Build on your experience.
At WashU Continuing & Professional Studies (CAPS), Veterans and active military members can explore flexible pathways that support their academic and professional goals.
For Air Force Veteran Grant Harris, that meant finding a new sense of purpose and community after transitioning to civilian life.
“I have found myself finding that purpose and that community that I was missing when I first separated from the military.”
-SSGT Grant Harris
Your Experience Matters
Build on Previous Learning
Eligible military training and previous college coursework may apply toward your degree.
Education That Fits Your Life
Online, hybrid and other learning options are designed for working adults. Availability varies by program.
Pathway To Your Goals
Bachelor’s degrees, graduate programs and certificates align with your interests and ambitions.
Support Along the Way
Student Success Navigators can discuss academic options and be your partner on your journey.
New Skills. New Career Possibilities.
After serving in the Army and spending 15 years in the waste industry, Jay Kline decided to pursue a long-standing interest in data analytics. Through the CAPS data analytics and applications program, he is building skills he can apply to his work in healthcare and business development.
Make the Most of Your Education Benefits
WashU CAPS supports eligible military-connected students using U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs education benefits. Explore available programs and find resources to help you understand eligibility, required documentation and next steps.
Check out CAPS Benefits
Explore VA education benefits accepted by CAPS, eligibility requirements and the steps to use your benefits toward your education.
WashU Military & Veteran Services
Find university resources, guidance and support for veterans, active-duty service members and military-connected students.
U.S. VA Education Benefits
Access official information about VA education benefits, eligibility, applications and managing your benefits.
Questions?
Fill out the form, and Student Success Navigator Christopher Thurmond will reach out to you.
