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Access Point Selectors:
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Select Child in College if your parent serves in the Marine Corps (including Reserve and NROTC) and you are a college student.

Select Child in Grades K-12 if you"re an elementary, middle, or high school student and your parent serves in the Marine Corps (including Reserve and NROTC), or if your parent sustained—during military service—a serious illness or injury requiring long-term care, or if you are the surviving child of a Marine who died while on Active Duty and your surviving parent has not remarried.

Select Service Member if you currently serve in the Marine Corps or are an NROTC Cadet.

Select Spouse if you are married to a Marine or NROTC Cadet, or if your spouse sustained—during military service—a serious illness or injury requiring long-term care, or if you are the surviving spouse (not remarried) of a Marine who died while on Active Duty.

Note to DoDEA non-military students: Note to DoDEA non-military students: If you do not have a parent serving in the military and you attend a DoDEA school, please create an account under DoD Civilians.

For additional help, email militaryteam@tutor.com.
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Select Active Duty if serving in the Marine Corps is a full-time career for you, your spouse, or your parent.

Select Reserve (Active) if you, your spouse, or your parent is in the Marine Corps Reserve, and is currently deployed, activated, and/or serving as a full-time Marine.

Select Reserve (Inactive) if you, your spouse, or your parent is in the Marine Corps Reserve, and serves only sometimes, e.g., for a scheduled weekend each month.

Select ROTC Cadet if you, your spouse, or your parent is currently in the Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (NROTC) college program.

Select Service Academy Cadet if you are a current student at a DoD Service Academy (USMA, USNA, or USAFA).

Select Wounded Warrior/Survivor if you, your parent, or your spouse sustained—during military service—a serious illness or injury requiring long-term care, or if you are the surviving child or spouse (not remarried) of a Marine who died while on Active Duty.

NOTE: If your, your spouse’s, or your parent’s military affiliation is not listed, check whether you are eligible for an account under DoD Civilians.

For additional help, email militaryteam@tutor.com.
How to make the right selection:

Please select where the service member in your family is currently assigned. Active Duty: Select the name of the installation where the service member is stationed. Guard, Reserve, Cadets, and others: Select a region, country, or state. If you cannot find your location, please select the nearest installation location or where you are living.

For additional help, email militaryteam@tutor.com.
Eligibility and Funding

Tutor.com for U.S. Military Families is funded by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) MWR General Library Program. Those who fund the program determine eligibility for its use. Eligibility can change, and program availability is dependent upon available funding and is not guaranteed.

Who Is Not Eligible?

Retired or separated DoD Military and civilian personnel who are no longer employed by the DoD and their family members, are not currently funded or eligible to use Tutor.com/military. Retired, active, and part-time Coast Guard military and civilian personnel, and their families, are also not currently funded or eligible to use Tutor.com/military.

Student Veterans and others using the Post-9/11 GI Bill can find Tutorial Assistance information on the Veterans Affairs website.

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