Military Affairs
“Discipling, training and caring for our military community is incredibly strategic for long-term, global Gospel impact. These are men and women who are being sent by our nation’s military into communities all over the globe. Our hope is to build a welcoming, strategic and caring community for our military men and women who are training for chaplaincy, on active duty anywhere in the world, serving in our reserve corps or transitioning out of the military.”
-Dr. Mark Liederbach, Dean of Students
Veteran’s Benefits at Southeastern
Judson College accepts and processes the following benefits:
- Chapter 30 Montgomery GI Bill: Current/Former Active Duty
- Chapter 31 Vocational Rehabilitation
- Chapter 33 Post 9/11 GI Bill
- Chapter 35 Survivors/Dependents Educational Assistance
- Chapter 1606 MGI Bill: Selected Reserve
Benefits Application Process
- Initial consultation with the Military Affairs Coordinator at Southeastern
- Fill out your Certificate of Eligibility. In order to gain veteran benefits at Southeastern, you will need to apply for a Certificate of Eligibility through the G.I. Bill.
- Submit Certificate of Eligibility to the Military affairs coordinator via [email protected]
- Complete our Veteran Class Certificate Process
Military Rate
To qualify for the military tuition rate, a student must be an active-duty, honorably-discharged or other than dishonorably-discharged veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces. Students receiving the SBC tuition rate are ineligible for the military tuition rate and vice versa. The Military tuition rate and SBC tuition rate are equivalent. To apply, please complete the Military Rate Request Form to [email protected]
Southeastern does not accept federal Tuition Assistance (TA). This will not affect GI Bill benefits, which are processed through the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA).
Military Community
Judson College is thankful for our students and their families who are part of the military community. Whether military veterans or serving today in an active or reserve capacity, our military community contributes diverse life, ministry, and work experiences to Southeastern. To show our appreciation and to cultivate connection and fellowship, Southeastern holds Military Community events throughout the academic year.
Military Chaplaincy Opportunities
The Military Affairs office has developed strategic relationships and conducted valuable research by which they can assist graduates of Judson College, students, and prospective students to connect with Military Chaplaincy opportunities. You can contact our Military Affairs Coordinator for more information.
Contact Information
For more information on any of our resources or services, please contact the Military Affairs Coordinator at 919-761-2363 or [email protected].