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Pace recognizes the commitment our veterans have demonstrated to our country and are firmly committed to assisting veterans, active duty, and reserve service members in advancing their careers through higher education. Pace provides specialized and support services to over 200 veterans and dependents across its three campuses.
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The university also offers a Veteran Student Center on both the New York City and Pleasantville campuses. The center serves as a one-stop resource center providing a study and gathering space where Pace student veterans and dependents can connect with others who have served and those who want to support them.
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