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Pierce College Military Registration? Need Some Guidance

Hello everyone! I'm currently a junior in high school and I'm considering joining the military. I've heard about Pierce College's military program, but I'm little lost on how to start, more specifically on the registration process. Can someone walk me through it? Any hint or tip would be greatly appreciated!

a year ago

Sure, I'd be happy to guide you through the process of registering for Pierce College's military program.

1. Application: First, you'll need to apply to Pierce College. You should be able to do this through their website or by contacting their Admissions Office. After applying, you'll receive your Student Identification Number (SID), which is crucial for future steps, so make sure to keep it handy!

2. Military Education Office: Next, you'll want to contact the Military Education office at Pierce College. They will support you throughout your journey, including helping you understand your benefits and how to use them, providing resources for military students, and more.

3. Tuition Assistance (TA): If you're on active duty, you can apply for Tuition Assistance. Different branches have different processes for this, so you'll want to go through the appropriate channels for your branch of service.

4. Registration: When registering for classes, you have the option to do so online or on campus. When you're selecting classes, ensure that they align with your degree plan or program requirements. The utilization of a counselor or academic advisor to help select the appropriate courses is highly beneficial.

5. Certification: After registering for classes, you'll need to request certification from the VA for your benefits using the Certification Request Form (VA and TA). Make sure you complete this step every quarter you're planning on using benefits.

6. Prepare for the Semester: Lastly, keep an eye on your student email for updates about start dates, book lists, and any other necessary items in preparation for your studies.

Remember, it's always a good idea to stay in touch with your Military Education office and a counselor or academic advisor. Both will play important roles in helping you succeed in your academic journey while balancing your military obligations.

a year ago

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