College/Technical Training

Army Continuing Education Services (ACES)
706-791-2000/3622
Command Support Center, Building 35200

The Army Continuing Education Services (ACES) promotes lifelong learning and opportunities using Army continuing education programs and services that enable professional development and retention. The programs and services enhance personal growth, professional development and readiness of the United States Army and Fort Eisenhower. Individuals seeking education counseling, in/out-processing, Defense for Non-Traditional Education Services (DANTES) and Army Personnel Training (APT) enrollment in a variety of education programs and services are encouraged to visit an education counselor in building 35200, Command Support Center. In addition to Active Duty personnel, ACES serves their Family Members, retirees, Reservists and Department of the Army civilians.

The Multi-use Learning Evaluation (MLF), most often referred to as The Learning Center, is also in building 35200. The MLF provides a full extension of online information, programs and services to Soldiers, Family Members and Department of the Army civilians.

The Test and Evaluation (T&E) Branch of ACES is in building 35200. The T&E provides efficient and accessible proctored examinations, DANTES, APT and colleges/university test environment, by appointment, in a secure and conducive location. For more information on programs and services, such as basic skills education, eArmyU, tuition assistance or the on-post college program, contact ACES during their business hours 7:30am-4:30pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 1:00pm-4:30pm Wednesdays; closed for lunch from 11:30am-1:00pm. Call 706-791-2000/3622.

Resident Collegiate Programs

Fort Eisenhower's on-post colleges and universities offer an array of educational opportunities. Visit the ACES in building 35200, Command Support Center, for more information on the following collegiate institutions and their programs:

Georgia Military College - 706-793-8577/8588. Associate degree programs in general studies, business administration, pre-nursing, management, communications electronics technology management, criminal justices and data processing.

Central Michigan University - 706-798-5793. Master of Science degree in administration with a concentration in health services administration.

Troy University - 706-210-2825/2821. Associate degree program in computer science, Baccalaureate degree in computer science and political science, Master of business administration with a concentration in information systems and a Master of education with concentrations in counseling and psychology, criminal justice, English, foundations of education, higher education administration, history and instructional technology.

Augusta Technical College - 706-791-7755. Various certificate and diploma programs are offered based on interest and enrollment. Georgia residents and/or Service Members and their adult Family Members stationed at an installation in Georgia can receive the Georgia HOPE Grant to fund their certificate and diploma programs.

University of Maryland University College - 706-207-1407. Master of Science in computer systems management, technology management, information technology, telecommunications management and software engineering. Various certificate and diploma programs are offered through online studies.

Webster University - 706-798-3955. All degree programs offered are graduate programs. Students must have a Baccalaureate degree from an institution accredited by one of the regional accrediting agencies to apply for admission. All classes are offered in the evening, unless otherwise listed. There are five nine-week terms per year.

Additional programs at the Associate, Baccalaureate, and Graduate levels are available from several colleges located in easy commuting distance, such as:

Augusta University

Augusta Technical College

Aiken Technical College

August University - Medical College of Georgia

The University of South Carolina at Aiken

The Army Learning Center is the primary on-post source for adult and continuing education. The center offers preparation for several tests, including the GED. Other services include:

• Education, career and guidance counseling.
• Military Occupational Specialty - career maps and promotion study guidance.
• Financial aid, grants and scholarship information.
• Montgomery GI Bill^®, Veterans Education Assistance Program (VEAP), and Old GI Bill^®/Vietnam-era VA education benefit program information.
• Evaluation of military experience for civilian college credit using the AARTS transcript or DD 295.
• ROTC Green to Gold Program, AMEDD and Physician Assistant information.
• Functional Academic Skills Training (FAST) program