Active Duty

Whether you are stationed at home, currently deployed, or completing your time in the service, Full Sail University offers degree programs that can fit your active duty life and schedule.

Online
Most of our active duty students choose the flexibility of online learning. Full Sail students studying online receive the same level of instruction, assignments, and community support that campus students enjoy. The difference is learning takes place within our custom learning platform – designed specifically around the unique needs of entertainment and digital media students.

Each class allows students to balance their daily demands with class requirements, such as online discussions, team collaboration, and research projects. To get a better idea of how online learning at Full Sail feels, click here to take the Test Drive.

Hybrid
Students who prefer to learn on campus can begin their journey online while completing their military obligation. By starting in a hybrid program, you can jump-start your education by completing foundation courses online. Each month, you will complete one or two classes that will apply directly to your campus degree path.  

Speak with your Military Admissions Representative to discuss the format that best fits your needs and the benefit options that may be available to you in your Active Duty status.

Active Duty Overview of Benefits
Tuition Assistance

• $4500 per year
• $250 per semester hour

Tuition Assistance Top-Up

• Use your MGIBILL, Navy College Fund, Army College Fund or Post 9/11 to help cover the difference

Federal Student Aid

Military Team Spotlight

Meet our dedicated military admissions representatives who can help you get started on your education

• Atino Secor, US Army

  Atino served in the 7th Infantry Division as a Team Leader and Unit Armorer during Operation Desert Storm. In college, he also served in the Florida National Guard as a Military Intelligence Platoon Leader and was honorably discharged in February 2001.

• Terrence Mills, US Navy

  Terrence served seven years of active duty primarily as a Fire Controlman onboard the USS Hayler. He was also a member of the ship’s VBSS team during Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.