The New Post 9/11 GI Bill is a year away and the questions keep coming. People seem most concerned about eligibility and transferability. Eligibility questions are the easiest to answer, but with little information available, the questions on transferability are a bit more challenging. Get a quick snapshot of the latest questions (and answers) posted on the new Military Education Blog.
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Common New GI Bill Questions
Week of November 03, 2008
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