From tuition policies to special services and events, Adelphi goes out of its way to serve veterans.

Veteran-Friendly Tuition and Fee Policies
If a veteranās tuition payment from the V.A. department is delayed, āwe donāt charge them a late fee or block them from enrolling in classes like we would with any other student who isnāt fully paid up on their bill,ā said Shawn OāRiley, Ed.D., dean of .
Competency-Based Credits
Veterans enrolled in University College can receive credits for basicĢżtraining and computer skills acquired in the military. (UC alsoĢżawards competency-based credits to non-veteran adult learners.)
A Clean Slate Policy for Reservists
Adelphi doesnāt hold reservists deployed during the middle of aĢżsemester financially or academically responsible for that semester.ĢżWhen they withdraw from their courses, they receive a tuitionĢżrefund, and a āWā doesnāt show up on their transcript.
Student Veterans of America
A newly established chapter Student Veterans of America, which is a veteran-led club for veterans.
Veterans Resource Center
A small office allocated just for veterans at University College. The office has computers, a printer, charging stations and meeting space. University officials regularly hold sessions about topics like financial aid or veteransā benefits at the center.
Efforts to Increase Visibility of Veteran Issues On Campus
In recent years, the University has invited veteran alumni back for Veterans Day, hosted veteran job fairs open to the whole community, held brown bag lunch meetings for faculty on veteran-student issues and hosted the New York State Veterans Mental Health Conference.
For further information, please contact:
Todd Wilson
Strategic Communications DirectorĢż
p ā 516.237.8634
e ā twilson@adelphi.edu