Republican lawmakers blasted Department of Veterans Affairs officials for mistakes in administering the GI Bill that led to ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) makes all determinations of a student’s eligibility for education benefits. Individuals applying for GI Bill® benefits should allow a minimum of 6-8 weeks ...

In some cases, the tuition assistance or scholarships may be enough to cover all or most of a degree, which would allow veterans to save their GI Bill money for a future degree. If veterans plan ...

I also got credit for some of the courses I had taken during my training.” His military service meant he could use the GI Bill to pay for tuition and living expenses, so affordability wasn’t an ...

Nearly 80 percent of those who join the military join for education benefits. Between the GI Bill ®, tuition assistance and state benefits, you may find that your education funding is covered. However ...

In 2008, Congress once again expanded the GI Bill, passing the Post-9/11 Veterans Education Assistance Improvements Act of 2008 and granting eligibility for members of the National Guard and ...

Former President Jimmy Carter established the Department of Education in 1980, the same year he lost to former President ...

In order to qualify for financial assistance, you must first be eligible ... VA regulations also state that you must exhaust your full Post-9/11 GI Bill benefit for the academic year up to the tuition ...

The Yellow Ribbon Program offers financial assistance to students of the armed forces ... by the VA to ensure that Northwestern University receives the Post-9/11 GI Bill tuition payment and the VA’s ...