Cuny School of Law at Queens College

Cuny School of Law at Queens College is a 4 Year, Public university, located in Long Island City,NY. Students at Cuny School of Law at Queens College can enroll in Doctorate degree programs.

Cuny School of Law at Queens College Military & Veteran Support Programs

Cuny School of Law at Queens College offers the following veteran and military support programs:

• Cuny School of Law at Queens College has GI Bill-approved programs
• Cuny School of Law at Queens College is not approved for Tuition Assistance
• Cuny School of Law at Queens College is not a  Yellow Ribbon school
• Cuny School of Law at Queens College does not offers  credit for military
• Cuny School of Law at Queens College does not award credit for the CLEP exam
• Cuny School of Law at Queens College does not award credit for the DSST exam

Is Cuny School of Law at Queens College a GI Bill-approved school?

Yes, Cuny School of Law at Queens College 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 Cuny School of Law at Queens College a Yellow Ribbon school?

No, Cuny School of Law at Queens College is not a Yellow Ribbon school.

However, as Cuny School of Law at Queens College is a public institution, your tuition costs should be covered by the GI Bill assuming you have full eligibility. You should check with the school to ensure that your preferred degree program is 100% covered.

Does Cuny School of Law at Queens College offer Yellow Ribbon for master’s programs?

No, Cuny School of Law at Queens College does not have Yellow Ribbon funding for their master's degree programs.

However, as Cuny School of Law at Queens College is a public institution, your tuition costs may be fully covered by the GI Bill assuming you have full eligibility. You should check with the school to ensure that your preferred master’s degree program is 100% covered.

Does Cuny School of Law at Queens College offer college credit for military service?

No, Cuny School of Law at Queens College does not offer college credit for military service.

In order to finish your degree as quickly as possible, you may want to research universities that provide credit for military service.

Does Cuny School of Law at Queens College offer a military discount or reduced tuition rates for military and veterans?

No, Cuny School of Law at Queens College does not necessarily offer a military discount or reduced tuition for military and veterans. However, as a state school, its rate may not exceed the military tuition assistance cap of $250. You should verify with the university to find out if the rate is below the military tuition assistance cap of $250 per credit hour. Otherwise, you may have out-of-pocket tuition costs for which you would be responsible.

What are Cuny School of Law at Queens College’s military tuition rates for active military using tuition assistance funding?

Cuny School of Law at Queens College has not provided their tuition rates for active military.

We recommend that you contact the school to verify that the courses you wish to pursue do not exceed the $250 rate cap for military tuition assistance.

What are Cuny School of Law at Queens College’s online tuition rates for active military?

Cuny School of Law at Queens College has not provided its tuition rates for active military.

We recommend that you contact the school to verify that the courses you wish to pursue do not exceed the $250 rate cap for military tuition assistance.

Does Cuny School of Law at Queens College offer online degree programs?

No, Cuny School of Law at Queens College does not currently offer online degree programs.

Is Cuny School of Law at Queens College approved for Tuition Assistance (TA)?

No, Cuny School of Law at Queens College is not approved for Tuition Assistance (TA).

This means that the student may be responsible for any uncovered tuition costs, meaning you may have out-of-pocket costs.

Is Cuny School of Law at Queens College approved for MyCAA?

No, Cuny School of Law at Queens College does not currently offers programs approved for funding by the MyCAA program.