The resolution supports the creation of a standardized system to recognize and award academic credit or certification for military service, acknowledging the extensive training and education that veterans receive during their service. It highlights the need for universally recognizable credentials that can facilitate veterans' transitions into postsecondary education and civilian careers, addressing the critical skill shortages in the workforce. The resolution emphasizes that the Department of Defense has already invested in training personnel, and therefore, taxpayers should not bear the additional burden of funding further education for veterans.

Furthermore, the resolution urges collaboration among postsecondary institutions, the Department of Defense, and military agencies to develop a comprehensive framework for assessing military training for college credit. It calls on Congress to legislate that all federally funded postsecondary institutions recognize the educational value of military service and provide appropriate credit based on the American Council on Education's recommendations. The resolution also encourages institutions to establish transparent procedures for evaluating military experience, ensuring that veterans receive fair treatment in their pursuit of higher education.