If you are on active duty, you have several options for how to pay for college. Making the right choice is critical. Your benefit options may include: Military Tuition Assistance, GI Bill Top-Up, GI Bill (Chapter 30), Federal Financial Aid, and Scholarships and Grants. View the Active Duty Education Benefits Flowchart to see which benefit option will best suit your current and long term goals.
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Active Duty Education Benefits User's Guide
Week of October 06, 2008
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