Tuition Assistance (TA) is a benefit offered to service members to assist with the cost of tuition. Each branch of the armed services has specific tuition assistance programs. Students should contact their respective military branches for detailed information about programs that may apply to them. Speak with your Educational Services Officer (ESO) prior to enrolling in college, to ensure that you understand the rules.
In order to have all or a portion of their tuition and fees covered by the Military Tuition Assistance program, students must provide an authorized Tuition Assistance (TA) form to the Camp Business Office. A student with both TA and Pell Grant will have TA benefits applied prior to Pell Grant funds. If Pell Grant pays before TA funds are received, then the Pell will be refunded when TA funds are applied.
The Department of Defense has a dedicated website for TA with links at the bottom to all the service branches’ applications: Department of Defense TA Portal.
1. Visit the branch education portal to get started. Follow the Tuition Assistance Steps listed on the Navy College Program page
2. Complete the two required online training courses (once per naval career):
TA must be approved by your command 14 days prior to the first day of class.
Questions?
Contact Navy College Virtual Education Center (NCVEC) at 1-877-838-1659.
Visit the branch education portal to get started.
Visit the branch education portal to get started. You must apply for TA at least 14 days prior to the first day of class.
Visit the branch education portal to get started.
If you are eligible for State or Federal TA:
| Semester | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Spring Semester (Jan. 1 to May 15) | November 1 |
| Summer Semester (May 16 to Aug. 15) | April 1 |
| Fall Semester (Aug. 16 to Dec. 31) | July 1 |
Using State TA? You must contact the Campus Business Office at 757-825-2859 to claim your TA. Depending on funding, only tuition may be covered.
If you plan to use your GI Bill® with TA, please notify your campus VA Certifying Official each semester that you will be using both benefits.
Certain programs of the college have conditions imposed by state, federal, and corporate entities and other requirements related to obtaining credentials.
Such conditions or requirements are detailed in the program description found in the Paul D. Camp Community College Catalog and Student Handbook.
These include licensure/certification requirements and fee information (e.g., nursing licensure exams), specific physical demands of the workplace (e.g., vaccinations), and potential licensure/certification and/or employment limitations for students with criminal backgrounds (e.g., in securing employment as a police officer or working with children).
Application materials for selective admissions program, i.e., those programs that require an admissions application in addition to the general admissions application for the college, also disclose special conditions, requirements, and costs.