- American Council on Education — ACE offers a wealth of online services for colleges and universities that want to improve their service to student veterans, including a Toolkit for Veteran-Friendly Institutions
- American Legion — This national organization’s Veterans Education Center offers a wealth of education-related information and support.
- The Jed Foundation — This site offers resources for educators and students who seek to understand and support the emotional health of student veterans.
- Make the Connection — This site is a platform for shared experiences and also offers support for veterans pursuing education beyond high school.
- Operation College Promise — This national policy and research organization supports the transition and success of student veterans. It also provides colleges and universities with a comprehensive resource guide: Creating an Environment for Student Veteran Success on Campus
- RealWarriors.net — For resources related to educational and vocational counseling and making the transition to academic life.
- Student Veterans of America — This site offers a wealth of resources for student vets and can help them connect with SVA chapters on their campuses.
- VA GI Bill Website — This government site provides information on all educational benefits provided by the VA. It offers with tools and resources to help Veterans pursuing college degrees, on-the-job training, apprenticeships, or non-college degrees programs.
- Veterans of Foreign Wars — The VFW recently launched a new initiative called 1 Student Veteran aimed at helping student veterans cut through red tape and obtain their VA and GI Bill benefits.
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