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GI BILL
PROGRAMS
Montgomery GI Bill - Chapter 30
Individuals who entered active duty after July, 1985, and participated
in the pay reduction program (pay reduced $100 a month for 12 months) and served honorably
for two years or more are eligible. Veterans or service persons cannot withdraw money paid
into the fund.
Veterans Administration Vocational Rehabilitation Program - chapter 31
This program is available to certain veterans who have a
service-connected disability of 10 percent or greater. It provides a monthly stipend and
also covers the cost of tuition, books, and supplies. Eligibility is determined on a
case-by-case basis.
Veterans Education Assistance Program (VEAP) -. Chapter 32
Individuals who entered active duty service between January 1, 1977, and
June 30, 1985, served a continuous period of 181 days or more and contributed financially
toward the education program are eligible. Monthly benefits are determined by adding the
amount of personal contributions and DOD contributions made during the years of active
service.
GI Bill for Dependents - Chapter 35
A child or spouse of a service-connected deceased or 100 percent
disabled veteran may be eligible for VA educational benefits. Benefits may be used until
the dependent has reached the age of 27 or B years from the date of eligibility is
determined, whichever is later.
Montgomery GI Bill for Reservists - Chapter 1606
An individual who enlisted, re-enlisted, or extended an enlistment in the Selected Reserve or National Guard for a period of 6 years after October 1, 1990 , and has completed the initial active duty training is eligible for VA benefits. This program does not require a contribution by the service person.
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Last Updated 08/27/09