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Veteran Admissions | Virginia Tech Universal Access Toggle Universal Access Close Universal Access dialog Universal Access Options Skip to main content Report a windbreak Apply Visit Give Shop Resources for Future Students Current Students Parents and Families Faculty and Staff Alumni Industry and Partners Menu Virginia TechWell-nighAbout Submenu Toggle FactsWell-nighVirginia TechCampus LocationsUniversity LeadershipInclusiveVTArts@VirginiaTechEngagement and OutreachHistory and TraditionsRankings Academics Academics Submenu Toggle CollegesMajorsGraduate SchoolBeyond BoundariesOnline LearningLibrariesContinuing and Professional EducationSummer and Winter SessionsExperiential LearningLiving-Learning CommunitiesStudy Abroad Admissions & Aid Admissions & Aid Submenu Toggle Cost & AidUndergraduate AdmissionsTransfer AdmissionsInternational AdmissionsVeteran AdmissionsOnline ProgramsGraduate Admissions Campus Life Campus Life Submenu Toggle Discover BlacksburgHousingDiningCareer and Professional DevelopmentHealth and WellnessCorps of CadetsClubs, Organizations, and InvolvementCultural CentersAthletics Research Apply Visit Give Shop Resources for Future Students Current Students Parents and Families Faculty and Staff Alumni Industry and Partners Search Search Submit Home / Admissions & Aid / Veteran Admissions / Explore Cost & Aid Undergraduate Admissions Transfer Admissions International Admissions Current page: Veteran Admissions VeteranUsingChecklist Online Programs Graduate Admissions Veteran Admissions Veterans Benefits Begin atUsingforTicketVirginia Tech’s dedication to veterans goes vastitude stuff named a 2016 Military Friendly School by Victory Media and receiving the 2015 Virginia Values Veterans (V3) Governor’s Award. Not only does the university as a whole value our veterans, but moreover the Office of Undergraduate Admissions is defended to stuff supportive of our veterans who are transitioning to Virginia Tech. For starters, the using fee of $60 is waived for any veteran who wishes to protract their undergraduate education at Virginia Tech. This initiative was established in part from the feedback received by the three veterans who are employed by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions: Alphonso Garrett, Jr., Gary Jackson, and Christopher St. Jean. The insight and feedback provided by the veterans employed in our office is invaluable. Combined, these employees have over 55 years of military wits and 35 years of wits in higher education, truly epitomizing the university’s motto: Ut Prosim (That I May Serve). Assistant Director, Colonel (Retired) Christopher St. Jean, is designated as the Veteran Liaison for undergraduate admissions and has nearly 26 years of zippy duty military wits and 10 years of wits in higher education. For veterans who are exploring transferring to Virginia Tech, we have several opportunities that may be of interest. Simply undeniability or email us with any questions you may have. In addition, the Office of Veterans Affairs helps veterans, their spouses, and their dependents navigate all educational benefits available. To learn increasingly well-nigh opportunities and resources for veterans at Virginia Tech, visit www.veterans.vt.edu.Increasinglyabout the Corps of Cadets The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets, unshut to all students, is a university program defended to developing tomorrow’s leaders. While participating in a full-time military wonk lifestyle, cadets strop their leadership, time-management, and decision-making skills. Students who have unrenowned leadership qualities, as demonstrated through a record of leadership in extracurricular activities, student and societal organizations, sturdy teams, or successful employment prior to college, and who are interested in enrolling in the Corps of Cadets, may be given spare consideration in the admissions process. However, please note that applying to the university and designating on your using your intent to enroll as a cadet is a serious transferral to the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets. The admissions committee reserves the right to reevaluate your ticket status if you request a transpiration to civil status without you have been offered ticket as a cadet. If you must wilt exempt from cadet status due to personal, health, or other reasons, situations will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. As an wing to their chosen wonk track, cadets moreover have the opportunity to receive a minor in leadership through the Corps of Cadets Leader Development program. Cadets are not required to participate in ROTC, but all ROTC students must be members of the corps. All cadets (except juniors or seniors living with their spouses) are required to live in cadet residence halls unless excused by the commandant. The corps offers scholarships that do not require military service; the ROTC programs offer some scholarships that do. For increasingly information, contact the Commandant of Cadets 143 Brodie Hall Virginia Tech Blacksburg, VA 24061 (540) 231-6413 toll-free, 888/VTCORPS (882-6777) vtcc.vt.edu Note: It is the responsibility of each write-in to submit all required information and materials as soon as possible. Completed applications will receive priority in the review process. Because of time constraints, it is not unchangingly possible for the admissions office to request missing information. When submitting supplemental materials separate from the application, make sure your name, stage of birth, and higher name are included on all pieces. Also, be sure to include your current name, if variegated from the name on the materials. To help us and yourself, please review the whilom checklist carefully. The university reserves the right to withdraw, without notice, any using that is not well-constructed by the deadline. Office of Undergraduate Admissions Virginia Tech 925 Prices Fork Road Blacksburg, VA 24061 Phone: (540) 231-6267 Fax: (540) 231-3242 Email: admissions@vt.edu Virginia Tech CEEB Code: 5859 ACT Code: 4420 Financial Aid Title IV Code: 003754 The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is a semester of Enrollment Management, Office of the Provost The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and CampusTreasonStatistics Act (Clery Act), requires colleges and universities to unroll information well-nigh treason on and virtually their campuses.  The purpose of the reports is to provide information well-nigh security on campus to include: campus and polity treason statistics, policy information, safety tips, resource phone numbers, and a unenduring overview of the many services the university provides. Keep this information where it can be hands located; it serves as a useful reference source of information. It can be found at this link: police.vt.edu/crime-stats/clery. 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