| St. Bonaventure University has long valued the military veteran as a member of the campus community.
Veterans hold key administrative positions at the university, and, as students, bring unique life experiences, maturity and leadership into the classroom.
We are proud of our designation by G.I. Jobs magazine as a Military Friendly School, a distinction reserved for only 15 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools across the nation.
Jim DiRisio, director of undergraduate admissions at St. Bonaventure and a proud veteran himself, said being selected as a Military Friendly School is recognition of the university's commitment to addressing veterans' needs.
Rich McCormack, publisher of G.I. Jobs, which publishes the annual Military Friendly Schools honor roll, said the list serves as the "trusted friend" veterans need to help them decide where to go to school.
Important links for veterans
- Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges. The SOC works in cooperation with 15 higher education associations, the Department of Defense, and active and reserve components of the military to expand and improve voluntary postsecondary education opportunities for servicemembers worldwide.
For more about SOC, click here.
- Concurrent Admissions Program for Army Enlistees. ConAP partners with more than 1,950 participating colleges to increase the use of GI Bill education benefits.
For more about ConAP, click here.
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St. Bonaventure is named
a Military Friendly School
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Yellow Ribbon Program
 St. Bonaventure and the Department of Veterans Affairs team up to allow post 9/11 veterans to attend SBU tuition-free.
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The Army ROTC program
at St. Bonaventure was
started in 1936.
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