Take Advantage of the Benefits You’ve Earned
Service members and veterans deserve access to high-quality, postsecondary education. It eases the transition into civilian life and ensures lifelong economic and social benefits. Today’s GI Bill is designed to help you make the most of your education benefits by providing clear yet comprehensive guidance.
Your Guide to Today's GI Bill: Where Do I stand?
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Success Stories
Javier Centonzio
Gulfport, FLI wanted to get through my undergraduate degree with the highest GPA possible, in order to be accepted to law school. I also wanted to immerse myself in different perspectives and opinions, in order to become a more well-rounded person.
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11.28.11
College life can challenge veterans
As veterans transition from the structured, mission-driven culture of the military to the unstructured, sometimes frivolous atmosphere of college life, they encounter many obstacles. And schools are responding in various ways. Among these include establishing veterans service offices and training college counselors to successfully aid veterans. However, veterans’ largest impediment in adjusting to college life is moving beyond their reluctance to seek help, a trait embedded in military culture. READ MORE
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11.14.11
National roll call for fallen service members
Eastern Kentucky University’s Vetarans Affairs department is leading a nationwide effort to remember veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifice. After a grass roots effort started at EKU, 183 campuses across the country are reading the names of more than 6,000 casualties of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedomon Veterans Day. READ MORE
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11.14.11
School honors veterans
Armed service veterans, their families and active duty military members were honored Friday during the SGA and Campus Veterans Association’s Veterans Day Observance Ceremony at the University of Alabama. READ MORE