How Often Will You Be on Campus in a Hybrid Program?
You work full time, maybe with kids, and a hybrid program looks like it might fit. The school may also call it low-resid …
After You Apply for VR&E: What Happens While You Wait
It's been weeks since you submitted your VR&E application and nobody has called. This guide is for veterans in that …
VR&E Counselor Meeting: How to Make the Case for a Degree
Your counselor meeting is on the calendar, and you're not sure how to explain why you want a degree. This guide is for v …
GI Bill® Extension in 2026: 48 Months, STEM and Time Limits
If you are running low on GI Bill® months, or your 15-year clock is getting close, you have probably searched for a GI B …
Fry Scholarship vs. Chapter 35 (DEA): Which Survivor Benefit Fits Your Family
If your parent or spouse died in the line of duty while serving, VA may pay for your education through two different pro …
Should Veterans Maximize Their BAH? The Honest Math
If you are a veteran lining up a degree with the Post-9/11 GI Bill®, you have probably heard two opposite pieces of advi …
The Rudisill Decision: Up to 48 Months of GI Bill® Benefits
If you paid into the Montgomery GI Bill and later earned the Post-9/11 GI Bill®, whether you reenlisted, moved from enli …
GI Bill® for Spouses and Children: How to Transfer Your Post-9/11 Benefits, and When Chapter 35 or MyCAA Pays Instead
The GI Bill® for military spouses and children starts with the service member: if you have served six years or more and …
VR&E Application: A Veteran's Guide to VA Form 28-1900
If you have a service-connected disability rating and want to use Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E), also call …
Hazlewood Act vs. GI Bill®: A Texas Veteran's Order of Use
If you joined the military from Texas, you may hold two education benefits: the federal Post-9/11 GI Bill® and the Texas …
