Veterans Resource Centers
Coastline College is approved by the Bureau for Private Post-secondary and Vocational Education for the training of Veterans seeking benefits under state and federal regulations. Our Veterans Resource Center(s) serve as hubs for collecting and distributing information of interest to Veterans.
About the VRC
The Coastline College Veterans Resource Centers (VRC) provide Coastline Student and Community Veterans with an informative and supportive environment so that they may explore the comprehensive array of resources available to them. The VRC provides Veterans with transition assistance, including personal assistance, educational guidance, and professional resource support services. Our goal is to honor our Veterans for their service, and to fully assist them with an effective transition and reintegration into civilian life. The following programs and services are available through each VRC:
- Academic Counseling (complete with an evaluation of military credit which could be valid for college course credit)
- Degree Transfer Planning
- Mental Health Resources
- Employment Preparation and Placement Networks
- Housing Referrals
- Assistance with VA Paperwork
- Resources for Specific Disabilities
- Peer Support and Networking
- GI Bill® Certification, Financial Aid, Work-study Program
- Information Hub on College Programs and Services Including GI Bill® Certification
In addition to a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere, each Coastline VRC offers complimentary access to:
- Computers/Printers
- Copiers
- Fax Machine
- Snacks
- Coffee
The Coastline VRC is proud to offer the following when availible:
- Texbook Grants
- School Supplies
- Toiletry Supplies
- Laptops
Location & Hours
Newport Beach Campus
1515 Monrovia Ave., Newport Beach, CA 92663 - 1st floor
Hours:
- Monday 10am - 6pm
- Tuesday 10am - 6pm
- Wednesday 10am - 6pm
- Thursday 10am - 6pm
Student Services Center
11460 Warner Ave., Fountain Valley, CA 92708 - 1st floor
Hours:
- Monday 8am - 4pm
- Tuesday 8am - 4pm
- Wednesday 8am - 4pm
- Thursday 8am - 4pm
- Friday 8am - 3pm
For more information or assisatnce, please call (714) 241-6126 or e-mail Vet2Vet@Coastline.edu.
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website, www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.
Telehealth for Students
24/7 TimelyCare Virtual Clinic
Coastline College offers free 24/7 virtual health and wellbeing services through TimelyCare.
TimelyCare provides options to students seeking evening or weekend appointments, located out of state, needing bilingual therapy, and/or desiring providers that reflect the students' backgrounds, identities, and experiences.
Learn more at Health Services | TimelyCare.
Dermarious K-Mar Hardy, Cybersecurity major, talks to us about the challenges of being a student while being in the military, and how Coastline College is uniquely positioned to help students meet these challenges.
"Coastline actually understands and appreciates their active duty military members... and will go above and beyond to help its veterans and active duty service members get their degree."
Marine Corps Sergeant and Coastline College student, Daniel Geurkink, shares his views on the Paralegal Studies program at Coastline College and how the Veterans Resource Centers supported him throughout his journey.
In July, 2022, the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) presented Tom Boscamp with an award for his service to veterans of Orange County. Tom Bell, President of the Los Alamitos Chapter presented the award.
Coastline College President, Dr. Rodriguez, and VP Christine Nguyen were also present.
MOAA is the nation's largest and most influential association of military officers. It is an independent, nonprofit, politically nonpartisan organization. MOAA's purpose includes career transition assistance, improved member products, military benefits counseling, educational assistance to children of military families, and strong involvement in military professionalism activities.
STUDENT FEATURE
Finding Community in Coastline Veteran Services
Adam Lozis served nine years in the Air Force before coming to Coastline to obtain his AA in Cybersecurity. Read more about his transition from the Air Force to civilian life, going back to college, and the resources that were most helpful to him throughout his journey.
Related Pages
Veterans
Assisting Veterans and dependents in utilizing benefits available to them. Find information about the admission process, benefits chapters, and more.
Coastline Transition Program (CTAP)
Leaving active-duty service is a major life transition. Find information, tools, and resources to help you navigate this season on our CTAP page.
Military & Veterans
Serving the Military for more than 40 years, Coastline is dedicated to serving the unique and mobile lifestyle of our military students, families, and veterans.