Military Education Solutions

DETC Military Education Solutions

Through DETC accredited institutions, the top-quality education you deserve and desire is available and affordable.

Advance your career while in active service to your nation or when your tour of duty is finished by earning undergraduate and graduate degrees in a diverse range of professional fields.

Start the career of your dreams with the credentials for success in:

The real-world facts about distance education speak for themselves:

• More than 5 million students in the United States are currently enrolled in distance education courses, certificate programs and degree programs.
  
  
• You can learn while you earn – and go at your own pace. Day or night, on weekends, or any other
  time that suits your schedule, you can study as rapidly or as slowly as you desire – or your family
  and military responsibilities demand.
  
  
• Your school follows you wherever you’re deployed. Whether you’re stationed in the U.S. or anywhere
  around the globe, you will never have to change schools or risk losing your hard-earned credits due
  to a need to transfer.
  
  
• In DETC-accredited distance education programs, you get the support you need, with expert help as
  close as the nearest phone or computer keyboard and internet connection.
  
  
• Need to conserve your TA or GI Bill benefits? DETC programs are low cost, and offer some of the
  best educational values in the world. No costs for on-campus living or eating. No travel costs. No
  lost time from duty assignments and paid jobs. You learn as you earn, and have more flexibility in developing the right pace of learning than any traditional “on-campus” program can offer.
  
  
• DETC students have high course completion rates. Degree courses have an average of 74% completion and degree programs have an average of 69% graduation.
  
  
• DETC graduates are highly satisfied customers! Over 97% of DETC graduates would recommend
  their alma mater to a friend.

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