G.I. Jobs Magazine names The Mason School of Business to the 2011 list of Military Friendly Schools
Among the initiatives the College of William and Mary and the Mason School uses to engage active-duty military and veteran students are tuition discounts, in-state tuition without residency, a return from active service without penalty policy, a campus veteran’s club, advisors to help with career placement and a military-based section of the school website."The women and men of America's military add a valuable dimension to business education here at Mason," says Dean Lawrence B. Pulley. "Their experience, perspective and drive enrich the learning process for other students and faculty, so it is very much a win-win for all of us."
G.I. Jobs Magazine is the premiere publication for people transitioning out of the military. Its list of Military Friendly Schools is generated by the G.I. Jobs Military Friendly Schools® team, which considers four criteria: a school’s non-financial efforts to recruit and retain military and veteran students, a school’s financial efforts to recruit and retain military and veteran students, a school’s results in recruiting military and veteran students and a school’s academic accreditations.
To view the entire 2011 list, visit the Military Friendly School’s website.
