The New GI Bill – Who Gets What?

GI Bill Update: Beginning August 1, 2011, active duty servicemembers and their eligible spouses will be able to receive the $1000 annual book stipend.  In addition, starting October of 2011, eligible students taking 100% of their courses online will be eligible for a monthly stipend at a reduced rate. Visit the Military Education Blog to learn more about GI Bill.20.

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The Post-9/11 GI Bill provides tuition and fees as well as cash payment for housing, books, and supplies. But are you eligible for everything? Figuring out what you’re supposed to get can be confusing. In Part 2 of this series Terry Howell quickly walks you through the eligibility matrix and makes sure you don’t leave money on the table.

 

Post-9/11 Service Chart
Post-9/11 Service Chart
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Post-9/11 Service Chart

Next Step: When you're ready to get started Military.com can help you find a school that works with your GI Bill and offers college credit for military service with flexible class scheduling. Search accredited degree programs and military-friendly schools now.

 

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