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After the Army, Craig attended the University of Heidelberg in Germany completing his Bachelor’s Degree.
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Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, like other German universities, did not confer bachelor's degrees until sometime after the promulgation of the Hochschulrahmengesetz of 19.1.1999, designed to conform German higher education to a common European standard. I suppose he could have taken some courses there which counted toward a bachelor's from another institution (I studied international law there in 1999, but the credits were conferred by Georgetown), but Ruprecht-Karls would not have given him a bachelor's. Maybe a Diplom, which might be translated as equivalent to a bachelor's, but even that would be odd for a non-German.
Maybe there's some detail or careful lawyerly wording I haven't read. The CTG and LinkedIn bios don't seem to be online anymore.
As to the "support guy but had to go through the Q course" thing, doesn't that only apply to SIGDETs? We had 18E slots and could send candidates directly, rather than having to get them after serving in an ODA. I can't remember all the MTOEs, and no doubt they've changed over time, but I don't recall the MI Dets or Group G-2 having slots at the Q. Or does my memory fail me?