Scholarship Program

* * * As of Summer 2020 this service has been discontinued. * * *    

Every academic year UMA awards 8 scholarships to college students. One male college student and one female college each quarter is selected for 3 months of free training beginning at the start of each school quarter.

Requirements are:

  • You must be 18 years old or above
  • You have not been a UMA student before
  • You must be available to train a minimum of twice a week
  • You must have a class load of 12 credits or more

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Revocation of a scholarship will occur:

  • If class load drops below 12 credits or drops out
  • If a student’s attendance drops below two weeknight classes.
    Exceptions can be made only with a doctor’s note.

To apply, email Scholarship@UnbridledMartialArts.com:

  • Proof of academic enrollment
  • 2 – 3 page personal statement

Fall Quarter – Application due Sept 10, 2019 and scholarships will be awarded Sept 17, 2019.

Winter Quarter – Application due Dec 10, 2019 and scholarships will be awarded Dec 17, 2019.

Spring Quarter – Application due Mar 18, 2020 and scholarships will be awarded Mar 25, 2020.

Summer Quarter – Application due June 10, 2020 and scholarships will be awarded June 17, 2020.


Scholarship entitles the recipient to train at UMA and all gear will be provided for three full months. Gloves, Mouth guard, Stick fighting gear. Male students must have their own groin protectors.

Testimonial

This is the best, most realistic as well as safest training I’ve ever received in a civilian class. I’ve attended 6 different martial arts classes as a civilian and sat in on dozens of other classes and this is the most realistic training I’ve received outside of the military. It teaches almost all of the same skills as military combatives while being geared toward civilians. It is a very well organized class which teaches a good blend of hand to hand, grappling, and weapons fighting realistically. Because of this I was able to improve on all of the skills I learned while being deployed in Europe for a year. The real tragedy of the class is that so few people seem to realize how great it is.

~ Spc. Patrick Walsh, US Army National Guard

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