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Military and Veteran Education Support
- If you are an NPACE student and you require assistance, contact ncpace@tesu.edu
- If you have question regarding your completed evaluation or transfer credits (Academic Advising), contact academicadvising@tesu.edu
- For Financial Aid assistance, contact finaid@tesu.edu
- For billing or account assistance, contact studentaccts@tesu.edu
- For testing issues, contact testing@tesu.edu
- For issues regarding a TESU Mentor, contact mentors@tesu.edu
- For Technical Support or assistance with your myEdison account, contact support@tesu.edu
- For assistance or questions regarding your MVP account, contact mvp@tesu.edu
Contact one of our Military advisors at (866) 446-1804 (toll-free within the U.S.) or call (609) 281-5215. Our staff is available to assist you via telephone Monday-Friday, 0900-1630 ET (with the exception of holidays).
If you must leave a message due to high call volume or after-hours calls, please state your name clearly with your preferred contact information and student ID. We will return your call as soon as possible.
For faster service, please contact our office at militaryeducation@tesu.edu.
Contact one of our Military counselors via email: militaryeducation@tesu.edu or through myEdison® by submitting a HelpDesk ticket (choose "Military")
Contact one of our Military advisors at (866) 446-1804 (toll-free within the U.S.) or call (609) 281-5215. Our staff is available to assist you via telephone Monday-Friday, 0900-1630 ET (with the exception of holidays).
If you must leave a message due to high call volume or after-hours calls, please state your name clearly with your preferred contact information and student ID. We will return your call as soon as possible.
For faster service, please contact our office at militaryeducation@tesu.edu.
Veterans and students can utilize GI Bill Benefits at Thomas Edison State College. Learn how ».
Temporary additional duty orders (TDY) can be issued to military students at any time. They are usually short, from 2 days to 6 months. In the event a student “goes TDY” they become exempt from course submission deadlines. TDY orders that do not cause a student to withdraw or request a course extension will be verified by the Office of Military and Veteran Education.
“Going dark” is a military term for the sudden unexpected termination of communication. This can happen at any military base, ship, or remote location. During this time, students will not have access to their courses and may miss submission deadlines. A military student undergoing an event of this type is exempt from late assignment penalties. This includes discussion forums and assignment submissions. Exceptions for this event will be verified by the Office of Military and Veteran Education. Students should work out a submission schedule with their course mentor to avoid additional late penalties.
- Why Thomas Edison State University?
- Army Students
- Navy Students
- USMC Students
- Air Force Students
- Coast Guard Students
- Students Using GI Bill and VA Benefits
- National Guard Students
- Base Programs
- Spouses and Dependents
- Military and Veteran Education Support
- Admission Requirements
- Tuition and Fees
- Earning Credits for Military Training
- Military Degree Completion Program
- Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts Program (MyCAA)
- Find Military and Veteran Counselors
- Military Scholarships
- Proctor Request
- External Links
Brad Brezinski, BSAST
"After completing the degree, I was selected for Chief Petty Officer, which is a great honor for an enlisted member of the Navy..."