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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Thinking about higher education
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Not sure if I'm eligible
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Wondering how to get benefits
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Ready for the next step
Success Stories
Laurie Reiprich
Sioux Falls, SDMy experiences in the military forced me to grow up and take responsibility for my choices. It was this maturity that made fitting in with my peers difficult, at times. But, at the same time, I attribute much of my college success to this maturity.
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2.24.10
Vets Group Has Tips on GI Bill Repayments
Student Veterans of America is recommending that people who must give back their $3,000 GI Bill advances quickly assess their finances to determine the best way to repay the money. READ MORE
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2.22.10
VA Recouping GI Bill Pay Too Fast, Nye Says
A Virginia lawmaker says the Veterans Affairs Department is not giving student-veterans enough time to repay the $3,000 GI Bill advance payments given out last fall when VA was having problems processing claims. READ MORE
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2.17.10
New GI Bill Helpline to Be Fully Staffed
Iraq and Afghanistan veterans with questions about the new Post-9/11 GI Bill will again be able to get help by phone five days a week starting Thursday. READ MORE