Transitioning from Service to Scholar: Educational Support for Veterans

Choosing to serve in the military is a sacrifice willingly made by many individuals to serve their country. The impact of military service extends in various ways, notably altering career trajectories. Unlike civilians, military personnel may not follow the conventional education timeline, leading to a potential gap in formal schooling after completing active duty. For veterans, education becomes a critical factor in securing employment and reintegrating into civilian life.

Fortunately, a plethora of resources exists for active-duty and veteran members of the armed forces to help them pursue education. These resources can assist in covering a significant portion of their educational costs. Notably, the well-known Montgomery GI Bill stands out as a program providing substantial benefits to both active and veteran military members.

With numerous military education benefits at their disposal, veterans can not only re-enter the workforce seamlessly after military service but may find it more achievable than they initially thought. The accompanying guide outlines common benefits that may be accessible to veterans.