Veteran Services
Get started with your own veteran advisor who will be your point of contact for admissions, enrollment, financial aid, veteran benefits, and programming to support academic and career success.
Sam Draznin
Office of Veteran Services
307-675-0777
[email protected]
Sheridan College offers a number of resources to military veterans. Get started with our dedicated veteran advisor who will be your point of contact for admissions, enrollment, financial aid, veteran benefits, and programming to support academic and career success.
Be sure to visit our Veteran Center to connect with other Veterans in the lounge to study or utilize the computer lab. The Veteran Center is located on the bottom floor of the Thorne-Rider Campus Center past the northeast stairwell by the elevator.
Student Veterans are also designated priority registration students. This is to also help aid in the VA Education Benefits process. This means you will be allowed to register for the next semester up to two weeks prior to registration opening. This ensures a class schedule that best supports individuals’ needs along their journey.
Veteran Benefits
As a military, Veteran, or dependent student, the Sheridan College Veteran Services Office is here to help you with any question or concern you have regarding your Veteran benefits. Please review the benefits below and contact our dedicated Veteran’s Advisor if you have any questions.
Sheridan College is proud and grateful to partner with the Marna M. Kuehne Foundation to support military and Veterans in attaining their education goals. The Kuehne Foundation is the primary funding source for the Veteran Services Office.
Marna M. Kuehne Disabled Veteran Scholarship
The Marne M. Kuehne Disabled Veteran Scholarship is a scholarship provided and paid for by the Marne M. Kuehne Foundation for military veterans with service connected disability that is paid directly to Sheridan College students who qualify for, and elect to receive it based upon current corresponding service connected disability ratings, academic performance, and formal correspondence to the Marne M. Kuehne Foundation.
The Marne M. Kuehne Disabled Veteran Scholarship is paid to Sheridan College students with disability ratings determined by The Office of Veteran Affairs. Because disability ratings fluctuate, election to receive the scholarship will be contingent upon a disability rating current to the semester of the application for election.
- For honorably discharged, disabled veterans attending Sheridan College
- Proof of service connected disability
- Apply in the Veteran Center
Veteran Book Scholarship
- For Veterans who do not qualify
- Available for Veterans that no longer qualify for VA educational benefits
- Apply in the Veteran Center
Your Space. Your Community.
A dedicated space on campus to study, recharge, and connect with fellow veterans.
- Quiet, private space to study or unwind between classes
- Computer lab access for coursework and academic needs
- Snacks available to keep you fueled throughout the day
- Opportunities to connect with fellow veterans through occasional gatherings and events
Next Steps
For full-time or part-time veterans seeking a certificate or degree. Follow these easy step-by-step instructions to successfully enroll in a degree program at Sheridan College.
Step 1: Apply Online for Admission
Step 2:
Following your acceptance to Sheridan College, you will receive an email titled ‘Get to know your Veterans Advisor ‘. This email will contain important information and give you a direct line of communication with your designated Veteran Advisor. Please be on the look out for it and read in it’s entirety.
Residency Status – This affects your tuition
- Section 702 of the Choice Act requires Sheridan College to charge in-state tuition for “covered individuals.”
- Receiving Montgomery and Post-9/11 educational assistance; and enrolls within 3 years of discharge after serving 90 days or more on active duty; OR
- Anyone using transferred entitlement within 3 years of the transferor discharge, after serving 90 days or more on active duty; OR
- Surviving spouses or children under the Fry Scholarship who enroll within 3 years of an active duty Service member’s death in the line of duty after serving 90 days or more; OR
- Individuals who remain continuously enrolled after initially meeting the requirements and are using CH 30 or 33.
- Provide your DD-214, member 4 copy for verification.
Step 3: Meet with Veteran Services
- Required documents
- DD-214 member 4 copy
- VA Educational Benefit certificate of eligibility
- Proof of service connected disability
- Determine veteran benefit package and apply
Step 4: Transcripts
- High school (or HSEC/GED) within 3 years of graduation
- All colleges attended
- Military transcript will be requested at initial appointment with Veteran Services
- Please refer to your initial ‘Get to know your Veterans Advisor’ email for detailed steps on how to officially order your transcripts
Step 5: Placement Tests
- Reading and math
- Required if no previous college level English or math
- Tests are about 1 hour each and cost $5 each
Call 307-675-0100 or 888-675-0505
Step 6: Activate your HUB Account
- Admissions acceptance email has username and password
- Access vital information about your account and the college
- Financial aid and scholarships
- Registration, class schedule and degree plan
- Learning management system
- General information
Step 7: Register for Classes
- Meet with an advisor, preferably Veterans Service Office
- Choose classes
- Develop education plan
- First time students MUST register in person with an advisor
- Priority registration for military and veterans
- Register up to 2 weeks before everyone else
- Get the class schedule that works for you
- Must meet in person with an advisor
Dedicated Veteran Advisor
Navigate college with personalized support from a fellow veteran who understands your experiences and is committed to your success. Whether you’re exploring your eligibility or ready to get started, connect with Sheridan College’s Veterans Advisor today:
Sam Draznin
Office of Veteran Services
307-675-0777
[email protected]