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Most recommended universities for military students considering college

As a military kid, I'm curious about universities that are particularly recommended for students like me. Are there schools known for their support and opportunities for military students? Looking for options that offer a welcoming environment.

a year ago

Sure! Many colleges and universities are well-suited for military students, with programs designed to accommodate their unique needs and experiences. Here are a few examples:

1. George Washington University: This school offers the Office of Military and Veteran Student Services, dedicated to supporting veterans, active duty military personnel, and their dependents. It also offers assistance with benefits, career services, and academic support.

2. Syracuse University: The university's Institute for Veterans and Military Families offers support services, conducts research on issues impacting veterans and their families, and drives policy changes in support of those who have served.

3. American University: American maintains a dedicated office for veterans, offers yellow ribbon scholarships, and has a Veterans Liaison Network which connects incoming veteran students with current students of similar backgrounds.

4. University of San Diego: Known for their Military and Veterans Program (MVP), this university provides tailor-made transitional assistance that can help service members adjust to student life.

5. University of Arizona: They offer a Veterans Education and Transition Services (VETS) center, where veterans and active military students can get assistance with everything from class registration to career services.

Remember to take advantage of educational benefits provided by the military, such as the G.I. Bill and the Yellow Ribbon Program, both of which can supplement or even cover the cost of your education. Be sure to look for schools that participate in these programs.

Before you finalize any decision, consider reaching out to the school's office of Military and Veteran Services (if they have one), to ask any questions you might have about their programs and services. They may also be able to connect you with current military students or alumni.

a year ago

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