Education That Moves With You
Military life requires flexibility—and your education should support that.
Waldorf University offers fully online degree programs designed for military spouses and dependents who are balancing family responsibilities, relocations, and career goals.
Whether you are continuing your education or preparing for a new opportunity, you can move forward without putting your life on hold.
Nearly 62% of military-affiliated students are first-generation college students, compared to 43% of non-military students (D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families)
Using Transferred GI Bill® benefits
Eligible service members may transfer unused Post-9/11 GI Bill® benefits to spouses and dependents.
These benefits may help cover tuition and other education-related expenses.
To use transferred benefits:
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You Must Be Enrolled In DEERS (Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System)
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Benefits Must Be Transferred While The Service Member Is Still Serving
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You Must Meet VA Eligibility Requirements
Once approved, dependents may apply through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Learn More About VA Education Benefits →
SpouseWorks Scholarship Opportunities
The SpouseWorks Scholarship (formerly MyCAA) provides up to $4,000 in tuition assistance for eligible military spouses pursuing approved education and training programs. Funding availability and eligible programs may vary based on Department of Defense guidelines.
This funding may be used toward:
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Associate Degrees In Approved Career Fields
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Licensure And Certification Programs
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Career Training That Supports Portable Careers
SpouseWorks is designed to support careers that can move with you—no matter where you are stationed.
Start with Waldorf
If you are interested in applying SpouseWorks benefits toward a Waldorf program:
Explore SpouseWorks Training Programs
Some SpouseWorks-funded certification programs are offered through Waldorf’s training partners and may include additional enrollment steps.
Explore SpouseWorks Training Programs →
A Degree That Fits Military Life
Waldorf’s online programs are built for the realities of military families:
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Study From Anywhere With Internet Access
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Continue Your Education Through Relocations
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Balance School With Family Responsibilities
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Progress At A Pace That Works For You
Support for Military Families
Waldorf’s Warrior Support Center provides guidance every step of the way:
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Understanding Benefit Eligibility
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Coordinating GI Bill® Benefits
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Evaluating Transfer Credit
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Planning Your Degree Path
Call: 877-267-2157 ext. 6546
Email: warriorsupport@waldorf.edu
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can spouses use transferred GI Bill® benefits?
Yes. Eligible service members may transfer Post-9/11 GI Bill® benefits to spouses or dependents while still serving.
What is the SpouseWorks Scholarship?
SpouseWorks (formerly MyCAA) provides tuition assistance for eligible military spouses pursuing approved education and training programs.
Can I complete my degree while relocating?
Yes. Waldorf’s online programs are accessible from anywhere with internet access.
Do I apply through Waldorf or the VA?
Students must apply for VA benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs and coordinate enrollment with Waldorf.
Will my previous education count?
Waldorf evaluates prior college coursework and eligible experience for transfer credit.
Where can I learn more about VA education benefits?
Visit the official U.S. government website:
https://www.va.gov/education/
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information is available at https://www.va.gov/education/.
