Your overall education. KU has a rich array of academic and professional programs, acclaimed professors, outstanding libraries and research facilities, vibrant cultural offerings, exciting sports, varied social experiences and warmly welcoming community
Top 5 public university, as cited in “Best for Vets” by Military Times
In-state tuition for active-duty servicemembers, Reservists and Kansas National Guardsmen; GI Bill® users, and their spouses and dependents
Participates in the Yellow Ribbon Program, which provides funding for out-of-state tuition expenses for students living in Missouri not covered by the Post-9/11 GI Bill®
Undergraduate admission application fee waivers for veterans and active duty members of the U.S. Armed Services
Transfer of credit policy follows ACE-recommended guidelines
On-campus childcare available
MyCAA approved institution
On-campus Military-Affiliated Student Center
Scholarships for military-affiliated students
Veterans Upward Bound program to help veterans prepare to enroll in postsecondary school
KU Veterans Alumni Network provides a strong veterans alumni network
KU Student Veterans of America advances veterans interests on campus
Exceptional military-related research opportunities
Lawrence campus within 45 minutes of the Fort Leavenworth and Topeka VA hospitals
Fort Leavenworth and the Command and General Staff College are located less than a one hour’s drive from KU
The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)Louis Stokes Educational Scholarship Program is open to college freshman and college sophomores in the IT disciplines. Recipients receive full tuition and guaranteed employment upon graduation!
The University of Kansas has been educating U.S. Foreign Area Officers for more than 50 years. The interdisciplinary MA program in Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies at KU is one of the longest established in the nation, having trained more than 60 Foreign Area Officers since 1990. Learn more...
Awards
KU ranks 9th in the Military Times’ 2013 Best for Vets survey
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