Gi Bill

Getting a degree doesn’t have to break the bank.

On average, a member of the military takes seven years to earn an associate’s degree; between training, field exercises, deployments, and … Continued

It's a bold strategy, Cotton.

If you’re an active-duty member of the military with some spare time for education or a recently-transitioned vet, chances are you’re looking to spend that sweet Post-9/11 GI Bill money...

The owner of a technical training school in San Diego is going to prison for being, well, shady as all hell.

As a service member, you know that you qualify for GI Bill benefits that help pay for up to 36 months of higher education. But here’s something you may not...

There are a million ways that military life can hold you back from a meaningful career while your spouse is … Continued

The university had falsely advertised that it had a relationships with AT&T Inc, Yahoo!, Microsoft Corp and Twitter Inc which could lead to jobs for students.

The change would have prevented soldiers and other service members with more than 16 years of service from transferring their Post-9/11 G.I. Bill benefits to eligible family members

Editor’s Note: This article by Richard Sisk originally appeared on Military.com, a leading source of news for the military and veteran community. A new … Continued

Editor’s Note: This article by Richard Sisk originally appeared on Military.com, a leading source of news for the military and veteran community. The VA … Continued

The VA has a message for veterans: We will absolutely make you whole again. “Each and every post-9/11 GI Bill … Continued

Thousands of veterans attending college thanks to the GI Bill have had their housing allowances delayed or go missing altogether, … Continued

WASHINGTON — The Department of Veterans Affairs will hire 200 temporary workers and shell out $70 million to implement a … Continued

In 2012, Sgt. Desmond Watson’s daughter Jordan Bigbee turned 17, and he transferred his Post-9/11 GI Bill to her in … Continued

On Sept. 14, the Department of Veterans Affairs quietly announced that it will waive a common-sense ethics law for all … Continued

An ethics law that prohibits Department of Veterans Affairs employees from receiving money or owning a stake in for-profit colleges … Continued

UPDATE: Details added about conflict of interest rules that would remain in place despite the proposed blanket waiver. The Trump … Continued

At the eleventh hour before it recessed for the summer, the Senate finally got around to some real business: passing … Continued

House lawmakers on Monday unanimously passed a host of changes to veterans’ education benefits that aim to boost aid, expand … Continued

No more “Post-9/11,” no more “Montgomery” (for those who remember it, anyway): A bipartisan slate of senators and congressmen, assisted … Continued

The White House, Department of Veteran Affairs, and members of Congress are moving fast on veterans issues in 2017. They’re … Continued

In the past few weeks, congressional staffers and advocates from some of the largest veterans service organizations have quietly begun … Continued

We took Fallujah. We know more than a decade of war. Why then do so many articles bemoan the challenges … Continued

They arrived in groups, many of them arm in arm with the brothers they'd served with on the front lines … Continued