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SNHU Military Grads Honored in Graduation Ceremony at Marine Corps Base

Graduation is just weeks away for many members of the Class of 2026. But one small town in Virginia has already kicked off celebrations with a ceremony that honored military-affiliated graduates at Marine Corps Base Quantico. Among those recognized at the ceremony were nine SNHU graduates.
Members of SNHU's esports team playing during the SNHU x USO military gaming tournament.

SNHU and USO Join Forces for Military Gaming Tournament

In November, 2025, Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) and the United Service Organizations (USO) teamed up to host an online gaming tournament in support of the US military, highlighting the mental health benefits of gaming and SNHU's military-friendly programs.
SNHU graduate and U.S. Army Reserve trainer coach Rob Thomas doing college coursework on a laptop.

What is the GI Bill®?

In the United States, serving your country can entitle you to certain educational benefits — in part thanks to the GI Bill®. Although it might sound like that term refers to a single piece of legislation, there’s a bit more to it. Learn more about what the GI Bill® is and the benefits it offers.
U.S. service member and SNHU graduate Rob Thomas doing online coursework on his laptop.

How Rob Thomas Balanced School, Work and Serving His Country

When operations manager and U.S. Army Reserve member Rob Thomas '24 decided he wanted to finish his degree, he discovered that he didn’t need to choose between work, education and serving his country. At Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), he balanced all three.

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