Veterans Resource Center
The Center includes The Battle Buddy Center a space on campus designated for our veteran students to interact, study, access computers/printers, and hold weekly Student Veteran Club meetings.
Veterans, their spouses and their children who are not New York state residents can attend State University of New York or City University of New York colleges and still receive in-state tuition.
requires educational institutions to make certain disclosures to students using federal military and/or VA educational benefits. To view and print a copy of an estimated personalized cost of attendance you can visit and select "Adirondack" from the dropdown. Additional financial information can be found at the site.
The SUNY Financial Aid Plan (FAP) will provide a more in-depth analysis and accurate picture of student cost once the student has filed their FAFSA, completed a SUNY application and has been accepted by a campus.
Fast facts
of student-veterans are women
"º£½ÇÉçÇø really showed me that I could be so much more." — Tes Moulton, 2018 graduate with a degree in Political Science, U.S. Air Force, 2004-2009 and director of resources at Moxxi Women's Foundation
of student-veterans have children
"Having the ability to assist people in need and respond under pressure always got my adrenaline going." — Jeffrey Dorvee, 2008 graduate with a degree in Criminal Justice, U.S. Army, 2003-2006; New York National Guard, 2006-present, Corrections Officer at Great Meadow
of student-veterans are first-generation students
"I grew up poor and grant funding made it possible for me to be where I am today." — Jim LaFarr, 1991 graduate with a degree in Criminal Justice, Army National Guard, 1993-1997; U.S. Air Force Reserves, 1997-2000; Warren County Sheriff
A life of service
I realized, 'I'm tired of doing entry-level positions. What do I want my legacy to be? I need to go back to school.'"
