What is Federal Financial Aid?
How Do I Apply?
Basic
Eligibility
Satisfactory Academic
Progress
What is the Process?
How is Financial Aid Awarded?
Loan Information Session
Veterans Benefits
Financial Aid Links
- Montgomery GI Bill (Chapter 30 and Chapter 34)
- Montgomery GI Bill-Selective Reserve (Chapter 1606)
- Veterans Educational Assistance Program (VEAP) (Chapter 32)
- Survivors and Dependents Educational Assistance Program (Chapter 30)
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Veterans Vocational Rehabilitation (Chapter 35)
http://www.vba.va.gov
Enrollment Certification Request
You must complete an Enrollment Certification Request for every semester that you wish to receive your educational benefits. To avoid a delay in receiving pay, requests should be submitted at least 30 days prior to the beginning of the semester.
Processing Time
Normal processing time for the Veterans Administration is eight to ten weeks from the date you complete your pay request at the Veterans Services Office.
Short Term Classes
Classes less than the normal 16 weeks affect your monthly benefit rate. Consult the Veterans Services Office.
Open Entry/Open Exit Classes
These classes do not have confirmed beginning and ending dates. You must complete these courses before applying for benefits.
Tuition Deferments
Students may apply for a tuition deferment at the Veterans Services Office.
Concurrent Enrollment
You are concurrently enrolled when you are attending more than one college.
Parent College: The college from which you intend to graduate.
Supplemental College: A college where you are taking courses, but do not intend to get your degree.
Your Responsibility: Notify each college Veterans Services Office, and let them know if they are the Parent or Supplemental School.
Drop/Add
Every veteran is responsible to notify the Veterans Services Office of any change in your schedule or amount of credit hours that you are enrolled.