How does the VA determine whether you are eligible for 100% Post 9/11 GI Bill entitlement or not? This is an important question since those who do not qualify for 100% of the GI Bill may still attend college using this VA education benefit but may need to pay some of the expenses out-of-pocket because…
The Student Veterans of America & Raytheon offer Navy veteran scholarships to fund graduate or bachelor’s degrees. Deadline: April 1, 2022.
The Student Veterans of America (SVA) and NBC Universal offer two $12,000 scholarships for veterans moving into entertainment industry.
Vet Success on Campus The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has created the Vet Success on Campus (VSOC) program to help veterans, servicemembers, and their qualified dependents. VSOC aims to help their target populations successfully transition into college life. The ultimate goal is to have VSOC students successfully complete their education and enter into the…
Earn a degree and get career training without the commute. Get a great education at one of the Best Online Colleges for Veterans. Learn more.
You’ve served your country, and now you’re moving on. As a veteran, there are many opportunities available to help you pay for college.
Over the last ten years or so, social and political pressure elevated veteran issues into the national conversation. Veterans were returning from war, leaving the service, and facing the unparalleled challenge of reintegrating into society. Battlefields to Ballfields However, organizations are stepping up to the plate and offering assistance to the veteran community. One such…
Ever get frustrated with the VA’s GI Bill platform? You aren’t alone. Learn about the upgrade and get informed about VA’s GI Bill.
In November of 2020, U.S. Representatives Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) and Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) introduced legislation seeking to improve the requirements for America’s disabled service members attempting to receive federal financial aid. The Honor Our Nation’s Oath to Remember (HONOR) Our Veterans’ Sacrifice A seeks to amend the Higher Education Act of 1965 by updating the definition of untaxed income and benefits by excluding veterans benefits, to include VA Disability Compensation, from the list of benefits required by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Earlier this year, the Department of Veterans Affairs published information about the most underused benefits, as reported by each state’s veterans department. The following states reported that these education benefits were the most underused by veterans.
Explore 6 hands-on ways for military and veterans to develop knowledge, skills and experience in their academic field or career interest area.
Find states that offer in-state tuition for non-resident veterans beyond the 3-year discharge cap. The Choice Act requires states to offer in-state tuition to non-resident veterans for 3-years after leaving the military. However, 27 states have passed laws that make veteran students eligible for in-state tuition beyond the Choice Act’s limit. With this change there is now a confusing and inconsistent patchwork of laws across the country.
One part of raising children is wondering about how you will pay for college when the day comes. As a military service member, you probably wonder how your service can help. Or, as a veteran, you might be curious about your state and if they offer any tuition waivers for veterans. The good news is, certain states do provide tuition waivers to veterans and sometimes their dependents.
Have you worked in military aviation while enlisted? Discover options for after-military careers with highly transferable skills in civilian workforce.
Time to enroll & launch your education adventure! Enrollment process and requirements differ by school. Here’s a guide for veterans.
You can virtually eliminate the cost of a degree using your military education benefits. You already have what a college student needs. Find out more now!
Here are civilian jobs that may be a good fit for you after serving in the military as a combat engineer. These include salary info and education paths.
Are you looking for money for college? Then this list of veteran and military scholarships is for you! Find scholarships for active duty military, veterans, spouses, dependents and also by degree program!
Vetrepreneurship (veteran + entrepreneurship) is on the rise. These are 3 veteran owned businesses worth checking out. Learn more.
Are you a veteran student needing extra money to pay for college? Here are some great college scholarships for veterans.
Everyone knows college costs a lot. You have the GI Bill, but how can you save on out of pocket costs? Here’s a breakdown of the costs for college.
Each of the military branches have special operations forces units. There are a lot of skills that those serving in the special operations forces can bring to a post-military career. Specific careers can also be a perfect fit and would be worth pursuing. Here are a few of them:
Find out everything you need to know about the Post-9/11 GI Bill, including the many different uses for the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
How to Connect with Veterans and Build Your Network Finding and connecting with other veterans is an integral part of life after service. However sometimes, it can be hard when spread out and not living on a centralized military base. Below, we’ve compiled a list of some useful organizations to help you connect with likeminded…
Veterans Who Go to College Make More Money. Find Out Why When faced with separation from the military one can feel pulled in many different directions. The most obvious dilemma being the decision between going back to school and going into the workforce. We’re here to tell you why veterans who go to college before…
