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Students
Number of military or veteran students enrolled7,836
Number of total students enrolled20,930
Number of military to total students enrolled full time28.00%
Number of military to total students enrolled part time35.00%
Number of military dependents enrolled362
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 |
| 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 understandingLocal campus faculty meetings are held regularly, as well as, national and regional faculty institutes that include discussions and presentations about the special needs of veteran, active duty and wounded warrior students.
Military students called to active service return without penalty policyWebster is responsive to military students (active duty, reservists and national guard) who are deployed, called to active duty, have TDY, PCS or other military-related responsibilities that affect their class attendance. Military students whose duty affects attendance can withdraw without academic or financial penalty and are eligible for full tuition refunds. They can enroll in online courses or directed studies without additional tuition charges. Military students are also eligible to complete courses within one-year from the start of the course and can reenter their academic program an extended absence without academic penalty.
Student Veteran AssociationsReturning Warriors Group Military Student Support Group
Policy concerning students who are involuntarily activated for military serviceMilitary students involuntary activated are afforded the maximum flexibility in continuing with an existing program, or in changing to a different program. Academic advisors at our military campuses are well trained on how to work with involuntary activated students using the services of relevant University offices, and to provide these services in the best interest of a activated or deploying student. The University's policy is simply to insure that student's needs are accommodated and that the student is not penalized academically or financially as a result of the activation.
Why this school is an excellent choice for military membersWebster University is committed to serving the higher educational needs of military leaders today and tomorrow by offering graduate programs at 43 military installations throughout the US and through fully online degree programs. Over 200 generals and admirals are Webster alumni, along with thousands of other active duty military, reservist, national guard and veterans. Webster is a Servicemembers Opportunity College institution and is recognized for providing quality, affordable, relevant and convenient professional programs. Webster also provides advising and service centers throughout the US for our military students and supports Cooperative Masters Degree Program students at 40 DoD professional schools, including the prestigious Army Command and General Staff College and the Senior Service College Fellowship Program at Defense Acquisition University.