AACC welcomes the opportunity to serve our military community. Whether you are on active duty, in the Reserves or National Guard, a veteran or a family member of a veteran, AACC is dedicated to your academic success and professional growth.
Our team of student peer counselors and professional advisors are here to help you!
New to AACC? Our mission is to ensure you are set up for success. Let us guide you through this chapter in your career!
The Military/Veteran Resource Center (MVRC) is the primary contact for prospective military, active-duty military, veterans and their family members on campus. Our center ensures that military-affiliated students are assisted in their progress toward completing their academic degree.
Anne Arundel Community College offers services at the Fort Meade Education & Resiliency Center located on the Fort George G. Meade Army Installation. Services provided include: admissions and registration, placement testing, academic advising, bill/payment plans and career services.
Learn more about the Fort Meade Education & Resiliency Center.
The Student Veterans Association provides military veterans with the resources, support and community needed to succeed in higher education and following graduation. This organization coordinates campus activities, provides pre-professional networking and generally gives a touchstone for student veterans in higher education.
Learn more about the Student Veterans Association.
The Student Achievement and Success Program (SASP) is a support and retention program designed to increase the academic success, retention, graduation and transfer of students who may have more barriers and challenges to overcome in order to realize their goals.
We're here to help.
Monday-Thursday
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Truxal Library Room 112
See hours for other student services.
The Cyber GR&C Grant offers up to $5,000 in tuition for veterans and first responders who want to begin their career in cybersecurity.
Pauline Smith worked in human resources and protocol in the Air Force for years. After leaving the military, she stayed in the administrative world. But deep down she always wanted to study art. Smith used her GI Bill to study visual arts and business at AACC and became a Ratcliffe scholar.
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