WINTER PARK, FL — Full Sail University was recently named a “Veteran-Friendly School” by Purple Heart Services and the school was also the first recipient of the official Purple Heart Services Seal. Criteria for the seal is determined through a school evaluation of entrance requirements, financial aid programs, specific veterans programming and the overall attitude and environment of each school. After careful review and analysis, a “Veteran Friendly” seal is therefore awarded.
“We have determined that Full Sail University is nutrient rich for veterans,” said Ken Smith, chief technology officer of Purple Heart Services. “Full Sail works hand-in-hand with veterans to do everything that is needed from enrollment, to finance, to instruction, to alumni career development assistance, and is a leader in the industry. In addition, Full Sail University has a total of over 1,000 students and graduates who serve or have served in the U.S. military.”
“To know that Full Sail University has been awarded such an honor is exceptional,” said Garry Jones, president of Full Sail. “Full Sail University will now proudly carry a stamp of approval from one of the most prestigious organizations for veterans, and on behalf of our faculty and staff, we deeply thank our veterans who offer their lives to serve our great country, and we are committed to consistently offering the highest level of service and quality of education that we can possibly provide.”
A division of the Purple Heart Foundation, Purple Heart Services incorporates in its portfolio: Purple Heart Radio, its online school, Vet Tech, Veterans Vocational Technical Institute, Purple Heart Call Center, Purple Heart Tech Support, and additional online programs and services created to help disabled and combat wounded veterans with educational and employment opportunities nationwide.
For more information, please visit www.purpleheartservices.com and www.fullsail.edu.
