Pennsylvania College of Technology’s commitment to veterans has resulted in “Military Friendly” designation for the 2020-21 academic year. It’s the ninth time the college has earned the honor.
The Military Friendly program bestows the distinction on schools that demonstrate a true commitment to military students by dedicating resources and services to ensure classroom and postgraduation success.
“Veterans make up a vital segment of the student body at Penn College,” said Chester M. Beaver, coordinator of veteran and military services. “We are proud of our commitment to enhance their academic and career pursuits. It’s the least we can do considering their selfless service to our country.”
Penn College has 262 veteran students enrolled for the Spring 2021 semester.
Services and benefits available to veterans at the college include: designated point of contact for counseling needs and career services, separate student processing procedure with assistance from veterans, in-state tuition cost, waiver of tuition deposit, outreach program for veteran-student families, and reduced fees at the Robert & Maureen Dunham Children’s Learning Center.
In addition, the college offers a veteran-specific first-year experience program, reduced tuition for those serving on active duty, and a central location for veterans to gather, collaborate and study: the Major General Fred F. Marty, USA Retired, Veterans & Military Resource Center.
“The Military Friendly status for the college is well-deserved,” Beaver said. “We have a long history of making veterans feel at home on campus and helping them succeed as they begin a new chapter in their life.”
For more information on resources available at Penn College, visit the Veterans & Military website.
Penn College is a national leader in applied technology education. Email the Admissions Office or call toll-free 800-367-9222.
The Military Friendly program bestows the distinction on schools that demonstrate a true commitment to military students by dedicating resources and services to ensure classroom and postgraduation success.
“Veterans make up a vital segment of the student body at Penn College,” said Chester M. Beaver, coordinator of veteran and military services. “We are proud of our commitment to enhance their academic and career pursuits. It’s the least we can do considering their selfless service to our country.”
Penn College has 262 veteran students enrolled for the Spring 2021 semester.Services and benefits available to veterans at the college include: designated point of contact for counseling needs and career services, separate student processing procedure with assistance from veterans, in-state tuition cost, waiver of tuition deposit, outreach program for veteran-student families, and reduced fees at the Robert & Maureen Dunham Children’s Learning Center.
In addition, the college offers a veteran-specific first-year experience program, reduced tuition for those serving on active duty, and a central location for veterans to gather, collaborate and study: the Major General Fred F. Marty, USA Retired, Veterans & Military Resource Center.
“The Military Friendly status for the college is well-deserved,” Beaver said. “We have a long history of making veterans feel at home on campus and helping them succeed as they begin a new chapter in their life.”
For more information on resources available at Penn College, visit the Veterans & Military website.
Penn College is a national leader in applied technology education. Email the Admissions Office or call toll-free 800-367-9222.