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University of Toledo Providing Resources to Ensure Student Veterans’ Academic Success

November 8, 2013

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In honor of Veterans’ Day Monday, we are highlighting one of the institutions doing exemplary work to assist veterans making the transition from the military to higher education.

At the University of Toledo’s (OH) Military Service Center, staff members work with student veterans to develop an individualized course of action designed to meet their needs and encourage academic success. By doing so, the university aims to ease the challenge of adapting to life in academia.

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