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Looking for Recommendations: Military Friendly Online Colleges and Universities

Hey guys, junior here. I've been pondering joining the military after high school and then jumping into college. With everything so uncertain these days, I'm open to the idea of online colleges. Do you folks know of any online colleges and universities that are particularly supportive of military students?

a year ago

Absolutely, there are several universities known for their robust online programs and their support for military members and veterans. Here are a few options:

1. Pennsylvania State University World Campus: This campus offers an array of online degrees, and Penn State has a long history of supporting military and veteran students. They have dedicated admissions counselors to assist military students and offer a variety of military-specific scholarships.

2. Arizona State University Online: ASU Online is another university with an extensive online program that supports military students. They have a dedicated military advocacy office that assists military students with transitioning to academic life.

3. University of Maryland Global Campus: UMGC is one of the pioneers in online education and specifically focuses on serving military students not only with flexibility but also by accepting military training for college credit.

4. Excelsior College: Excelsior has a reputation for providing flexible education options and generous credit-transfer policies for military experience and courses.

These are just a few examples. The main factors when looking for a military-friendly college should be flexible scheduling (to accommodate any military duties you may have), the recognition of military training and experience for academic credit, dedicated support for military students, and affordability (ideally with military tuition assistance and scholarships).

Lastly, always make sure any online college you're considering is fully accredited.

a year ago

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