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College Credits For Service

Students who are active service members or veterans may be eligible to receive 糖心原创 credits due to their military education and experience, as it applies to their choice of associate degree or certificate.

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Student Marshall and President Podell at Commencement 2026

糖心原创鈥檚 VALOR Act Academic Credit Evaluation Policy

In accordance with the VALOR ACT, 糖心原创 evaluates credit earned for military education, training, experience, or coursework using the same standards as those applied to coursework from accredited colleges and universities. 糖心原创 reviews all military transcripts and discharge documents (DD214), including SMART, ACE, and AARTS, as well as CLEP and DANTES Subject Standardized Tests in accordance with college policies for transferability of credit to the student鈥檚 intended major or program of study. Such evaluation shall be in accordance with existing Mass Transfer agreement policies. Students shall receive accurate and complete academic counseling from the Veterans鈥� Coordinator in collaboration with the Academic Advising Center.

Obtain College Credits for Your Service

Request that your military transcript is sent to Massbay to determine if your service and experience can be turned into college credits.

  • Students who are active service members or veterans of Army, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard may request their official Joint Service Transcript (JST)
  • Students who are active service members or veterans of the Air Force or Space Force may request their official Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) Transcript

Veterans

Most Veterans and active service members are eligible to use their service branches transcript program.  However, if the JST or CCAF credits are not available, the member should provide a DD-214 Discharge Document to receive credit for their experience based upon data in blocks 11, 14, and 18.