Veteran - Admitted
Once You’ve Been Admitted
Undergraduate veteran students must confirm enrollment at ſapp and pay a $200 nonrefundable confirmation deposit. Please note: The GI Bill does not cover the confirmation deposit.
If you are considering attending ſapp during a different entry term, please read through our Things to Know Before Requesting a Term Change webpage. You can request to delay your enrollment for up to one year by using the term change form on your status page. Fill out the form with the term to which you would like changed, the reason(s) for the change and what you will be doing during this period. The deadline to request a term change is the first day of class for the original term to which you applied.
If you decide not to attend ſapp, log in to your application status page, click the “Confirm your intent to enroll” form and select “I decline my offer of admission.”
Students With Disabilities
Once admitted, students who need accommodations from Disability Services can submit documentation of a disability to Disability Services and request an intake with a disability specialist.
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