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Military Evaluations

  • Since 1945, ACE has provided a critical link between the U. S. Department of Defense and higher education and in this role helps our nation’s military members and veterans gain access to higher education. ACE reviews military training (courses) and experiences (occupations) with the goal of awarding equivalent college credits for those experiences. The Military Guide has over 18,000 exhibits (15,000 courses/3,200 occupations) dating back to 1954.

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  • Military Reviews

    The ACE evaluation process is founded on high quality standards of educational practice, including rigorous reviews by faculty evaluators. ACE conducts a site visit to evaluate military training and facilitate the evaluators’ analysis in determining the appropriate credit recommendations.

  • ACE Faculty Evaluators

    ACE review teams embrace the philosophy that what an individual learns is more important than when, where, and how the individual learned it. An ACE evaluation is a rigorous, hands-on process conducted by a team of teaching faculty from relevant academic disciplines, representing a diversity of colleges and universities.

Previous Content

  • January 28, 2013

    ACE’s Online Military Guide to Credit Recommendations Has Enhanced Search Capabilities, New Look

    ACE’s Military Guide has a revamped search function and an updated look, making it easier to locate and review the thousands of courses the Council has evaluated and recommended for college credit since 1954.

  • November 7, 2011

    Second Survey on Campus Programs for Veterans, Military Members to Launch on Veterans Day

    ACE and a coalition of higher education associations have selected Veterans Day to launch a second national survey on campus programs and services offered to student veterans and active duty military students.

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    July 1, 2011

    Military Course and Occupations Evaluations

    The Military Course and Occupations Evaluations: Procedures for Onsite Reviews is a handbook and tool to assist installations and training schoolhouses with the details, processes, and procedures of ACE reviews.

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    Employers and Organizations

    If your organization offers courses designed to expand and improve the knowledge base and skill sets of your employees or members, then you should learn more about the ACE College Credit Recommendation Service (CREDIT). Participants in your programs may be able to earn college credit with successful completion of your courses.

  • Faculty Evaluator Travel Policies

    Information on making travel arrangements, conducting the evaluation and filing travel reimbursement forms.

  • Military Guide Sample Occupation Exhibit

    Military occupation exhibits are subdivided into multiple sections, and are structured differently for many of the occupation categories. The sample military occupation exhibit identifies the various sections found in the exhibits and describes the contents and purpose of each section.

  • Joint Service Transcript Webinar Slides

    The Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Coast Guard are moving to a Joint Services Transcript (JST) and you need to be ready! ACE is hosting a series of FREE webinars to introduce the JST. The merge of AARTS, SMART, and CGI to a ‘purple’ transcript under a single name and program is a major accomplishment for the Military Voluntary Education Program and was enthusiastically promoted and supported by DANTES. The synchronized transcript is based on the SMART model.

  • Military Guide Frequently Asked Questions

    Answers to frequently asked questions about the Military Guide.

  • Marine Corps Joint Services Transcript Sample

    Marine Corps Joint Services Transcript Sample. This is a sample of an Marine Corps Joint Services Transcript. It includes all details found on an official transcript and serves as an example.

  • Transfer Guide

    This publication is a resource to help service members use their ACE credit recommendations and military transcripts to achieve their higher education goals. (PDF) 3 MB

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