Retention
Benefits
Benefits at ASU for Student Veterans:
In State Tuition
Priority Registration
Free Printing
Peer Mentoring
ASU is a signatory of the Got Your 6 Pillar of Education pledge, codifying ASU's commitment to student veterans.
Programs in development:
Advocacy for Student Veteran Rights and Increased Benefits at the University, State, and National Level.
In State Tuition
Priority Registration
Free Printing
Peer Mentoring
ASU is a signatory of the Got Your 6 Pillar of Education pledge, codifying ASU's commitment to student veterans.
Programs in development:
Advocacy for Student Veteran Rights and Increased Benefits at the University, State, and National Level.
Disability Resource Center
The Disability Resource Center provides services to qualified students with disabilities on all ASU campuses. For convenience, students will find offices located at the Downtown, Polytechnic, Tempe, and West campuses.
Students with PTSD/TBI can arrange with their professors to take tests in private rooms with the help of the DRC, and can be provided with note takers to sit in class with them.
Students with PTSD/TBI can arrange with their professors to take tests in private rooms with the help of the DRC, and can be provided with note takers to sit in class with them.
Office for Military and Veteran Academic Engagement
Arizona State University created the Office of Veteran Military and Academic Engagement and portal for university and community programs and resources for those employed, deployed, researching and teaching, or interested in veterans’ affairs.
In partnership with the Pat Tillman Veterans Center, the Office for Veteran Military and Academic Engagement at ASU provides information on their website about upcoming events, links to news articles on veteran integration on university and college campuses, and eventually will become a platform to hear veterans' voices on a range of issues and incorporate veterans' voices and concerns in existing curricula, course design, online or on-campus community building, and allows users to capitalize on and share their diverse experiences and skills.
In partnership with the Pat Tillman Veterans Center, the Office for Veteran Military and Academic Engagement at ASU provides information on their website about upcoming events, links to news articles on veteran integration on university and college campuses, and eventually will become a platform to hear veterans' voices on a range of issues and incorporate veterans' voices and concerns in existing curricula, course design, online or on-campus community building, and allows users to capitalize on and share their diverse experiences and skills.
Transition
Whether you are coming right off the plane from Afghanistan, making the jump from community college, or just new to the state; interacting with local student veterans will make for a comfortable environment that success thrives in.
VetSuccess on Campus
We are fortunate enough at ASU to have a VA VetSuccess representative on campus to assist student veterans with VA programs in transition, on campus, at work, at home, in the community, and for their families. Troy Rundle is the POC for this service.