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
Michael Campbell
Starkville, MSAs a disabled veteran with a traumatic brain injury, I have found that education is an extremely effective form of mental therapy. If you push yourself, your mind will respond.
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7.22.10
Retooling the GI Bill
On Wednesday, U.S. senators grappled with legislation that would attempt to simplify the often dizzying formula for calculating veterans benefits under the Post-9/11 GI Bill. But proposed legislation to streamline the process could wind up reducing benefits for some of those attending private colleges, higher education leaders argue. READ MORE
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7.2.10
Federal Government Launches New and Improved National Resource Directory for Military and Veteran Communities
The U.S. Departments of Defense, Labor and Veterans Affairs, as part of their continued commitment to our Nation’s Service Members, Veterans, and their families, launched a new and improved National Resource Directory. View Press Release READ MORE
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6.30.10
One Year of Post-9/11 GI Bill Benefits Have Helped Hundreds of Thousands of Veterans
Today marked the one year anniversary of the implementation of the Post-9/11 GI Bill, which has offered more than a quarter of a million veterans and their families the opportunity to attend college or training programs. READ MORE