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AIU Online
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DeVry University
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The Art Institute of Pittsburgh -- Online Division
Kaplan University
Grantham University
US Army
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Online
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Veterans, you can get money from the government to pay for your education!
The Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944, commonly known as the GI Bill of Rights, was passed by Congress and signed by President Roosevelt to help Veterans rejoin the civilian community. Many thought it was patronizing, but most acknowledged the difficulties associated with leaving the military and getting a job. The GI Bill gave vets the opportunity to attend college and get a degree before hitting the workforce. Veterans still have that opportunity today. The government will pay up to $500 in tuition per school year PLUS a monthly allowance for expenses while enrolled.
Recently, benefits were added for Reservists who were called to active duty. Generally, payouts are based on the time spent in active duty and can run up to 80% of the full GI Bill education allowance.
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GI Bill benefits let you study at the nation’s largest private, accredited university.
Undergraduate and graduate programs include business, technology, education, health care, and more.
> Go: University of Phoenix
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Make the Montgomery GI Bill work for you at American
Intercontinental University. In many cases, you can convert your military training, courses and occupational
specialty to relevant college credit.
> Go: AIU Online
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GI Bill Tip #5
-- GI Bill and Technical Schools
Did you know schools such as DeVry University or the NASCAR Technical Institute are eligible under the GI Bill program?
It's true. A GI Bill education is far more versatile than meets the eye, and you don't have to wait until you leave
active duty to use the money! Some schools want you to enroll right after basic training, but military
regulations may prevent you from signing up right away.
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GI Bill Tip #1
-- Considering College? Don't Refuse the GI Bill.
Did you know that an enlistee only has one chance to sign up for the GI Bill? It happens in basic training,
and those who sign up agree to have one hundred dollars a month deducted from their basic pay for one year.
When the enlistee attends college, the military pays more than one thousand dollars a month at current rates
for full-time enrollment in an approved, accredited school.
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Since 1965, Colorado Technical University has helped thousands of students soar to achieve
career success. Let your GI Bill benefits help you get started in a new and exciting career.
> Go: CTU Online
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Stonecliffe College Online, an academic division of CTU, provides
students with a real-world education designed to accommodate today’s real-world schedules,
lifestyles and responsibilities.
> Go: Stonecliffe College Online
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GI Bill Tip #11
-- The GI Bill: Who Isn't Eligible?
There are many circumstances that may keep a veteran from being GI Bill eligible. These can include
the usual suspects: refusing to sign up for the MGIB program during basic training, getting a
dishonorable discharge, etc. There are also a few, more obscure categories that bar render some veterans
ineligible.
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