Military Resources

APU President Adam J. Morris, PhD, speaks at the grand opening of the university’s Military and Veterans Center on East Campus.

Military and Veterans Center and Office of Military and Veteran Services

APU’s Military and Veterans Center (MVC) is committed to honoring and serving all military-connected students (active duty, veterans, reservists, Coast Guard, National Guard, spouses, and children) through professional development and spiritual health imparted by a caring community. The MVC is open to all military-connected students enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, or professional programs at every campus in the Azusa Pacific system, and assists with the transition to college life, including initial interest in APU, academic support, graduation, and beyond.

Contact the Military and Veterans Center, located on APU’s East Campus in Azusa:

(626) 815-4603
mvc@apu.edu

Office of Military and Veteran Education Benefits

The Office of Military and Veteran Education Benefits (MVEB) is dedicated to helping students utilize VA education benefits at APU. Although eligibility is determined solely by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, MVEB will assist students in maximizing any education benefits they are eligible for. 

Contact a VA Certifying Official with any questions or concerns regarding accessing and/or processing education benefits. 

MVEB professionals are located in the Military and Veterans Center on APU’s East Campus in Azusa. They can also be reached via phone or email:

(626) 815-3837
mveb@apu.edu

Military Tuition Assistance (TA)

Military Tuition Assistance (TA) is a benefit paid to eligible members of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard. Congress has given each service the ability to pay up to 100% for the tuition expenses of its members.

Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)

Azusa Pacific’s Army ROTC and Air Force ROTC programs combine the military strengths of discipline and leadership with the university’s faith-based learning community, deepening and enhancing the college experience. Cadets learn leadership skills that prepare them to join the military or civilian workforce and equip them to succeed in the most challenging circumstances. The programs brings together a tight-knit, welcoming group of scholar-leaders who value service and dedication to their country. ROTC cadets at APU regularly hold the top leadership positions in the multischool ROTC battalion that encompasses institutions throughout the Inland Empire.