HSC-21 Educational Services Office
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Navy Educational Services Use these links to access informational web sites outside of HSC-21 and retrieve info to further your career. |
Navy Wide Advancement Exams Managing NRTC resource inventory and enlisted rating Northstar Study Guides, tracking advancement prerequisites, award and PNA points, worksheet signing, and distributing profile sheets. |
College Degrees
Place for those interested in learning more about how to further their High School education and use your Military Service Schools and Rating Credit towards a NON Traditional College Degree (University of NY, at Regents and UOP)
Place for those to obtain information on
Traditional College courses available in the local community and to
encourage off duty participation based on availability and needs of the Navy.
Also provide information on available tuition funding.
(City, Cuyamaca, Mesa, Grossmont and
Southwestern Community Colleges; SDSU, UCSD, USD, National, Coastline, SIU,
Webster, Embry
Riddle, Chapman,
CTC)
Offer Alternatives for those not desiring
to work towards College degree Programs (NNAP, Job Certification, Continued ED,
and the ROP program) SMART
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