Johnson City, TN
East Tennessee State University offers the following veteran and military support programs:
Yes, East Tennessee State University is a GI Bill® approved school. However, you will need to check with the school to ensure that the GI Bill® covers your preferred degree program.
Yes, East Tennessee State University is a Yellow Ribbon school.
Eligible military and veteran students may have up to 100% of their tuition covered, with zero tuition costs out-of-pocket. You will need to check with the school to ensure that your preferred degree program is 100% covered by the Yellow Ribbon.
No, East Tennessee State University offers Yellow Ribbon funding for master’s programs.
Eligible students may have up to 100% of their tuition covered, with zero costs out-of-pocket. You will need to check with the school to ensure that the Yellow Ribbon in fact covers your preferred advanced degree program.
Yes, East Tennessee State University offers a military discount or reduced tuition for military and veterans.
At $429 per credit hour East Tennessee State University’s tuition rate for active military does exceed the Tuition Rate assistance cap of $250 per hour. This means that the student may, have out-of-pocket costs.
At $493 per credit hour East Tennessee State University’s online tuition rate for active military does exceed the Tuition Rate assistance cap of $250 per hour. This means that the student may have out-of-pocket costs.
Yes, East Tennessee State University offers online degree programs.
Yes, East Tennessee State University is approved for Tuition Assistance.
Eligible students may have up to 100% of their tuition covered, with zero costs out-of-pocket. You will need to check with the school to ensure that Tuition Assistance covers your preferred degree program.
Yes, East Tennessee State University has master’s degree programs covered by Tuition Assistance funding.
Eligible active military students may have up to 100% of their tuition covered, with zero costs out-of-pocket. You will need to check with the school to ensure that Tuition Assistance covers your preferred degree program.
East Tennessee State University is considered military-friendly. They feature a veteran counselor on campus, credit for military service, and are a Yellow Ribbon School. In addition, the school is approved for tuition assistance offering a reduced tuition rate for the military.
Yes, East Tennessee State University is a Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts (MyCAA) approved school.
ETSU Serves those who have served…
In-House Scholarships for Military-Affiliated Students
Scholarships for Military Affiliated Students include:
Occupational services
STRIVE – Startup Training Resources Inspiring Veteran Entrepreneurship
The STRIVE program is a free entrepreneurship training program for Veterans, Reserve, and National Guard members. Over the course of the program, participants will learn the skills needed to launch a successful business as well as gain post-program support from both the local and national IVMF networks. Strive is an 8-week course.
Academic Coaching/mentorship
We understand the military is accustomed to having a mentor or teammate. Our tutoring team can partner you with someone with a similar background, their single goal is to help make your journey through higher education as successful as possible.
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1276 Gilbreath Drive.
Johnson City,
TN 37614
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(423) 439-6850
David Haselroth
East Tennessee State University Box 70561 .
Johnson City,
TN 37614
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(423) 439-6850
Director of Military and Veteran Services
Colonel Dan Bishop graduated from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 1996 as a distinguished military graduate, receiving his commission as an Armor officer. After completing his Basic Officer Course at Fort Knox, KY, his first assignment was to the 2nd Battalion, 37th Armor Regiment in Friedberg, Germany, where he served as a Tank Platoon Leader and Company Executive Officer. During this assignment, COL Bishop met his wife Kristen who was also serving in Germany, assigned as a Quartermaster Officer. COL Bishop transitioned to the Military Intelligence Corps, attending the Intelligence Transition, Advanced, as well as Counterintelligence courses. COL Bishop spent his Captain years assigned to Fort Hood, Texas with the 1st Cavalry Division where he served in a variety of positions to include Division Intelligence Collection Manager, Senior Intelligence Officer for 1st Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, and Assistant Operations Officer for the 312th Military Intelligence Battalion. COL Bishop deployed as the 312th’s Headquarters Company Commander to Baghdad, Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom II from 2004-2005. Following OIF II, COL Bishop attended graduate school at Columbia University as part of the Eisenhower Leadership Development Program, earning a Master’s Degree in Organizational Psychology with a follow-on assignment as a student at the Command and General Staff College. Reassigned in 2007 to Fort Bragg, NC, he served with the Joint Special Operations Command initially as an Intelligence Planner, later serving as J2 Chief of Future Operations, and finally as the J2X, responsible for Human Intelligence, Counterintelligence, and Detention operations. COL Bishop deployed to Iraq multiple times with a Joint Special Operations Task Force. From 2012 to 2014, COL Bishop served with the Buccaneer Battalion as the Professor of Military Science at East Tennessee State University. He followed his tour at ETSU with an assignment as Commander, 308th Military Intelligence Battalion. After which, COL Bishop deployed to Afghanistan in July 2016 serving with the NATO Special Operations Component Command - Afghanistan. In 2017, COL Bishop served as a U.S. Army War College Fellow at the Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University. In 2018, COL Bishop was assigned to the Pentagon, Sensitive and Special Operations Division in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence.
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