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GI Bill Application Form Transferability of GI Education Benefits
GI Bill FAQs Veteran Education Articles
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GI Bill & VA Program Links Veteran Student Opinion
State Tuition Fees Chart Veteran Training Rates
Emergency VA Education Payments Yellow Ribbon Program
Veterans Retraining Assistance Program – VRAP Yellow Ribbon Schools
Post 9/11 GI Bill Education Benefits

The GI Bill has always been one of the most valued benefits given to military servicemembers for their military service to our nation. The Montgomery GI Bill has provided educational benefits for our men and women in uniform that has enabled them to receive an education and improve their future prospects. Education has always been highly valued by the military audience. For many, the GI Bill was one of the main reasons they decided to join our all-volunteer military. Congress has passed legislation that makes sweeping improvements to the existing GI Bill. Many view the education they receive in the military as a stepping-stone to their future career. The military education provided by the Montgomery GI Bill turns out some of our nation’s best and brightest in areas such as Technology, Healthcare, Law Enforcement and Engineering. The improved Montgomery GI Bill will cover the in-state rate for tuition and fees for the most expensive four-year public college or university in the state where a veteran attends school. The package also includes a monthly living stipend, an annual book allowance, and money for tutorial assistance. But perhaps one of the most valuable changes in the bill is the right to transfer benefits to a military spouse or military children. Our goal at MilitaryConnection.com is to become your “go-to” website for resources and information on issues and subjects that are important to the military audience. MilitaryConnection.com is your one stop resource center for military education information and resources including the new Montgomery GI Bill, Education Articles and Scholarships. When the next tour is back home, it’s on MilitaryConnection.com.

9/26/2011 Major changes to GI Bill in 2011
9/26/2011 October 1st GI Bill Changes
9/23/2011 The Post-9/11 GI Bill, For-Profit Colleges, and Value
8/22/2011 Changes to the Post 9/11 GI Bill Impacting Students
5/10/2011 Working With Vets: Former NCO Now takes Care of Troops on Campus
3/21/2011 Schools Encouraged to Join VA’s Yellow Ribbon Program
1/28/2011 Lights, camera, film school for vets
8/19/2010 More Schools Join Veterans Affairs Tuition Assistance Program
8/3/2010 Post-9/11 GI Bill Benefits Key to Recruiting and Retention
6/23/2010 Webb’s GI Bill Meets Obstacles
4/23/2010 Legion fights for Post-9/11 GI Bill expansion
3/11/2010 Coming Home, Student Vets Face Inner War
10/23/2009 VA: Calls to student vets about the GI Bill are not a scam
10/9/2009 American Legion Applauds VA for Swift Action on Emergency GI Bill Payments
10/8/2009 Student Veterans Can Apply For Emergency Aid Online
10/8/2009 GI Bill Students Eligible For Emergency Benefit Payments
9/29/2009 Vet Students Encounter Benefit Funding Delays
9/25/2009 “Yellow Ribbon” Upgrade Increases Job Prospects for Military Vets
9/3/2009 Thousands of Veteran Students Are Feeling the Pressure of VA Department Benefits Delays
8/31/2009 Military Educations Not Recognized by Many Colleges
8/4/2009 The American Legion celebrates the inauguration of new Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits
7/30/2009 Guardsman mentors student veterans on campus
7/24/2009 New GI Bill Transfer Options Take Effect Aug. 1
7/20/2009 GI Bill’s wording costs state’s student vets
7/20/2009 Typo Causes Many Veterans’ Post-Army Plans to Be Put On Hold
7/20/2009 New Post-9/11 GI Bill Leaves Some States Out In the Cold
7/14/2009 More Than 1,100 Colleges and Universities Partner with VA to Improve GI Bill Benefits
7/6/2009 Colleges, Universities Gear Focus to Vets as GI Bill Increases Attendance
6/26/2009 GI Bill, by the numbers
6/9/2009 Over 700 Schools Partner with VA to Help Veterans Pay for Education
5/25/2009 Increased GI Bill Benefits May Hurt Military Numbers
5/11/2009 VA emphasizes education before Post 9/11 GI Bill switch
5/8/2009 VA accepting new GI Bill Applications
5/8/2009 New GI Bill Transferability Explained
4/9/2009 William Jessup University to Offer Full Tuition for Yellow Ribbon Veterans
11/14/2008 VA Announces “In House” Option to Implement IT Aspects of New GI Bill
11/14/2008 VA follows Legion’s advice: No GI Bill outsourcing
11/14/2008 VA to hire 350 in new GI Bill’s first phase
9/17/2008 The American Legion takes strong stand against outsourcing administration of new GI Bill benefits
8/6/2008 Additional Details Released about New GI Bill
7/29/2008 Questions, Answers on New Post-9/11 GI Bill
7/29/2008 Officials release facts about new GI Bill
7/15/2008 Education bills won’t fall on families
7/2/2008 GI Bill For The 21st Century
7/2/2008 Your New GI Bill
7/2/2008 How They Voted – U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 110th Congress 2nd Session
7/2/2008 Sweeping new GI Bill plan gets final approval
7/2/2008 New GI Bill – The Supporters
7/2/2008 Statement by the Press Secretary on War Funding Bill-White House News
7/2/2008 Success for New GI Bill as Bush Veto is Withdrawn

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