Vets face confusion using GI Bill at state schools
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Re: Vets face confusion using GI Bill at state schools
It shouldn't be this complicated but the red tape & the amount of bureaucracy BS just to get your school paid is astounding. A lot of people will just give up.
I couldn't tell you how many hours I spent chasing paper & signatures to jump through these hoops just to pay my school. Glad, I finally got my Bachelor Degree over with but I did end up having to pay some out of my own pocket.
I couldn't tell you how many hours I spent chasing paper & signatures to jump through these hoops just to pay my school. Glad, I finally got my Bachelor Degree over with but I did end up having to pay some out of my own pocket.
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Re: Vets face confusion using GI Bill at state schools
I did my Bachelors degree as soon as I retired back in 1996 and went to school on Ft Riley--was lucky and had no issues
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Re: Vets face confusion using GI Bill at state schools
This, every quarter I have attended College has been a nonstop battle... For funds to go when and where they are suppose to... It is fu@king ridiculous.scorpionmain wrote:It shouldn't be this complicated but the red tape & the amount of bureaucracy BS just to get your school paid is astounding. A lot of people will just give up.
I couldn't tell you how many hours I spent chasing paper & signatures to jump through these hoops just to pay my school. Glad, I finally got my Bachelor Degree over with but I did end up having to pay some out of my own pocket.
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Re: Vets face confusion using GI Bill at state schools
I really hate hearing veterans having problems going to school and dealing with a bunch of BS red tape--I know all the non-american, non-veteran, non tax paying personnel going to Purdue do not have any problems getting there all expense paid tuition/room/board vacation at West Lafayette. Same as VA hospital though--get treated like second class citizenDDgunslinger wrote:This, every quarter I have attended College has been a nonstop battle... For funds to go when and where they are suppose to... It is fu@king ridiculous.scorpionmain wrote:It shouldn't be this complicated but the red tape & the amount of bureaucracy BS just to get your school paid is astounding. A lot of people will just give up.
I couldn't tell you how many hours I spent chasing paper & signatures to jump through these hoops just to pay my school. Glad, I finally got my Bachelor Degree over with but I did end up having to pay some out of my own pocket.
"To disarm the people... was the best and most effectual way to enslave them."
-- George Mason, speech of June 14, 1788
![Image](http://i813.photobucket.com/albums/zz51/LucasNolan/untitled.png)
-- George Mason, speech of June 14, 1788
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