In a recent GI Jobs magazine survey, of the 250,000-400,000 veterans who are separating from the military annually, at least 25% of them will be in college within two years. Many of those veterans have served in at least one combat tour. As more combat veterans return from war, many of them will be taking advantage of their GI Bill benefits. As the transition from combat to civilian life kicks in, so do the effects of the war wounds such as post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Attending college and managing PTSD can be quite challenging. Here are three stories of Virginia combat veterans dealing with the stress of college and how they manage their PTSD.