Can I get college credit for my experience in the military?

The McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst location was designed to build on your military training and experience. It was developed specifically for enlisted personnel whose ratings and service schools may already have earned them college credit.

What can I study?

Members of the Army or Air Force can enroll in any academic program offered at Berkeley College on any location.

How do I access my online course?

Berkeley College uses Blackboard as its course management system. You will receive your username and password as soon as you have registered for your course. Should you have any technical problems, a 24/7 Help Desk is always available to assist you.

What will I find when I access my course?

When you first access your Blackboard course, you will find a welcome from your online professor, your professor's contact information, your syllabus, weekly assignments, discussions, and assessments.

How do I contact my professor?

Your professor's contact information will be found in the course, and you may e-mail your professor any time you have a question.

What do I do if research is assigned?

Berkeley's online library supports the curriculum. There are many different databases that can be used. What is more, there is a library tutorial, as well as online librarians available to assist you.

What other services are offered as I take my online course?

The Academic Support Center provides writing and tutoring services for all online students. You may contact the Center at any time.

Can I get financial assistance for my studies?

Absolutely! If you were attracted to the Army or Air Force by the G.I. Bill, tuition assistance, or other educational funding opportunities, don't delay! Begin your college studies now. The Army or Air Force will pay a substantial part of tuition costs for courses taken while you're on active duty. For details, ask a Berkeley College counselor.