Student Affairs
To our military-connected community: If I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting you – Hi, I’m Jolene! I started full-time in University Veterans Services (UVS) in 2019, and I’m a UW-Madison alum. I’ve also served in the Wisconsin Army National Guard as a Human Resources Specialist for nearly 12 years. Like many of you, I …
Starting August 1, 2022, students using Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance (DEA) education benefits (also known as Chapter 35) are eligible for in-state tuition if considered nonresidents of Wisconsin for tuition purposes. You will retain a nonresident classification for most purposes, but UW-Madison will waive your nonresident tuition fees. Also, the Office of Student Financial …
“My background as a military kid has instilled an immense amount of respect for our veterans, their sacrifices, and their selflessness,” says Boruch. “It has undoubtedly shaped my current identity and future aspirations to work in veterans health.” Read More About Alex
“I’ve had multiple servicemembers in my life, but the biggest connection is my mom, Joni Mathews. Despite growing up surrounded by family members in the service, I would define my connection to the military as being a military kid.” Read More About Lindsey
Tuition Assistance (TA) is a benefit available for current service members. The Department of Defense (DoD) has directed a uniform per semester hour cap of $250 for TA and an annual fiscal year ceiling of $4,500. You should first work through your assigned unit to use TA, as each Service has its own process for …