
Cybersecurity Degrees and Certificates for Veterans at SANS.edu
Learn how to get the most from your Veterans Education Benefits at the best college for cybersecurity.
Ready to Turn Your VA Benefits into Cyber Training?
All SANS.edu programs are eligible for VA education benefits, and we’re here to help you every step of the way. To avoid delays, submit your Certificate of Eligibility (GI Bill®) or authorization (VR&E) as soon as possible so we can certify your courses with the VA.

Step 1
If you've never used veterans education benefits before, visit www.vets.gov and follow the prompts to apply for the first time. Use this address:
SANS Technology Institute 11200 Rockville Pike Suite 200 North Bethesda, MD 20852

Step 2
Choose the SANS.edu degree or certificate program that fits your experience and goals, then start your application.

Step 3
During your admission process and before starting New Student Orientation (NSO), submit your Certificate of Eligibility (GI Bill®) or authorization (VR&E) from the VA.
Put Your Veterans Education Benefits to Work at SANS.edu
A Step-by-Step Video Guide to Using VA Benefits at SANS.edu
Watch our video guide to learn how veterans, active-duty service members, and their family can apply VA education benefits toward cybersecurity degrees and certificates at SANS.edu.
Transform Your Skills into a Cyber Career
SANS.edu recognizes the discipline, leadership, and skills veterans bring to cybersecurity. Whether you're transitioning to civilian life or advancing your current role, our degrees and certificates are built to fit your mission. 100% online options are available for all programs.

Cybersecurity Fundamentals Certificate
Gain the skills and confidence to pursue our more technical upper division undergraduate programs.

Applied Cybersecurity Certificate
Identify talent with the potential to succeed and prepare them with the skills and certifications to join your cyber team.

Bachelor's Degree in Applied Cybersecurity
Transfer your college credits to SANS.edu and become one of the most job-ready candidates in cybersecurity.

Graduate Certificate Programs in Cybersecurity
Advance your InfoSec career through technically focused sets of courses that sharpen job-specific skills.

Cybersecurity Master's Degree
Take your InfoSec career to the highest levels—developing both hands-on technical skills and the ability to lead.
Success Stories | Veterans at SANS.edu
Got Questions About Your VA Benefits? Join Our Monthly Chat.
If you're a veteran interested in SANS.edu, join one of our monthly VA Benefit Chats to learn how to get started and make the most of your VA education benefits.
Please note: This is a general information session. We are unable to discuss personalized information such as MHA or subsistence allowance. Admitted students will receive an individualized VA Benefits Planning Sheet from the SANS Veterans Office prior to New Student Orientation.

VA & SANS.edu Resources
For More Information from the US VA
- Visit www.benefits.va.gov/gibill. Click on the "Contact Us" tab and then the "Ask a Question" tab.
- Or call the VA toll-free at 1-888- GI-BILL-1 (1-888-442-4551).
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.
For More Information from SANS.edu
- Sign up for a free online info session.
- Email your questions to info@sans.edu.
- View the undergraduate course catalog or the graduate course catalog.
Additional Information for US Veterans
Education and Training Benefits for Canadian Veterans
Thinking of going back to school after a career in the Canadian military? The Canadian Education and Training Benefit helps qualified Canadian Veterans finance their education—and all SANS.edu programs are eligible.

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