g.i. bill

When you joined the military, someone probably spoke to you about all the education benefits and possibilities that would come with military life. Maybe you even took a few classes towards a college degree. But then life got in the way: between PCS moves, TDY assignments, and overseas deployments, it’s challenging to finish college classes while in the military. That’s why over 50% of veterans don’t have a degree when they leave military service.

Students going to college on the G.I. Bill will continue to receive their monthly housing stipend, even as college courses transition online in an effort to limit the spread of the coronavirus.

Getting out of the military can be a challenging time, especially for those who only served one enlistment and are...

As veterans, anytime we scroll through Facebook, play around on Twitter, or even change the channel on the TV, we’re...

Roughly 928,000 spouses and dependents have used the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill funding to attend schools in the first five years...

Though for-profit institutions have been preying on soldiers since World War II, the enactment of the 1998 90-10 rule has...

College is the next step for many people leaving the military. As a transition pathway, this makes a lot of...

“A liberal education … frees a man from the prison-house of his class, race, time, place, background, family, and even...

Following World War II, one of the best examples of a successful government program was the G.I. Bill. Once passed,...