Veterans

Full Sail University would like to extend a thank you to all veterans and their families for their service to our country. The traits and core values that you have learned while serving our country are assets that will help you move toward your educational goals.

Whether you have recently completed your service or have been working as a civilian and are ready to change your career path, Full Sail is prepared to give you the training and support to help you succeed. While building knowledge in the classroom, you will have opportunities to network with students, graduates, and faculty who share your passion. Full Sail also offers students access to our Career Development Department  that works with you on building connections and identifying opportunities in your industry.

Veterans Benefits:

• Chapter 30 MGIB
• Chapter 33 Post-9/11
• Chapter 32 VEAP (Vietnam Educational Assistance Program)
• Chapter 31 (VocRehab)

Before you fill out your VONAPP, be sure to speak to a Military Admissions Representative to fully understand all of your options.

Dependents and Spouses

We understand the rigors of being a member of a military family. The daily sacrifices that you make not only help support your loved ones, but also support our country.  If you are a spouse or dependent, you may qualify for certain benefits. Your Military Admissions Representative will assist you in navigating the benefits that may be available to you.

Dependents and Spouses Benefits:

• Chapter 33 Post-9/11 TEB (Transfer of Eligible Benefits)
• Chapter 35 DEA (Dependent Educational Assistance)
• Gunny Sergeant Fry

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.