Neumann University Welcomes Military Students

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As a member of the U.S. armed forces, a veteran, or a dependent, you wilfind Neumann University is a great fit for furthering your education and your career. Neumann University has people, programs, and resources available to support your success every step of the way.

In order to honor the men and women who have served our country, Neumann provides the following for our military students:

  • Evaluation of military training for college credit (Bachelor’s)APPLY NOW
  • Yellow Ribbon program
  • Tuition discounts for specific programs ($250 per course) for active military
    • Please email a copy of your active military card to Joseph Okolowski, University Bursar at OKOLOWSJ@neumann.edu to confirm eligibility
    • Excludes Doctoral programs
  • Bachelor’s degree completion programs are all online
  • Master’s degrees have online, on campus, and hybrid options
  • Registrar Contact: Office of the Registrar | Neumann University | 610-558-5524

What benefits am I eligible for as a Military Veteran?

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How can I use my military benefits at Neumann?

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Can I get college credit for my military training?

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Neumann is a Yellow Ribbon School

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Ethical Recruitment of Students

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Bachelor’s Degree Completion Programs – Fully Online

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Traditional Bachelor’s Programs – 30+ Majors

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Graduate Degree Programs

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Academic Support Services

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How do I get started?

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Questions?

For questions about Undergraduate programs contact: Neumann@Neumann.edu, 610-558-5616

For questions about Degree Completion programs and Graduate programs contact: GradAdultAdmiss@Neumann.edu, 610-361-5208

 


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