Education Benefits

Tuition & fees, monthly housing allowance, and a books stipend for school or training.

Compare schools by benefit amount, graduation rate, and veteran outcomes.

Schools that voluntarily cover tuition costs above the GI Bill cap (private/out-of-state).

Eligible service members can transfer unused GI Bill benefits to a spouse or child.

Counseling, training, and job placement for veterans with a service-connected disability.

Funding for coding bootcamps and IT/tech programs without using GI Bill entitlement.

Job search, résumé tools, and the Veteran Employment Center.

Education benefits for the families of permanently disabled or deceased veterans.

Chapters, scholarships, and a national network supporting student veterans.

Waives systemwide tuition and fees at California Community Colleges, CSU, and UC campuses for eligible dependents of service-connected disabled veterans.

Up to 150 credit hours of tuition-free education at Texas public colleges for veterans, with a Legacy option to transfer unused hours to a child.

Full tuition and approved fees for up to 8 semesters / 128 credits at UW System and Wisconsin Technical College System schools for eligible veterans and dependents.

Tuition waivers at Florida state colleges and universities for qualifying veterans and certain dependents.

Full SUNY/CUNY tuition plus stipends for the children and spouses of service members who died or became severely disabled in service.

Veterans with a DD-214 get the automatic in-state tuition rate and a 15% military discount (EMBA/Part-Time/Online), waived application fees, and Full-Time MBA military scholarships from $7,500 up to full tuition with a living stipend.