The purpose of this study is to examine military instructors’ perceptions on the holistic education in the military office of the Chung Yuan Christian University. A qualitative exploratory research consisted of grounded theory analyses was conducted in this study. Through purposive sampling, twenty-two military instructors were selected from 26 military instructors based on at least two years current-position- experiences. Results indicated that military instructors perceived the holistic education in a positive sense. The core construct found in this study was adjusted experience, whereas varsity positive feedback experiences and excellent performances were found for military instructors. The adjusted experience included experiencing, integration, identification, and output. Holistic education-instilled campus culture enhances instructors’ satisfaction of relatedness need and identification need. Based on the findings, recommendations and suggestions are made for future implications and research.