Military Students
You are considered a MILITARY STUDENT if you are a veteran or active duty member of the U.S. armed forces.
Serving Those Who Served
At Jackson College, we offer a range of valuable resources to help you and your family succeed both academically and personally. The Veteran Resource Center is one of these key supports, offering guidance, tools, and connections to help you reach your educational goals and thrive during your time here.
Step 1
Explore Degrees & Certificates
Before you apply, take time to explore our degrees and certificates to find the program that aligns with your goals. You’ll need to select your intended program of study when completing the application.
Step 2
Submit Online Application
Fill out our online application. Indicate that you will intend to enroll as the following type of student: Undergraduate – Seeking a Certificate, Associate Degree, Transfer, or Bachelor’s Degree.
Step 3
Submit FAFSA
If you plan to apply for financial aid, it is important that you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible.
Step 4
Explore VA Resources
Have questions about your VA benefits? Connect with the Veteran Resource Center—even before you’re accepted or while your application is in progress. They’re here to help you get started with the support you need.
Step 5
Submit Transcripts
Submit any high school or college transcripts, as well as test scores
Step 6
Online Orientation
Once accepted, new students will receive an e-mail to complete an online orientation to learn about Jackson College’s policies, procedures, financial aid, expectations, and student resources.
Step 7
Register for Classes
At the end of your orientation, you will be able to schedule a meeting with your Student Success Navigator to plan and register for classes.
Step 8
Pay Tuition
Understand the costs associated with your program and learn about the different ways you can pay for your classes.
Step 9
Course materials
Get your course materials easily through the JC Textbook Program, providing convenient access to the books and resources you need
Step 10
Credit for Prior Learning
Do you have prior experience through work, military service, or certifications? You may qualify for college credit!