SSN = Social Security Number.
In regards to the FastApp, you may submit your application with 0's (000-000-0000.)
Your SSN (Social Security Number) is a unique identifier issued by the U.S. government to track individuals for tax and social security purposes. It is an important piece of information used by government agencies, employers, and financial institutions.
✅ Why Are You Asking for My SSN?
UAT asks for your SSN as part of the admissions process to verify your identity and to comply with federal and state requirements. It’s also used for:
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Financial aid processing (e.g., FAFSA) 💰
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Reporting tax information to the IRS 🏛️
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Verifying eligibility for certain programs or scholarships 🎓
🤔 Should I Be Worried About Providing My SSN?
No need to worry! Your SSN is kept confidential and is only used for the specific purposes related to your application, financial aid, and enrollment. We follow strict data protection and privacy policies to ensure your information is secure.
If you’re concerned about sharing your SSN, you can always reach out to our Admissions team for further reassurance!
📞 Need More Information?
If you have any concerns about providing your SSN or need assistance with the application process, feel free to contact us:
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Call/Text: (602) 383-8245
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Email Admissions: admissions@uat.edu
Rest assured, your SSN is used only for important and secure purposes related to your application and enrollment. If you have any questions, we’re always here to help! 😊