Have you received academic credit for your Military experience?

All AF formal training is award college credit through our regionally accredited college!

Here are some options that I researched some time back.

Most on-line courses through Defense Acquisition University are undergraduate equivalent. American Military University has a program that takes some of those credits into a degree program.

The University of Maryland University College (UMUC) has several program worth exploring:

1. Experiential Credit Options - http://www.umuc.edu/undergrad/creditoptions/
2. Get Transfer Credit for Your Military Education and Training - http://www.umuc.edu/active-duty-military/transfer-credits/military-education.cfm
3. Credit by Examination - https://www.umuc.edu/students/support/exams/creditbyexam.cfm

For anyone who completed ILE/CGSC you may receive up to 15 credits (5 classes) towards a Master of Science in Administration. I am currently enrolled in that program.

I received alot of credits for my AIT. I was surprised how many people did not and di not know about these programs. It is up to us NCOs to make sure the younger soldiers understand these programs are out there.

Webster University gave me graduate credit for intermediate and senior PME. All I had to do was provide certificate of completion from USAF.

I think most colleges that cater to active duty and vets would do the same.

I was able to transfer a total of 26 hours from BMT, Tech school and FTD's. Additionally, my scores on my Foreign Language Proficiency (DLPT) exam, translated into having my foreign language requirement in the degree program I am taking being waived.

Yes but very little. Credit for undergrad for SPO Course and OBC. Graduate 6 credits for CLOAC for Management.

I have an accredited Masters from the Naval War College so I guess that all counts.

I picked up 37 for my training from A school through C school they generally only take care of the general studies requirements though

I took advantage of CLEP while on Active duty and it helped a little, but, aside from some PE credit for boot camp, most of my training didn't apply towards my degree.

I saw the same thing with many of my student-veterans when working at a university. Most of our training just doesn't translate to civilian education unless the students are in a technical program (and none of it can be considered upper-division).

Yes it has helped, I was in search of promotion points as a SGT (P) so I used the CLEP test for several match courses and bingo.....I believe it was a dozen credits just from a couple tests!