Resource Guide
All of the resources listed here are for military-connected students and are provided as a service to support your academic success and well-being.Crisis
CCBC Veteran Services
Scholarships
CCBC Library Resources
Frequently asked questions
What resources are available if I feel depressed, stressed, anxiety, anger, irritable, unstable, or another mental health issue?
Where can I find information about all of the benefits that the VA offers military members and their families?
Where can I find information about community organizations specifically for military members and their families?
I’m relocating; what should I do?
I’ve been reactivated as a service member; what should I do?
Who do I speak to if I have questions about MyCAA?
Can I receive credit for my military training and experience?
Where can I find books and articles about stress, time management, emotional intelligence, college, combat trauma, resumes, career search, transitioning back to civilian life, and other life skills?
What is Academic Development 101? Do I need to take it?
Does CCBC offer any assistance with career planning?
How can I stay up-to-date on what’s going on in CCBC’s Veteran Services?
Where can I get help with my classes?
I’m struggling to meet my basic needs such as food, housing, or transportation. Where can I get help?
How can I become more involved and interact more with my peers on campus?
Does CCBC offer mentorship programs?
What is the Warrior Scholar Program (WSP)?
What is the American Corporate Partnership (ACP) mentorship program?
I need my DD 214, can CCBC help?
How can I work in the Veteran Resource Center?
Can't find what you need here?
You can also visit your nearest Veteran Resource Center to speak with a Veteran Services Staff member, who can help you navigate these and other resources.