We're one of America’s Top Military-Friendly Colleges
For the third consecutive year, the University of Wisconsin-Platteville and its Distance Learning Center (www.GoUWP.com), have been named to Military Advanced Education's 2012 Guide to Top Military-Friendly Colleges & Universities. Published annually, the guide provides information regarding college options for U.S. service people and veterans.
Institutions are selected based on five criteria: the number of American Council on Education credits the school will accept; Service member Opportunity Colleges participation; on-campus active duty/veteran assistance; support provided to the families of service members; and the sophistication and effectiveness of its distance learning programs.
"We’re proud to be included again this year on MAE's prestigious list of institutions that are committed to helping service members advance in their college careers," said Dawn Drake, executive director of alternative delivery systems. "UW-Platteville recognizes the unique learning needs of military members and veterans. As always, we’re committed to providing the support military personnel require to achieve academic success."
Drake said the recognition is possible because of the support structures in place to help current military members, veterans and family members.
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Institutions are selected based on five criteria: the number of American Council on Education credits the school will accept; Service member Opportunity Colleges participation; on-campus active duty/veteran assistance; support provided to the families of service members; and the sophistication and effectiveness of its distance learning programs.
"We’re proud to be included again this year on MAE's prestigious list of institutions that are committed to helping service members advance in their college careers," said Dawn Drake, executive director of alternative delivery systems. "UW-Platteville recognizes the unique learning needs of military members and veterans. As always, we’re committed to providing the support military personnel require to achieve academic success."
Drake said the recognition is possible because of the support structures in place to help current military members, veterans and family members.
Please click here for full press release.

