There are more than 300 students enrolled at The University of Iowa under the G.I. Bill.

The Office of the Registrar advises and counsels all students who receive VA benefits, our campus is close to a regional VA medical center, and has active Army and Air Force ROTC programs.

Support networks

• UI Veterans Center—This lounge in the Communications Center building is staffed by veterans and designed to ensure students who are veterans receive all the benefits they are entitled to through the university, federal, state and local governments. 
• UI Veterans Association—This UI student group is designed to help newly arrived veterans or returning reservists at the University of Iowa to adjust to university life.
• Veterans Services at Iowa—All University of Iowa students who receive Veterans Administration benefits are advised and counseled by this department in the registrar's office.
• Iowa City VA Medical Center—This comprehensive health care center, teaching hospital, and research facility is known for a wide range of specialized medical programs. It is located close to campus.
• Additional community resources include a Veterans Career Counselor's Office, an American Legion post, and a VFW post.

Curriculum

• Air Force ROTC—Air Force ROTC is a program that prepares you to become an Air Force officer while you earn a college degree.
• Army ROTC—Army ROTC is an elective curriculum you take along with your required college classes.
• Distance Education—Choose from a mix of course-delivery formats to earn credit toward undegraduate or graduate degree and certificate programs, relicensure credit, or professional development.

• Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity—This office supports and enhances the University's commitment to recruiting and retaining a diverse community of faculty, staff, and students.
• Military Activation Policy for UI Students—Here are the University's procedures for working with students who are called to military service.