About MilitarySupportiveColleges.com

Supporting Military Service Members, Vets, and Families at Every Phase of the College Journey

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What We Offer

As you start looking into the education benefits available to service members, veterans, and their families, you definitely won’t come up short on information.

Online resources published by the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, state VA associations, and individual services are readily available. All of them present lots of information on education benefits in that characteristically concise language familiar to anyone who spent any time in the service. You’ll also find thousands of colleges from coast to coast that accept those benefits and offer military supportive services, all promoting themselves as friendly to service members, vets, and their families.

But what you’ll probably find missing is a single resource that ties all that information together, helping you to make sense of it all while providing the kind of clear and actionable guidance you need to confidently take your next steps. Until now.

MilitarySupportiveColleges.com is the one-stop resource you’ve been looking for, designed to ensure you and your family know exactly how to access the education benefits you have coming to you, and which colleges and universities both accept those benefits and respect the service and sacrifice it took to earn them.

Whether you’re a veteran transitioning to the civilian job market, an active duty service member looking to earn a promotion or get a jump on college for your post-service career, or even if you’re looking at joining the service with rank after college, we’re here to help you make the most of every benefit dollar coming your way.

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Our Contributors

Scott Wilson

Scott Wilson

Scott Wilson is a freelance writer based in the Pacific Northwest. He earned a bachelor of arts in English from the University of Washington in 1999 and has a background in information technology. He lives on a sailboat and spends his summers cruising the Salish Sea, carefully staying out of the way of the many Coast Guard and Navy vessels stationed in the area. So far, he’s only been stopped once by a warship at gunpoint. You can connect with Scott at Scott Wilson | LinkedIn.

Catherine Dorian

Catherine Dorian

A seven-year educator and lifelong writer, Catherine teaches students how to use language to learn and thrive in whatever purpose or path they choose. After earning her BA in English Teaching from Montana State University, Catherine lived and taught in rural Montana and Vermont before landing back in her native Massachusetts. Catherine believes that education is the avenue to self-determination; learning gives us clarity, agency, and the confidence to continue to dispute our ideas and enrich our lives. Catherine is currently a degree candidate in the ALM program in Creative Writing and Literature at Harvard University. Some of her work is available at catherinedorian.com.

Alex Dorian

A proud supporter of our nation’s military personnel, Alex views skilled trades as an excellent option for veterans entering civilian life. As a plumber and gasfitter, he believes those who served have the perfect aptitude for technical, physically demanding work. He currently resides in Massachusetts.

Brian Miller

Brian Miller

Brian Miller is a secondary principal and blogger (millerbrian.com) currently living in Fort Benton, Montana. He has taught 7-12 English for 10+ years throughout the country and world. He has presented at teacher conferences in Thailand, China, Wyoming, and Montana on topics such as curriculum development, teaching strategies, and character development. He is currently pursuing his doctorate in Educational Leadership through the University of Montana. You can connect with Brian on Twitter.

Rebecca Turley

Rebecca Turley

Rebecca is an experienced writer and editor with a BA in Journalism and Communications. Her career highlights include ghostwriting several books for the education field, editing for a national book publisher, and writing for high-profile websites and blogs in the education, healthcare, and social sciences fields. She is proud to be part of a military family of current soldiers and veterans of the Army, Air Force, and Marines. You can connect with Rebecca at Rebecca Turley | LinkedIn.

Jennifer Williams

Jennifer Williams

Jennifer is a practicing registered nurse with a bachelor's degree in nursing (BSN). She has been writing professionally for more than a decade on topics that include higher education and nursing. Jennifer is a devoted wife and the proud mother of a teenage son. When she’s not writing, she enjoys spending time with her family, reading novels, scavenging antique shops, and playing with her five goofy dogs. Connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn.