The document outlines resources and benefits available to veterans at SUNY Broome Community College. It welcomes past and present military service members and their families to pursue education. It provides a getting started checklist for veterans that includes applying for admission, visiting the Veteran office, inquiring about financial aid and academic advising, and learning how to obtain and apply for benefits. The document also lists veteran resources like counseling and work study programs, as well as benefits such as scholarships, Montgomery GI Bill, assistance programs, and rehabilitation employment.

1. OFFICE OF
VETERAN AFFAIRS
S U N Y B R O O M E C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E

2. CONTENT
1. Welcome
2. Getting started checklist
3. Veteran Resources
4. Benefits
5. Office of Veteran Affairs

3. WELCOME
• The office of Veterans Affairs at SUNY
Broome Community College encourages
all past and present military service
members and their families to either
begin or continue educational pursuits.
For several consecutive years we have
committed to serving our military and
veteran students making it a great place
to start or either continue with your
education. We are here to assist all
veterans and their dependents with
anything that may come up while they
attend.

4. GETTING STARTED CHECKLIST
• Apply for admission
– Less than 60 credits
– More than 60 credits
• Visit the Veteran office
• Ask about Financial Aid
• Get in touch with Academic Advising
• Find out how to get and apply for benefits

5. VETERAN RESOURCES
• Counseling
• Vocational and academic problems
• Veteran work study
• Programs

6. BENEFITS
• SUNY Broome offers many Veteran
benefits, that will go towards their
education for the time that they will be
attending.
• Scholarship
• Montgomery GI Bill (Active Duty &
Selective Reserve)
• Assistance Programs
• Rehabilitation and Employment

7. OFFICE OF VETERAN AFFAIRS
• “Education is our passport to the
future, for tomorrow belongs to the
people who prepare for it today”
– Malcolm X