Army National Guard Students

Franklin University puts soldiers' education goals within reach through our partnership with the US Army National Guard.

Higher education is an ideal way to open new doors for yourself personally and professionally - both in military and civilian sectors. As one of the initial institutions approved to provide online educational opportunities to U.S. Soldiers, Franklin University has an unparalleled understanding of the needs of Soldier-students.

We are pleased to bring our outstanding quality, flexibility and affordability to eligible enlisted ARNG Soldiers. Our Virtual Campus provides classes online, letting you work toward your educational goals when and where it's most convenient.

Through this partnership, the following degree programs are available:

You can also earn your MBA through Franklin's innovative, Online Vantage MBA^® Program.

How do I get started?

1. Complete Franklin University's Undergraduate Application for Admission (free of charge)
2. Complete your Education Support Center application to obtain a comprehensive military education assessment. This will become an official transcript at Franklin.
3. Send a request for all transcripts (high school, college, GED, AARTS)
4. Make a phone appointment to meet your Student Services Associate (SSA)-Optional
5. Register for PF 321, Learning Strategies, through your Student Services Associate (SSA). If you have any questions about registration or prerequisites, please contact your SSA at 1-877-341-6300.
6. Take placement test(s) in math, writing, reading and/or computer literacy (if necessary).
7. Contact the Franklin University Bookstore at 1-877-341-6300, x6262 to order course materials.

Tips for Success

• Be sure to request transcripts from all institutions you have attended. This ensures a complete and accurate Student Agreement.
• Students are not automatically withdrawn from a class because of nonattendance. Please refer to the drop policy outlined in Franklin University Academic Bulletin.
• Check with a Financial Services Associate (FSA) prior to dropping any classes as it may affect your eligibility for assistance.
• Financial Aid is an annual process. Submit applications by the published deadline and follow the detailed instructions.
• Study and writing assistance is available FREE of charge through Franklin’s Student Learning Center (SLC).
• For each Balanced Learning Format (BLF) course taken, expect to invest 8-12 hours per week of study time outside of class for undergraduate and 12-16 hours per week of study time outside of class for graduate.
• Time management will be a crucial part of your success as a student. Budget your time wisely.