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The process for programming multiple user inputs in a JUnit unit test involves the following steps:

1. Define the method to be tested: Start by defining the method that needs to be tested, specifying its input parameters and expected output.

2. Define the inputs: Define the multiple input values for the method testing, such as different values or types of inputs that can be provided by the user.

3. Create a test method for each input: Create a separate test method for each input value that needs to be tested. In each test method, pass the input value as the argument to the method being tested and assert that the output is as expected.

4. Use test parameters: Use test parameters to pass each input value to its corresponding test method. This can be done using the @Parameter annotation in JUnit.

5. Run the tests: Run the test suite and observe the results for each input value.

6. Debug and optimize: Debug any errors found and optimize the code to improve its efficiency and accuracy.

7. Repeat for multiple scenarios: Repeat the above steps for other scenarios that need to be tested with different input values.