Welcome Veterans

You served. You sacrificed. For that, we thank you.

At Texas A&M University-Commerce, soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines are an important part of our legacy. We appreciate your service and sacrifice, and are committed to your successful transition from military to civilian life. This commitment includes helping you build on your strengths so you can achieve the well-respected bachelor’s or graduate degree you deserve.

Did you know?

• College graduates earn up to 25 percent more each year than someone who is doing the same job without a degree.
• The benefits of a college degree increase the higher your degree is and A&M-Commerce offers master’s and doctoral degree options that are highly prized in the marketplace.
• Knowledge is power. The more knowledge and experience you have, the more willing employers are to promote you.

Your opportunities at A&M-Commerce are limitless. Whatever your educational goals are, we are here to help you define and achieve them.

Ask Ted

Meet Ted Oats, Lt. Col., U.S.A.F.R. (Retired), Director of Veterans and Military Services at Texas A&M University-Commerce. He will help get you started on the path to your degree, and help guide you through the requirements of your veterans benefits.

Transitioning from the military into the world of higher education can be complex and confusing, especially when trying to apply your GI bill benefits. To make it easier, Debra Holmes, Administrative Secretary for Veterans and Military Services, is standing by to help answer questions and guide you through the process of enrolling, applying for benefits, linking up with success coaches, and making sure you walk across the stage with pride and with a diploma in your hand. Click here to learn more about how Ted can help you.

Contact Ted Oats (903-468-8664) or Debra Holmes (903-886-5123).

2200 Campbell Street

Commerce, TX 75428

Tell Us Your Story

We want to know how A&M-Commerce has helped you transition from military to civilian life. Send your stories and military photos to Ashley Johnson in marketing communications.