Stepping into a college campus can be challenging for some veterans. But nonprofit Warrior-Scholar Project is helping them transition from military to civilian life.
Every year, thousands of soldiers transition from military to civilian life. Many of them choose to go back to school, but this transition can be difficult for veterans. Fortunately, there are resources available to help veterans navigate their new lives as students.
It's preparation for an environment they may not be used to. Combat veteran Aaron J.H. is already studying at Harvard - but he needed this. These Warrior-Scholar Project fellows we spoke to are veterans as well who also went through the program.
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