Military Resources & Services

Life at JCC

You'll find a variety of resources and services at Jamestown Community College to help you succeed in college life.

JCC provides priority registration to veterans, active duty military, and reservists.  As a veteran, active duty military, or reservist, your fall and spring semester registration will take place one week prior to traditional students.

Submit your DD214 member-4 copy to your school certifying official today take advantage of JCC’s priority registration.

JCC's veterans' clubs on each campus provide a friendly and engaging environment to interact with your peers who may share many of the same struggles, excitement, concerns, and interests. We aim to assist in the transition from soldier to civilian and student by providing support, resources, activities, and camaraderie for our returning military men and women and their family members and significant others.

  • Jamestown Campus: Military and Veterans Club United (official chapter of the Student Veterans of America)
  • Cattaraugus County Campus: Club Valor (official chapter of the Student Veterans of America)

In recognition of military service, all graduating veterans and service members receive a red, white, and blue honor cord to wear at their commencement ceremony. Cords are free of charge and can be picked up in the month preceding commencement from a JCC school certifying official.

Jamestown Community College offers qualifying veterans who live outside of New York state the in-state tuition rate.

You may be eligible to receive credit for physical education. Submit a copy of your DD-214 Member 4 to the campus you plan on attending.

  • Jamestown Campus/North County Center: Jamestown Community College Office of Admissions, 525 Falconer Street, Jamestown, NY 14701
  • Cattaraugus County Campus: Jamestown Community College Office of Admissions, 260 North Union Street, Olean, NY 14760
  • Peer2Peer program: service designed to help incoming students transition successfully into college life
  • Accessibility Services: can assist veterans whose injuries present challenges to academic success
    • The office regularly works with veterans with PTSD, TBIs, mobility, orthopedic, and sensory impairments to help achieve success in the classroom and in testing situations
    • Accessibility Services also offers a variety of assistive technology, software, and equipment

The veterans' lounges provide study and recreation space for our military students, as well as an opportunity to meet and socialize with other veterans and service members. You can access veteran-specific materials relating to campus resources, education benefits, scholarships, VA benefits, community-based veterans organizations, and upcoming campus and community veterans events.

Additional resources & services