Education

The Military Medicine Program is aimed for those who have served or who want to pursue an HPSP Scholarship and are wishing to attend Medical School. The Military Medicine Program advances Texas A&M's rich legacy of military service through the formation of deep collaborative relationships with our Corps of Cadets, The Department of Defense (DoD) Service Academies, The Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU), The Defense Health Agency (DHA), and numerous other DoD agencies and veterans’ service organizations.

Provides veterans and their families the tools they need to overcome life challenges after military service through the following services:

Recruiting veterans to work in the water and wastewater utility industry.

To improve human health and quality of life across the state, around the nation, and throughout the world by achieving excellence in education, discovery, clinical care and health promotion.

Adult education in math, communication, computer, financial literacy, and reading comprehension skills.

Maximize your Post 9/11 GI Bill with help from the VetSuccess Coordinator

Scholarships for women veterans and active duty women military personnel.

Public college accepting GI Bill and Hazlewood. Also offers short-course technical programs.  Multiple locations in Tarrant County.

Public University in El Paso, accepts Hazlewood and GI bill.

Veteran association, provides scholarships to the children of the Sea Services, and to Sea Cadets.

Get 'Salesforce' certified with VetForce free training

Public University in Galveston, TX. Accepts Hazlewood and GI bill.

Public university accepting Hazlewood and GI Bill.  Also has a Student Veteran Services Office and a range of transition assistance for student veterans. 

Job Search and Career Research information.

Public university accepting Hazlewood and GI Bill.  Three campuses.

Private university, accepts GI bill.