Students

Number of military or veteran students enrolled
1,200

Number of total students enrolled
32,000

Number of military to total students enrolled full time
0.04%

Number of military to total students enrolled part time
0.01%

Number of military dependents enrolled
1,870

Graduation rate for veterans
75.00%

Graduation rate for Non-veterans
75.00%

Military Support

Support
	Service members Opportunity Colleges Consortium member (SOC)
	Offers ROTC program or participate in cross-town ROTC program
	Has full-time veteran counselors or advisors on staff
	Advisor on staff that assists veterans with career placement
	Veteran counselors liaise with local VET REPS to help with career placement
	Identifies military dependents on campus
	Has child care facilities on campus
	Child care facilities subsidized for military dependents

Social Outlets
	Has campus/social networking events planned specifically for veterans
	Has veteran clubs or associations on campus
	Has a chapter of the Student Veterans of America on campus
	Has virtual veteran clubs or associations
	Has veteran specific page on website
	Has spouse clubs/associations on campus
	Has a military spouse specific page on its Web site

Installation/Base Support
	Provides support to specific military installations

Programs to support faculty in terms of their knowledge and understanding
Diversity training, Brown Bag lunch seminars with student veteran panels, Troops to College Committee

Military students called to active service return without penalty policy
Continuing students called to compulsory service that prohibits them from continuing at SDSU will be dropped from their classes with no restrictions or academic penalty and will receive a full refund of registration fees, tuition, and graduation fees (parking fees will be reimbursed pro-rata). No administrative fees will be incurred for schedule adjustments. If students are unable to take care of business prior to leaving the university, refunds will be given upon return from compulsory service. Continuing students must submit to the Office of the Registrar proof of compulsory service that prohibits them from attending SDSU prior to departure (preferred) or within 12 months after being released from compulsory duties. Reservists must show proof by showing activation orders; active duty military must provide a letter from a commanding officer.

Student Veteran Associations
SDSU Student Veteran Organization (SVO), SDSU Veteran Alumni Chapter

Policy concerning students who are involuntarily activated for military service
Continuing students called to compulsory service that prohibits them from continuing at SDSU will be dropped from their classes with no restrictions or academic penalty and will receive a full refund of registration fees, tuition, and graduation fees (parking fees will be reimbursed pro-rata). No administrative fees will be incurred for schedule adjustments. If students are unable to take care of business prior to leaving the university, refunds will be given upon return from compulsory service. Continuing students must submit to the Office of the Registrar proof of compulsory service that prohibits them from attending SDSU prior to departure (preferred) or within 12 months after being released from compulsory duties. Reservists must show proof by showing activation orders; active duty military must provide a letter from a commanding officer.

Why this school is an excellent choice for military members
SDSU is considered one of the most veteran friendly schools in the nation because of top down administrative support, a robust student veteran organization, a center that offers a myriad of vet services, including lounge space ("The Bunker"), the first Veterans Housing in the nation, and a full-time VA VetSuccess Counselor. We also offer vet scholarships, a transition course, and internships. SDSU strives to maintain a "veteran-friendly" campus through programs, support and appreciation.