COA earns 2023-24 Military Spouse Friendly® School designation

College of The Albemarle (COA) has announced its 2023-24 Military Spouse Friendly® School designation.

Institutions earning the Military Spouse Friendly® School designation were evaluated using public data sources and responses from a proprietary survey. COA was designated as a 2023-24 Military Spouse Friendly® School for its leading practices, outcomes and effective programs for military spouses.

“College of The Albemarle is committed to expanding opportunities, elevating achievements, championing diversity, and fortifying partnerships,” remarked Kris Burris, COA vice president of student success and enrollment management. “We value having a campus atmosphere that embraces our military students and their spouses. We are honored to hold the Military Spouse Friendly® School distinction and remain unwavering in our dedication to delivering academic guidance, career development, and myriad resources for the well-being of our military families.”

For more information about COA’s military and veteran programs, visit albemarle.edu/military or contact Robyn Gram at robyn_gram36@albemarle.edu or 252-335-0821, ext. 2258.

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