful that I crossed the finish line.

Dominique D., BBA in Business Administration

I am a 55 year old student who is also a retired and disabled US Air Force Veteran AND I work full time. Getting my degree has always been a bucket list and I was going to do it no matter how long it took. There were times that I wanted to quit (like during the Stats class) but I didn't and I pushed through. I am now the first person to graduate college in my family and it feels amazing. For people that say they are too old to go back to school, I feel like I am proof that age is just a number. If you want to do, go do it. It is worth it!!

Michelle B., BBA in Business Administration - Marketing Concentration

I am a returning college student and it has been a long road for me. Conventional college just wasn't right for me I couldn't focus. Going to Grantham has instilled confidence in me and my abilities! I've enjoyed my journey and this is a huge accomplishment and I am grateful.

Sasha J., AAS in Medical Administrative Assistant

I decided to enroll in my masters program when my first son was 18 months old. I started my masters in September and found out I was pregnant in December. Talk about a whirlwind! I already worked full time as a manager in healthcare and a part owner in a small business. My boys have been my driving force and my "Why" for completing my degree. I want to give them the best life possible and show them that anything is possible with dedication and hard work! I've love it so much I think there may be a second masters in my future.... not so sure yet! But it's crossed my mind.

Rebecca G., MHA in Healthcare Administration

I have been working on this degree for almost 8 years and it has changed 3 times from different schools and different degrees. I finally found one that piqued my interest enough to stick through it. With working full time and also travelling about 15 weeks a year for work it has had struggles and triumphs overall I am just glad to have spent the time to get it done and move on to the next chapter of my life!

Kurt J., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

I have had several road bumps along this journey from being in a bad situation and not having a home and a lot of people I know didn't think I would complete it. Now filling out this application I can't stop smiling! This makes me so proud of myself. I am actually going to completed something I started for the first time! My mom and dad (Robert and Sherrie Morse) were the main ones that pushed and helped me with this journey. They gave me the confidence and support I needed to get to this point. I couldn't have done it without them and will forever be grateful for their support.

Angela S., AA in Business Administration and Management

I want to to say if wasn't for my student advisor Jennifer Farmer I would never continue on inn college she kept pushing me to continue on never give on my self so thank her for all her help.

Chrystal S., AA in Business Administration and Management

I'll never be able to thank my wife enough for supporting me throughout my time as a student. Her support, patience and love helped push me across the finish line.

Carlos B., MBA in Business Administration - Project Management

I've came along way, years ago I never would have thought that I would be where I'm at today that's for sure. I've always been good at starting things but never finishing them, so I pushed myself and told myself that I was going to accomplish one thing in life and did. I struggling so much along the way but still managed to make it through. From moving from place to place and my son was involved in a deadly car wreck which 2 kids passed away and 2 kids lived one of the 2 that lived was mine. But he was hospitalized for the last 3 months of my schooling so it was rough but I made it. So no matter what things were placed in my path God helped me get through all of this to make a better way for me and my family to have a better future.

Melissa C., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

It was definitely a hard journey, but I gained so much knowledge, and I am so happy that I reached this goal that I set for myself back in 2020

Angela E., AAS in Healthcare Administration

Many nights I cried and was frustrated because going to school full-time while also being a single mother of three and working part-time was a challenge, but I can say it was a challenge I overcame. To say I am proud of myself is an understatement. I did not give up because my children deserve a mother they can brag about.

Merrika H., Certificate - Medical Administrative Assistant

This has been a journey that began after my high school graduation in 1999 and I have finally reached the milestone I set for myself so long ago. Life will always try to get in the way of your dreams, as it did mine on several occasions over the years. The only reason I have reached my goal is because of the unwavering support I have received from my wife and kids, who constantly urged me to keep moving forward.

Ronnie A., AA in Business Administration and Management

This process has not been easy by far. But I am thankful for every opportunity I had and over came. Some classes I was not familiar with and I even failed one class being lazy. But that class I took over and got an B. That lesson taught me if you want easy then you will not get far in life. Trying your best, and giving your all will have much better results. I love this school and it owes me nothing and I can not wait to continue my journey to getting my bachelors degree

Edward R., AS in Engineering Management Technology

Throughout my time attending UA Grantham I was faced with many challenges such as my mom being diagnosed with lung cancer. It was a rough road taking care of her, working, and attending school. My mom pushed me to never give up and I didn't. I want to thank her for never giving up on me and to my student advisors.

Jennifer W., BS in Health Information Management

Anna Walters helped me in more ways than one I feel like she was a friend that I've known for years. She's super sweet and knows how to do her job. When I had an issue she was there to help me resolve it.

Melissa C., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Ms. Anna Jacobs was that light unto my path. She helped me get from start to finish. I truly believe if she wasn’t as adamant as she was I wouldn’t have honestly completed this program. She informed me every time we spoke about the unlimited resources available for me to use at my discretion from writing formats, the math center, and tutor.com just to name a few. She plunged into my brain to reach out and not be afraid to ask for help if I’m struggling.

Shamilia B., Certificate - Medical Administrative Assistant

Christine Bittel embodied the mission of UA Grantham by being remarkably supportive and dedicated. Her support was paramount during those tough times juggling school, work, and family. Christine provided timely responses and real encouragement and could simplify seemingly impossible processes. She constantly exceeded what was required, ensuring I had what it took to succeed. Her commitment to student success is truly inspiring, and I’m grateful for her positive impact on my academic journey.

Clinton E., BS in Information Systems

I would like to nominate my student advisor, Tracy Irby, for the Student Service Award. Tracy provided exceptional customer service and always responded promptly to my inquiries, greatly assisting me throughout my UA Grantham journey.

Gregory C., MS in Information Technology

Jennifer DeVincenzi has been a great help through the latter part of my educational journey. She checked in me on a regular basis to see how my classes were going or to see if there was anything I needed. Whenever I had a question or concern, she would promptly reply even if she didn't have an answer right then. I appreciate Jennifer and all of her help.

Hollie H., BBA in Business Administration

Jennifer DeVincenzi was my advisor for the last half of my program and she was amazing. She was in constant contact and was always so upbeat and positive. She would cheer me on when I was at my lowest and when I needed it the most. I really appreciated her.

Michelle B., BBA in Business Administration - Marketing Concentration

Stacey Jones always checked in on me and made sure I stayed on track with my assignments. Her support and encouragement helped me stay focused and complete my work on time. I’m really grateful for all her help during my time at UA Grantham.

Chelsea B., Certificate - Medical Coding and Billing

Stacey Jones is an amazing advisor always willing to take my calls and helped me tremendously through the process.

Kurt J., AS in Electronics Engineering Technology

Stacy Jones helped me with making the right decisions on classes as well as helping me with issues I had during my time at UA Grantham. She answered all my questions and concerns very quickly. I had some issues with some of my classes due to personal issues at home and she helped every step of the way. She is a great person and should be recognized for all she does.

Angela S., AA in Business Administration and Management

Student adviser Scott Robinson assisted me in my academic path by keeping me motivated and on top of my studies while also doing daily check-ins with me to ensure I was on track.

Merrika H., Certificate - Medical Administrative Assistant

Tammy Anderson has been there for me throughout my journey and has been so easy going, supportive and helpful with anything I needed

Edward R., AS in Engineering Management Technology

Tammy Anderson is hands down the best advisor and a huge asset to Grantham University. When I first enrolled, I was assigned an advisor that would not help me with the early preparations, and I almost quit before I even started. I requested a new advisor and was gifted with Tammy. She has answered every crazy question I have had and offered so much support when I was struggling. I have had so many ridiculous life events occur and have been on the verge of complete frustration more times than I would like to admit. Tammy has always made time to listen to my issues and when appropriate, offer suggestions for moving forward. Tammy has been my lighthouse, and I owe a lot of my accomplishments to her. Tammy, if you get to see this, THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart! You are no less than an angel to me.

Brandy M., BBA in Business Administration - Operations Management Concentration

Throughout my UA Grantham journey, I have received invaluable support from various staff members who have played crucial roles in my development within the paralegal field. Academic advisors provided guidance on course selection and career pathways, ensuring that I was well-prepared for the challenges ahead. Faculty members offered their expertise through engaging lectures and personalized feedback on assignments, which deepened my understanding of legal concepts and practices. Additionally, the administrative staff facilitated a smooth enrollment process and addressed any logistical concerns, allowing me to focus on my studies without unnecessary distractions. Together, their collective efforts not only translated the university’s mission into actionable support but also equipped me with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel as a paralegal.

Law F., AA in Paralegal Studies

Destiny Harris has profoundly impacted my journey in the Paralegal field through her exceptional teaching methods and unwavering support. Her ability to break down complex legal concepts into understandable segments has not only enhanced my comprehension but also instilled a deep appreciation for the intricacies of law. Christine’s dedication to fostering an interactive classroom environment encourages students to engage actively, ask questions, and participate in discussions that bridge theory with practical application. Furthermore, her mentorship extends beyond the classroom; she provides invaluable career guidance and networking opportunities that have helped me secure internships and build connections within the legal community. Through her commitment to excellence in education, Christine Bittel has truly made a difference in shaping future paralegals like myself.

Law F., AA in Paralegal Studies

Dr. Errol Waithe has been an exceptional mentor and motivator throughout my studies, making a significant difference in my academic journey.

Gregory C., MS in Information Technology

Dr. Janet Andrews was the type of professor that worked outside of her office hours. If you didn’t understand an assignment, she wasn’t against receiving a phone call to ask for help on her cell while at home. For her class or learning never had a time limit, and that I took full advantage of. Her quick response back on emails were impeccable. Her class was hard on me, but with her as my professor it was doable.

Shamilia B., Certificate - Medical Administrative Assistant

I would like to nominate professor Matthew Fowler. I really liked how he broke down the fundamentals of managerial accounting. He was always helpful when needed and very insightful

Edward R., AS in Engineering Management Technology

I would nominate Crystal Sears, I feel was one of the best instructors because she took the time every week to make videos to explain that weeks work and made it feel as if she was there for us and feel more personal.

Melissa C., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

Paula A. Beiser went above and beyond to give students positive feedback on every assignment and made certain that we knew that she was available if we needed help at any time during the course. She was a great instructor!

Ronnie A., AA in Business Administration and Management

Professor Ray Fullard is a retired Marine and understands the military life and what we have to go through to get things done. Though I am retired too, I still work for the military and work some long hours and would get frequent migraines which came on when I was in the military. He understood. Along with this, he was always available and was just passionate about the subject of leadership. I thoroughly enjoyed his courses.

Michelle B., BBA in Business Administration - Marketing Concentration

At some point, I was sitting on a couch at my last job. I said to myself that it was over, and sitting on a couch making less than minimum wage was where my life decided to change. I just so happened to turn on the TV, and there was an ad for Grantham. I decided that I would at least give it a shot and see what happens. Now I am waiting on my diploma to arrive, and I have no idea what I am going to start working on next. Grantham helped me get going again.

Stefyn W., BS in Computer Science

Completing my degree while serving as active duty Navy and balancing family life with my wife and 2-year-old daughter was an incredible challenge. The demands of military life, combined with the responsibility of being a father, tested my limits. But it was my family's unwavering support that kept me going. Every late-night study session and every moment of doubt, they reminded me of why I was doing this. I am proud to have reached this milestone, knowing it's a step toward a new chapter for my family and me.

Jonathan B., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

Embarking on a journey to earn my master’s degree while working full-time was never going to be easy. But with unwavering determination and a relentless commitment to my goals, I overcame the challenges. I completed my program—a testament to my perseverance, resilience, and the power of self-belief. Completing my master’s degree while working full-time was hard, but it was an achievement that taught me more about resilience than any class or textbook ever could. It was a journey that tested my limits, but in doing so, it also expanded them. It reaffirmed that no matter the circumstances, if you keep moving forward with purpose, stay disciplined, and rely on the support of others when needed, success is within reach.

Sarah H., MS in Business Intelligence

Finishing my degree has been a true test of my perseverance and resilience. Juggling work, family, and school was tough, especially during late nights spent studying. A big turning point for me was when my fiancé told me that I was capable of doing anything I set my mind to, I just needed to apply myself. His support and my kids’ love and support kept me going and helped me see challenges as steps to grow, instead of obstacles. Now, as I get ready to graduate, I’m so grateful for the hard times that built my strength and for my family who always pushed me to keep going.

Ashley E., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

I am a 23-year-old who is married and also have 2 children. Between working full-time, trying to be a good father, and husband, I never thought I would have time to go back to school. I found the University of Arkansas Grantham and have seen how versatile they were. The course work was challenging, engaging, and extensive. The only negative thing I have to say is they do not have the degree I plan to go after next! It has truly been a pleasure working with the University of Arkansas Grantham.

Byron K., AS in Engineering Management Technology

I am a father of three and the husband of an incredibly supportive wife, and a full-time employee. Going back to school had always been a dream of mine, but I wasn't sure how to make it happen. With the help of UA Grantham, I was able to turn that dream into a reality. The support and follow-up from UA Grantham over the past two years have been outstanding. My wife has been my primary source of support, taking care of our daughters and encouraging me to persevere during challenging times. When I received an email stating, "Congratulations! It's time to apply for graduation," I quickly texted my wife, saying, "We did it!" God is good! I couldn't have completed this journey without God, my wife, and my family. Thank you!

Agustin R., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

I have finally graduated with my bachelors degree in computer science. The people who have pushed me the most are my parents, my husband, and my new 3 month old baby. If it wasn’t for them, I honestly wouldn’t have done it. I have sat down every week and worked as hard as I can to finish this and also work my full-time job. I’m happy to say that I’m excited to see where this future is going to take me and how far I’ll go with this degree.

Alexandra M., BS in Computer Science

I lost my mom at the age of 19 and left with taking care of my sister who was 13. We are now 25 and 18, now, and my sister has pushed me to do better for her and for myself. Earning my associates is something big to me that I know my mom would be proud of. She was also in the medical field and I am just wanting to fulfill her dreams and mine.

Ke’Shauna P., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

I'm a mom of 2 , working 2 full-time Jobs. My kids gave me that push to do better. And the staff here at UA Grantham were very supportive. I'm really happy I made the choice to be a student here.

Jami D., Certificate - Medical Coding and Billing

Making a huge step to get into college 9 years afterI graduated high school was a challenge, but I am so glad I did. I ran into obstacles, like my daughter getting severely sick, and I did get behind a little, but I pushed through, and I'm glad I made it this far.

Alexandra C., Certificate - Medical Coding and Billing

My Student advisor Christina McBroom is a very caring and interpersonal human being. She always stayed two steps ahead of the process to guide me towards my degree. She is extremely knowledgeable in the degree plan and motivated me in accomplishing a lifetime goal of receiving my degree. She kept up with my progress and would reach out to me to see what was going on and see how she could help me in any way. She is an extremely valuable asset to the University of Arkansas Grantham. I would recommend for any student looking for the personal touch and guidance that's required to receive one's degree.

Gaspar O., BBA in Business Administration

There were times that I thought I was not going to make it, but with my support team and my advisor - I finally made it. I had to take a couple courses over but I am excited to say I have completed my task. Between working full-time, school and running my business, I have had days that I felt overwhelmed, but then I thought about my end game. This is something I needed in order for me to become a successful business owner.

Wendy B., AA in Business Administration and Management

These past four years have made me wiser, opened my eyes throughout these years of my classes, and brought many ideas for me to do in the future. I am delighted and proud that I have finished my four years of college and I thank my Lord and my family for supporting me and being able to pass a huge milestone in my life.

Saadiyaa B., BBA in Business Administration - Marketing Concentration

Throughout my time in school, I faced many challenges. Between becoming a single mom, moving a couple of times, losing my job due to lack of childcare, and just working to retain the information I’ve learned in my courses, it was not an easy task. However, here I am now. Facing my long awaited graduation and ready to move on to my next challenges. Grateful that I persevered.

Emilie H., BS in Computer Science

Truly takes personal responsibility to complete any goal, and completing this degree was no different. There were challenges throughout the course, like there are in life, but what makes a difference is what we choose to do about them to overcome them. These four years have taught me a lot and shaped certain aspects of my character. I am very grateful for all the Instructors and Staff at Grantham who definitely were a part of this journey. I wouldn't have been able to do it without God.

Ingrid O., BS in Computer Science

Working through my Associate's and then bachelor's degree in computer science took a lot of work. I did all of this while I was a full-time diesel mechanic, a father to one - then two - boys during my BA, as well as a husband to an amazing wife. My wife and kids were what persuaded me to continue following my dreams and kept me going even when times got rough. I was able to push through, even with all of the struggles and complete my degree program and successfully earn a Bachelor's degree in computer science.

Jason E., BS in Computer Science

Christina McBroom has been an excellent student advisor offering encouragement and guidance over the last six months as I worked towards completing my associate degree. She always responded promptly offering resources and solutions to any challenges that I faced. She has been the absolute best student advisor I've had while attending Grantham University.

Francene B., AAS in Medical Coding and Billing

My Student Advisor; Anna Jacobs knocked her role out of the park with always being there for me when I was in need of any assistance. She constantly followed up with me during each class and was truly supportive and professional. She truly takes pride in her performance and is unmatched against any other advisor that I have had in my college experience. She is truly deserving of receiving recognition for her hard work and dedication.

Andrew L., MBA in Business Administration - Project Management

Richard Chesney, my student advisor, kept my class schedule in check and allowed me to smoothly take classes without any interruption.

Jonathan B., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

My Student advisor Christina McBroom is a very caring and interpersonal human being. She always stayed two steps ahead of the process to guide me towards my degree. She is extremely knowledgeable in the degree plan and motivated me in accomplishing a lifetime goal of receiving my degree. She kept up with my progress and would reach out to me to see what was going on and see how she could help me in any way. She is an extremely valuable asset to the University of Arkansas Grantham.

Gaspar O., BBA in Business Administration

Christina McBroom has helped me with a smooth process of online education here at UAG. Any questions I had were answered promptly. She guided me through all the necessary steps.

Imani W., Certificate - Medical Coding and Billing

Dr. Joni Saab is an exceptional Professor who cares for her students and takes pride in teaching the course content. Truly one of a kind. I wish I could shake her hand and tell her thank you in person during graduation for her wisdom and guidance.

Andrew L., MBA in Business Administration - Project Management

I had Eugene Lloyd for my last two classes in this degree and his patience with me was outstanding. I also feel like the lesson plans that he developed were challenging but useful within this field.

Marc B., BS in Cybersecurity

I had the privilege to part of two courses with William Williams, towards my goal of receiving my degree in business. He inspires not only students in education, but also in life. His feedback and the one on one conversations, were of incredible value as a student and as a person. A very interpersonal instructor who cares greatly for his students, and would also take the time to guide us each and every step of the way.

Gaspar O., BBA in Business Administration

I have had Carol Segura as an instructor for a few of my courses and she has always helped me when needed and has been very fair and understanding of the difficulties of juggling online schooling alongside a family and career.

Emilie H., BS in Computer Science

I would like to recognize Douglas Mujeye for his exceptional ability to align coursework, lecture notes, assignments, and class discussions, creating a seamless learning environment that greatly enhances the educational experience for all students.

Sarah H., MS in Business Intelligence

Julie Wright very attentive and knowledgeable, which was key for my education.

Ingrid O., BS in Computer Science

Julie Wright was great I had multiple classes with this professor and she went out of her way to ensure that teaching was done properly. She was able to help with information within the courses if something was not understood.

Jason E., BS in Computer Science

Professor Dane Howard was a tremendous instructor who explained content thoroughly while being kind and respectful to all students. He was a pleasure to learn from!

Byron K., AAS in Engineering Management Technology

Sidney Martin's classes had excellent student interaction and real world experience along with incredible knowledge and being able to deploy that knowledge to students at any learning level.

Jonathan B., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

Alexandra Koerner, my student advisor, helped so much throughout my degree. She always answered any questions I had and was extremely supportive and helpful. I truly believe she deserves a huge thank you from any student she advises!

Byron K., AS in Engineering Management Technology

Alexandra Koerner, my student advisor, was always available and responsive to any questions I would have. She was committed and checking up on me staying on track, which was greatly appreciated.

Ingrid O., BS in Computer Science

I would like to thank my advisor, Alexandra Koerner, for keeping me on track and ensuring that I complete my classes on time so I can graduate in 2024. She was always diligent in making sure I was enrolled in the necessary courses to finish my degree. Thank you

Agustin R., BS in Electronics Engineering Technology

My student advisor, Alexandra Koerner, was awesome. Always there to help me out with anything or any information I needed as far as my education. She always checked in to make sure that I was doing okay and to see how my education was going.

Wendy B., AA in Business Administration and Management

Noelle Taccone's exceptional commitment to my success was pivotal in ensuring that I completed my degree program with confidence and a deeper understanding of my capabilities. One of the most notable aspects of Noelle’s support was her consistent availability. She was always approachable and responsive, whether through personalized text messages, email correspondence, or timely feedback. Noelle didn’t just help with academic issues—she provided holistic support, checking my well-being and offering resources to ensure I was thriving.

Sarah H., MS in Business Intelligence