Student Veterans of America
This non-profit organization provides support to help Veterans succeed in higher education, achieve their academic goals, and gain meaningful employment.
www.studentveterans.org
VA GI Bill Website
This website is the home for all educational benefits provided by VA with tools and resources to help Veterans pursuing college degrees, on-the-job training, apprenticeships, or non-college degrees programs.
www.gibill.va.gov
Vet Center
If you are a combat Veteran or experienced any sexual trauma during your military service, bring your DD214 to your local Vet Center and speak with a counselor or therapist—many of whom are Veterans themselves—for free, without an appointment, and regardless of your enrollment status with VA.
www.va.gov/directory/guide/vetcenter_fish.asp
RealWarriors.net
Discover resources especially for Veterans and Service members related to educational and vocational counseling, making the transition to academic life, and how to recognize other issues you may be dealing with.
www.realwarriors.net
VA Medical Center Facility Locator
Some problems while you’re in school might be signs of health conditions that need attention. This link will allow you to search for VA programs located near you. If you are eligible to receive care through the Veterans Health Administration, you can enroll in one of VA’s mental health treatment programs.
www.va.gov/directory/guide/home.asp?isflash=1
Academic Counseling from Veterans Upward Bound
It may have been several years since you were in school, and it is common to find your academic responsibilities challenging. To get support with your academic work contact the Veterans Upward Bound Program near you. Veterans Upward Bound is a free Department of Education program designed to help eligible veterans enter and succeed in their post-secondary education. The resources offered by the program are designed to help identify learning needs and to help veterans succeed in school.
www.realwarriors.net
Support from the DCoE Outreach Center
The Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury (DCoE) has an Outreach Center to provide information and resources to service members, veterans, family members, health care providers, caregivers, employers and others in the community with questions about psychological health issues and traumatic brain injury. If you have questions about which tools for supporting your reintegration or education are right for you, a trained health resource consultant is ready to talk, listen and provide free, confidential guidance 24/7.
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