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Your Trusted Guide from Service to Civilian Life
Transitioning out of the military isn’t just a career change — it’s a life shift. Exit Plan is your personalized guide through every step of this critical journey. Designed specifically for military service members, Exit Plan helps you build a smart, structured exit strategy—whether you’re separating (EAS) or retiring.
We understand the questions and uncertainty that come with leaving the uniform behind:
Where should I live? How do I translate my skills? What benefits am I owed? What comes next?
Exit Plan is here to answer all that—and more.
What We Do
Exit Plan provides expert, tailored advice on:
Career Transition & Job Search – Resume building, translating MOS to civilian roles, and finding employers who value your service.
VA Benefits & Healthcare – Guidance on applying for disability, navigating the VA system, and understanding healthcare options post-service.
Education & Training – Explore GI Bill benefits, vocational programs, and degrees that match your career goals.
Mental Health & Wellness – Connect to confidential support and resources that honor the challenges veterans face.
Relocation & Life Planning – Assess cost of living, job markets, and veteran-friendly communities based on your goals and family needs.
Who We Help
Exit Plan supports all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces—from junior enlisted to senior officers—customizing advice based on:
Your branch, rank, and time in service
Separation type (EAS vs. retirement)
Your post-service goals, career interests, and preferred locations
Whether you’re 18 months out or already on terminal leave, Exit Plan helps you take confident, informed steps toward civilian life—with clarity and purpose.
The Problem We Solve
Too many service members feel overwhelmed or unprepared during transition. The military doesn’t always offer personalized, up-to-date guidance. Exit Plan bridges that gap. We offer a reliable, respectful, and deeply knowledgeable resource to help you plan, prepare, and thrive—beyond the military.
Your Trusted Guide from Service to Civilian Life
Transitioning out of the military isn’t just a career change — it’s a life shift. Exit Plan is your personalized guide through every step of this critical journey. Designed specifically for military service members, Exit Plan helps you build a smart, structured exit strategy—whether you’re separating (EAS) or retiring.
We understand the questions and uncertainty that come with leaving the uniform behind:
Where should I live? How do I translate my skills? What benefits am I owed? What comes next?
Exit Plan is here to answer all that—and more.
What We Do
Exit Plan provides expert, tailored advice on:
Career Transition & Job Search – Resume building, translating MOS to civilian roles, and finding employers who value your service.
VA Benefits & Healthcare – Guidance on applying for disability, navigating the VA system, and understanding healthcare options post-service.
Education & Training – Explore GI Bill benefits, vocational programs, and degrees that match your career goals.
Mental Health & Wellness – Connect to confidential support and resources that honor the challenges veterans face.
Relocation & Life Planning – Assess cost of living, job markets, and veteran-friendly communities based on your goals and family needs.
Who We Help
Exit Plan supports all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces—from junior enlisted to senior officers—customizing advice based on:
Your branch, rank, and time in service
Separation type (EAS vs. retirement)
Your post-service goals, career interests, and preferred locations
Whether you’re 18 months out or already on terminal leave, Exit Plan helps you take confident, informed steps toward civilian life—with clarity and purpose.
The Problem We Solve
Too many service members feel overwhelmed or unprepared during transition. The military doesn’t always offer personalized, up-to-date guidance. Exit Plan bridges that gap. We offer a reliable, respectful, and deeply knowledgeable resource to help you plan, prepare, and thrive—beyond the military.