Overview & Benefits
Georgia Military Global Online Leadership College welcomes all veterans, service members, and their families to attend. We understand that your path to online education may be different than your other classmates. We have dedicated enrollment and graduation coaches to help guide you through the educational process while overcoming your unique challenges. We are one of the most respected and best-value community colleges in the nation for military-affiliated students. Here are a few reasons why we are continuously recognized as one of the best:
- Flexibility: We offer a wide range of online programs that let you learn anywhere, anytime, and at your own pace.
- Affordability: Our online students benefit from an unbeatable, in-state-only tuition policy, and a vast array of financial aid options.
- High Quality: Learn the competitive skills you need to succeed in today’s economy from dedicated faculty who are focused on your success, not research.
- Student Support: From application through graduation and beyond, we have the online resources to support you.
- Accreditation and National Recognition: Accredited by the Southern Association of College and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), we are also designated as one of the top military-friendly and best community colleges in the country.
- Graduate Early: At Georgia Military College, it is possible to complete 1/3 of your Bachelor’s degree program just by transferring in military training credits.
- Military Service Member Scholarship: Students who are active duty or reservists called up for active duty are eligible to receive GMC’s Military Service Member Scholarship. Recipients of this scholarship will be awarded no application or textbook fees.
Award Winning Degree Programs
Military Transfer Credits
GMC Online is working hard to award as many credits as possible for military-related training, and courses. The credits you’re eligible for will vary depending on the military credits that are provided to us on your JST, or CCAF, and the GMC degree program selected. For more information, call an enrollment coach, or submit a request for information. To see what credits you might earn from your military training, go to our equivalency page here. Select “AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION” for the Army, Navy, USMC, or Coast Guard courses and “COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE” for Airmen and Guardians. Please keep in mind that this data is not a guarantee of credits and is subject to change.
Georgia Military College recognizes that there are many advantages to educational advancement while serving in our nation’s armed forces. Military training/experience and schooling other than CCAF, and non-accredited courses will be evaluated for credit toward a GMC degree as recommended by the American Council on Education (ACE) Guide and recommendation of the appropriate Program Dean.
Transfer Credits by MOS
MOS-00B-001 Diver 00B10 00B20 00B30 00B40 -> TR General Elective Course
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-09L-001 Interpreter/translator 09L30 09L40 -> COM 201 Public Speaking and COM 220 Interpersonal Communications ->General Studies electives or Communications program concentration courses
Time saved: 10 credit hours
Money saved: $1835
MOS-11B-007 Title: Infantryman 11B30 11B40 -> BSM TR occupational elective or TR general elective course
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-12M-001 Firefighter 12M30 12M40 -> TR General Elective Course
MOS-12P-002 Prime Power Production Specialist 12P30 12P40 -> TR General Elective Course
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-17C-003 Cyber Operations Specialist 17C30 17C40 17C50 17C60 -> CIS 120 Introduction to Computer Science, CIS 213 Networking, CIS 217 Cyber Information Security, and CIS 220 Data Systems Analysis & Design -> Cyber Security, Information Technology or General Studies concentration courses
Time saved: 20 credit hours
Money saved: $3670
MOS-25B-001 Information Technology Specialist 25B10 25B120 25B30 25B40 -> BSM TR occupational elective or TR general elective course
MOS-25B-003 Information Technology Specialist 25B30 25B40 25B50 -> CIS 213 Networking
MOS-25D- -> CIS 213 Networking
MOS-25F-001 Network Switching Systems Operator-Maintainer 25F10 25F20 25F30 -> BSM TR occupational elective or TR general elective course
MOS-25N-002 Nodal Network Systems Operator-Maintainer 25N30 -> CIS 213 Networking or BSM TR occupational elective
MOS-25Q-003 Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator-Maintainer 25Q30 -> CIS 213 Networking or TR general elective course
MOS 25U-001 Signal Support Systems Specialist 25U10 25U20 25U30 25U40 25U50 -> BSM TR occupational elective or TR general elective course
MOS 25V-002 Combat Document Production Specialist 25V30 -> COM 220 Interpersonal Communications
MOS-25W-001 Telecommunications operations Chief 25W40 25W50 -> BSM TR occupational elective or Technical Studies elective
Time saved: 10 credit hours
Money saved: $1835
MOS-31D-004 CIS Special Agent 31D30 31D40 31D50 -> CRJ 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice, CRJ 101 Correctional Institutions, and CRJ 201 Criminal
Investigation -> Criminal Justice, Forensic Lab Technology or General Studies concentration
MOS-31F-001 Network Switching Systems Operator/Maintainer 31F10 31F20 31F30 -> Technical Studies Elective
MOS-31M-004 Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator 31M10 31M20 31M30 -> BSM TR occupational elective or Technical Studies elective course
MOS-31P-002 Microwave Systems Operator-Maintainer 31P10 31P20 31P30 31P40 -> BSM TR occupational elective or Technical Studies elective course
MOS-31R-001 Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator/Maintainer 31R10 31R20 31R30 -> BSM TR occupational elective or Technical Studies elective
course
MOS-31W-002 Telecommunications Operations Chief 31W40 31W50 -> BSM TR occupational elective or Technical Studies elective course
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-35G-006 Geospatial Intelligence Imagery Analyst 35G30 35G40 -> BSM TR occupational elective or General Studies elective course
MOS-35L-005 Counterintelligence Agent 35L30 35L40 -> BSM TR occupational elective or Technical Studies elective course
MOS-35Q-002 Cryptologic Network Warfare Specialist 35Q30 35Q40 -> CIS 120 Introduction to Computer Science and CIS 217 Cyber Information Security
->Cyber Security, Information Technology or General Studies concentration courses
Time saved: 15 credit hours
Money saved: $2752.50
MOS-36M-001 Wire Systems Operator 36M10 36M20 36M30 -> BSM TR occupational elective or General Studies elective course
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-42A-002 Human Resources Specialist 42A10 42A20 42A30 42A40 42A50 42A60 -> BUS 204 Business Communications ->Allied Health Science,
Business Admin, Communication, Information Systems & Analytics, Logistics Management, MIS, Operations Management, General Studies
concentration courses or BAS occupation/tech courses.
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-46Q-002 Journalist 46Q10 46Q20 46Q30 46Q40 -> COM 210 Introduction to Mass Communication -> General Studies electives or Communications
program concentration courses
MOS-46R-002 Broadcast Journalist 46R10 46R20 46R30 46R40 -> COM 210 Introduction Mass Communication -> General Studies electives or
Communications program concentration courses
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-63B-004 Light Wheel Vehicle Mechanic 63B10 63B20 63B30 63B40 63B50 -> BSM TR occupational elective or General Studies elective course
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-68D-005 Operating Room Specialist 68D10 68D20 68D30 68D40 68D50 -> BIO 103 Medical Technology and BIO TR Biology Elective
MOS-68J-005 Medical Logistics Specialist 68J10 68J20 68J30 68J40 68J50 -> BSM TR occupational elective
MOS-68W-> COM 220
Time saved: 18 credit hours
Money saved: $3303
MOS-71L-003 Administrative Specialist -> BSM TR occupational elective
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-74B-002 Information Systems Operator-Analyst 74B10 74B20 74B30 74B40 -> BSM TR occupational elective or General Studies elective course
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-75H-001 Personnel Services Specialist 75H10 75H20 75H30 75H40 75H50 -> BUS, SCI TR
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-76J-003 Medical Supply Specialist 76J10 76J20 76J30 76J40 76J50 -> BSM TR occupational elective
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-79S-002 Title: Career Counselor 76S30 79S40 79S50 -> COM 220 Interpersonal Communication -> General Studies electives or Communications
program concentration courses
MOS-79T-001 Recruiting and Retention NCO 79T40 79T50 -> COM 201 Public Speaking -> General Studies electives or Communications program
concentration courses
Time saved: 10 credit hours
Money saved: $1835
MOS-89B-001 Ammunition Specialist 89B10 89B20 89B30 89B40 89B50 -> BSM TR occupational elective
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-91-A-003 Medical Equipment Repairer 91A10 91A20 91A30 91A40 91A50 -> BSM TR occupational elective or General Studies elective course
Time saved: 5 credit hours
Money saved: $917.50
MOS-95B-004 Military Police 95B10 95B20 95B30 95B40 95B50 -> CRJ 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice and CRJ 103 Criminal Procedures -> CRJ, Forensic
Lab Tech, Paralegal or General Studies concentration
MOS-95C-002 Corrections Specialist 95C20 95C30 95C40 95C50 -> CRJ 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice, CRJ 101 Correctional Institutions, CRJ 104
Juvenile Delinquency and Procedure, and CRJ 200 Introduction to Criminology -> CRJ, Forensic Lab Tech, Paralegal or General Studies concentration
MOS-95D-004 CIS Special Agent 95D20 95D30 95D40 95D50 ->CRJ 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice, CRJ 103 Criminal Procedures, CRJ 202 Introduction
to Criminalistics, and CRJ 208 Criminal Law -> CRJ, Forensic Lab Tech, Paralegal or General Studies concentration
Time saved: 35 credit hours
Money saved: $6422.50
Featured Programs with High Transferability
Hone the leadership and management skills needed to communicate and guide organizational change.
Preparation for supervisory and management roles and positions within a variety of businesses and industries.
Learn critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills needed to develop and manage health care services and programs.
Coursework in criminal justice, public safety, crisis management, homeland security, and terrorism prevention.
Prepares students to take on public health roles; monitoring, evaluating, identifying, and treating health issues.
Learn networking, security auditing, and information security skills to prepare for a career in cybersecurity.
Active Military
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Veterans
Georgia Military Global Online Leadership College is dedicated to helping Veterans and dependents of veterans receive educational benefits for which they are entitled. There are several types of benefits available to veterans and dependents of veterans. The Veteran’s Administration and Department of Defense determine eligibility based on many different factors. Please view the link below to learn more about the types of benefits available.
Chapter 1606 – Selected Reserve (MGIB-SR)
Chapter 30 – Montgomery GI Bill® – Active Duty (MGIB)
Chapter 33 – Post 9/11 GI Bill®
Chapter 35 – Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance Program (DEA)
Spouses
The MyCAA program is available for spouses of active duty soldiers. This includes spouses married to members of the National Guard and Reserve Components on Title X orders in these same pay grades. We offer other forms of financial aid in the event you are not eligible for MyCAA funding.
Georgia Military College | The Warrior Alliance
We’re thrilled to announce that GMC has forged a powerful partnership with The Warrior Alliance, a remarkable nonprofit organization based in Atlanta! GMC has become one of the select educational partners of The Warrior Alliance, marking a significant milestone as the first college outside the greater Atlanta area to join the network. GMC also stands out as the only partner offering a dedicated online Leadership College to serve military members and their families.
The mission of The Warrior Alliance is to help our brave Warriors and their families seamlessly transition to civilian life by fostering collaboration among various organizations. This partnership aligns perfectly with GMC’s commitment to creating Pathways of Opportunity for every student.
Through this unique partnership, The Warrior Alliance will work closely with our enrollment teams to ensure that military members and their families are connected with the essential services they need, including housing, legal aid, employment support, mental health services, and education.
Together with The Warrior Alliance, we’re embarking on a journey to create brighter futures and empower those who’ve selflessly served our nation.
For more information about The Warrior Alliance, please visit their website: www.thewarrioralliance.org