Learner Experience
Military Resources
Military/Veteran Support Services
(Mental Health/Life/Other support):
Below are some important resources for our military/veteran students and alumni for their mental health, life, and other support that you may need.
Nurse Practitioner School- Opportunities for Military Nurses
Our team at NursePractitionerSchools.com created a guide detailing information all about careers in military nursing. It covers key skills to being a military nurse, career paths by military branch, and frequently asked questions that would be beneficial for students looking to be employed in the healthcare space.
Make The Connection
Created by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Make The Connection is your #1 resource for behavioral health treatment in your area. You are not alone, click this link to find your local behavioral health treatment in your area today.
Lifeline for Vets
Created by the National Veterans Foundation (NVF), Lifeline for Vets give veterans and military students with resources for crisis hotlines, homelessness, and benefits information. For more information, click here.
National Resource Directory (NRD)
Developed by the Defense Health Agency’s Recovery Coordination Program, the NRD was created for wounded warriors, Service Members, Veterans, their families, and caregivers to programs and services that support them. Click here for more information.
Onlinetherapy.com
Onlinetherapy.com provides a resource that dives into veteran mental health care and shares the most effective, affordable, and convenient online therapy services for veterans. For more information, click here.
Military One Source:
Funded by the Department of Defense, Military One Source provides veterans, and active members all the services that the Department of Veteran Affairs offers. Click here to find available programs and financial assistance.
- Military and Veteran Scholarships/Financial Assistance:Application Costs for Military LearnersMilitary Cost Adjustments for Non-Matriculated Non-Degree Seeking Learners
Military and Veteran Scholarships/Financial Assistance:
Click the buttons below for financial assistance and scholarships available to our veterans and active members.
Application Costs for Military Learners
The application fee is waived for all Nightingale College’s active duty servicemembers and veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces, unless transferring in pharmacology credit where only a $50 application fee will be assessed.
Military Cost Adjustments for Non-Matriculated Non-Degree Seeking Learners
Tuition for non-matriculated non-degree seeking learners who are Active Duty and Reserve Members of the U.S. Armed Forces is $250 per academic semester credit plus the applicable course fees ($100 per course) only for the GE courses COM 301, ENG 120, HUM 110, MAT 100, PSY 201, and SOC 220. Servicemembers may take up to five (5) of the aforementioned courses at the stated tuition rate.
Military Spouse/Families:
Military spouses and families have their own struggles. Below are websites that help balance the scale a bit with resources of benefits specifically for military spouses and families.
Military Benefits
Many programs are provided automatically upon entrance to military service or marriage to a service member. Click this link to read about the top five benefits that are not automatically provided but provided to military spouses and families.
Going Back to School as a Military Spouse
Going back to school is extremely rewarding. Click this link to read more about how being a military spouse can benefit you as a student.
Retirement Benefits for Military Spouses
Retirement signifies the end of the a long road. Click this link to read about the retirement benefits that you may qualify for as a military spouse.
VA State Licensure Requirements
Download the VA State Licensure Requirements
