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Military Quick Facts

  • BAH Rate
    $1,688
  • Online BAH
    $0
  • GI Bill® Approved Programs
    YES
  • Yellow Ribbon Program
    NO
  • Approved for Tuition Assistance
    YES
  • Offers College Credit for Military Experience
    NO
  • Awards Credit for CLEP Exam
    NO
  • Awards Credit for DSST Exam
    NO
  • MyCAA
    NO

San Joaquin College of Law Military and Veteran Affairs

The following is military and veteran affairs admission, tuition, and transfer information for San Joaquin College of Law. This includes contact information for their veteran affairs department, as well as other info related to military and veteran programs such as Tuition Assistance and the Yellow Ribbon program.

Military and Veteran Costs
  • Tuition Cost
    $ 0
  • GI Bill Coverage
    - $ 0
  • Student Veteran Cost
    $ 0
    This GI Bill coverage is based on full benefits remaining. Any potential costs and coverage should be verified by the university before applying.

Military/Veteran Support

  • BAH - Campus
    $1,688
  • BAH - Online
    $0
  • Campus SVA Chapter
    NO
  • Full-Time Veteran Counselor On Campus
    YES
  • Signed VA Principles Of Excellence
    NO
  • Club/Association for Veterans
    NO
  • Veteran Upward Bound Program
    NO
  • 8 Keys to Veterans' Success
    NO
  • Offers ROTC Program
    NO
  • GI Bill Approved Programs
    YES
Academic Support
  • Offers College Credit for Military Experiences
    NO
  • Awards Credit for CLEP Exam
    NO
  • Awards Credit for DSST Exam
    NO
Financial Support
  • Approved for Tuition Assistance
    YES
  • Yellow Ribbon Program
    NO
  • Scholarships for Military
    NO
  • Reduced Tuition for Military
    NO
  • MyCAA
    NO
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Costs
  • Textbooks
    $0
  • GI Bill Textbook Coverage
    - $1000
  • Total Cost to Student Veteran
    $ 0
Student Population
  • Student Count
    0
    Undergraduate
    175
    Graduate
    6
    GI Bill Students
  • Male
    52%
    Population
  • Female
    48%
    Population
Affiliation
  • Religious
    No Religious Affiliation
  • Ethnicity
    No Ethnic Affiliation
  • Gender
    Coed School
School Information
  • College Type
    Private
  • Setting
    Suburb
  • Accreditation Type
    Regional
  • Duration
    4 Year
  • Calendar
    Semesters
  • Online Undergraduate
    No
  • Online Graduate
    No
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  • Avg. Accepted
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San Joaquin College of Law

San Joaquin College of Law is a 4 Year, Private university located at 901 Fifth St, Clovis, CA. Students at San Joaquin College of Law can enroll in doctoral degree programs.

San Joaquin College of Law Military & Veteran Support Programs

San Joaquin College of Law offers the following veteran and military support programs: 

  • San Joaquin College of Law has GI Bill-approved programs
  • San Joaquin College of Law is approved for Tuition Assistance
  • San Joaquin College of Law is not a  Yellow Ribbon school
  • San Joaquin College of Law does not offer  credit for military
  • San Joaquin College of Law does not award credit for the CLEP exam
  • San Joaquin College of Law does not award credit for the DSST exam

Is San Joaquin College of Law a GI Bill-approved school?

Yes, San Joaquin College of Law is a GI Bill-approved school. However, you will need to check with the school to ensure that the GI Bill covers your preferred degree program.

Is San Joaquin College of Law a Yellow Ribbon school?

No, San Joaquin College of Law is not a Yellow Ribbon school.

Some tuition costs may not be covered by the GI Bill. As a result, you may have out-of-pocket costs for which you are responsible to cover your full tuition.

Does San Joaquin College of Law offer Yellow Ribbon for master’s programs?

No, San Joaquin College of Law does not offer Yellow Ribbon funding for its master's programs.

This means that some tuition costs may not be fully covered by the GI Bill. As a result, you may have out-of-pocket costs for which you are responsible to cover your full tuition for a master