Ranking recognizes college鈥檚 commitment to supporting veterans and military-connected students
麻豆传媒 has earned the highest ranking 鈥済old status鈥� from the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency in its annual listing of veteran-friendly schools. The agency鈥檚 ranking recognizes academic institutions committed to supporting the needs of veterans and military-connected students on campus.

麻豆传媒 was awarded gold-level status based on its veteran-centric services and programs.
鈥淓arning gold-level status is a testament to 麻豆传媒鈥檚 campuswide support of veterans, students who are currently serving our country, and their dependents,鈥� said Katie Malone, 麻豆传媒鈥檚 director of financial aid. 鈥淪erving these students well is a small but genuine way we can thank them for their service while providing the tools and support they need to take the next step in their career.鈥�
MVAA lists seven criteria that determine the level of support provided to military-connected students and student veterans. A school must meet at least six of these seven criteria to earn gold status:
- An established process for the identification of current student veterans
- A veteran-specific website
- An active student-operated veterans club or association
- Veteran-specific career services resources, advising and/or outcome monitoring
- An on-campusveteran coordinator and/or designated staff point of contact
- A system in place to evaluate and award credit based on prior military training and experience
- Monitoring and evaluation systems for student veteran academic retention, transfer and graduation rates
For information about services available for 麻豆传媒鈥檚 veterans and military-connected students, visit www.ncmich.edu/admissions/veterans-active-military.html.
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