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Beyond the GI Bill — Veteran Resources

  • Tuesday, March 30, 2010 19:45
    Message # 318106
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    Beyond the GI Bill — Veteran Resources

    These days all you hear about is the Post-9/11 GI Bill. However, due to its specific eligibility requirements, the majority of veterans are not able to take advantage of the new program. In fact many vets have no GI Bill at all.

    For these vets, access to education benefits seems bleak at best. But the truth is there are several other ways veterans can get help paying for their education, including vocational rehabilitation, scholarships, grants and federal student loans.

    In addition, many schools offer veteran discounts, tuition rate reduction, grants, and fee waivers.

    To learn more about GI Bill Alternatives check out the “Money for School” section of the Military​.com Education Center. You’ll  find details on how to take advantage of several non-GI Bill education benefits.


    (I found this at http://military-education.military.com/2010/03/beyond-the-gi-bill-veteran-resources/)

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