As a veteran you have a great advantage in obtaining a career instead of a job. The main difference between a career and a job is that with a career you want to go to work and you get paid to due what you enjoy. With a job, you have to go to work to get paid. When you get to work you are working for a boss who tells you what and how to do the job.
Use your GI Bill benefits to advance your education and training. Learn how to use your benefits to earn a degree, train for a specific trade, or work toward a career goal.
Benefits
1. Helps pay in as tuition, books, and housing at an institution of higher learning (like a 4-year university, community college, or graduate school).
2. Funding for tuition and housing at a school inside or outside the U.S.
3. Additional funds to help pay for a school if your tuition costs more than what is covered by the active-duty Tuition Assistance program.
4. Helps to pay for a tutor if you’re struggling with coursework.
5. A lump-sum payment is given to help cover the cost of courses in high-tech degree or non-degree programs.
6. Funding for specific training programs (like HVAC repair, truck driver, EMT training).
7. A program that connects you to a high-tech training provider so you can gain computer skills and experience to start or advance your high-tech career.
8. Funds help many for training to become a pilot.
9. Money to help cover books, supplies, and housing while you learn a trade or skill (like plumbing, hotel management, or firefighter).
10. Access to training assisting in starting in your own business.
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