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1. I’m considering transferring to a 4-year once I am done at the community college, what are the next steps?

   Once you complete your program of study at the Community College, your options are endless! The following schools offers programs which cater specifically to adult learners. For other opportunities visit Transfer Virginia!

   ej-green@vccs.edu - September 15, 2021

2. Resources for Military Students

   

    

   Virginia’s Community Colleges are proud of their long and successful history of working with every branch of the military.  We offer veterans, retirees, active duty personnel and their families a strong, career-focused education.

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 6, 2021

3. Paying for School- Financial Aid 101

   

   Paying for college may seem overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be! Financial aid can come from a variety of resources like federal or state funds, or private sources (like a loan or a scholarship). Below you will find listings that will help you understand how financial aid works, how to pay for college, and loans. 

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 7, 2021

4. Can I receive credit for life experience?

   Some of the colleges in the Virginia Community College System recognize experiential learning (means of being awarded Credit for Prior Learning through an administrative determination) when the experience closely aligns with specific course outcomes.  Credit may be awarded based upon an individualized portfolio evaluation, which may be conducted by faculty at the individual colleges. 

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 13, 2021

5. Where can I complete short-term training?

   

   FastForward is a short-term training program for high-demand industries run out of VCCS, helping Virginians get the jobs they want and the salaries they need.  The career training is different from one college to the next because the workforce needs vary from community to community.

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 19, 2021

6. What is the difference between a career studies certificate, a certificate, and a diploma?

   Below you will find the definitions of the Career Studies Certificate, Certificate, and Diploma. 

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   Career Studies Certificate
   A career studies certificate program is defined as a program of study of not less than 9 nor more than 29 semester credit hours. Career studies certificate programs are not required to include general education.

   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 27, 2021

7. What if I cannot find my experience listed?

   If you have a certification, training, or military experience not listed, please create an account, fill out the information in the Portfolio under "My Story." Once you've completed the Portfolio, use the College Connect to contact the school you are interested in to verify if you are eligible for credit.

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   ej-green@vccs.edu - October 27, 2021

8. Where can I get my Joint Services Transcript (JST)?

   Where can I get my Joint Services Transcript (JST)?

   If you serve or have served in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy or Coast Guard:

   • Download and save your JST (Joint Services Transcript), using either the Transcript or Combo Report format from the set of options available on the JST page, to your computer.

   If you are serving in the Air Force:

   ej-green@vccs.edu - January 30, 2023

9. GI Bill Comparison Tool

   

    

   Learn about and compare your GI Bill benefits at approved schools, employers, and VET TEC providers.

   GI Bill Comparison Tool

   ej-green@vccs.edu - January 24, 2024

10. Virginia Department of Veterans Services

    

    The Virginia Department of Veterans Services (DVS) connects Virginia’s veterans and their families to federal and state benefits, support, quality care, and recognition they have earned.

     

    ej-green@vccs.edu - January 31, 2024

11. Virginia Veterans Network

     

    

     

    ej-green@vccs.edu - June 24, 2024

12. Tech for Troops

    

     

    Tech for Troops empowers the under-resourced Veterans and their families by providing sustainable lifelong digital skills backed through training, education, and technology.

    ej-green@vccs.edu - January 28, 2025

13. Maximize Your Military Experience with a Technical Studies Associate Degree

    Maximizing your military experience by enrolling in a Technical Studies Associate Degree program is a smart way to turn hands-on skills into academic and professional advancement. This degree is designed to recognize and build upon the specialized training and real-world problem-solving experience gained during military service. Whether you've worked in logistics, engineering, IT, or mechanics, the program allows you to transfer military credits and focus on expanding your technical knowledge, leadership abilities, and career readiness.

    ej-green@vccs.edu - April 15, 2025

14. From Service to Success: A Military & Family Resource Fair at Virginia Western

    

     

    ej-green@vccs.edu - May 19, 2025

15. How can I use Credits2Careers to help me explain my military experience?

    Credits2Careers can help you translate your military experience for a civilian career!  Simply follow the steps below to aid you in your career search by enhancing your resume. 

    ej-green@vccs.edu - June 2, 2025