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Students must apply for benefits through the VA, which is responsible for determining eligibility.
Students may be certified once they have registered for the upcoming term and have provided all required documentation to the School Certifying Official (SCO).
The VA will pay for prerequisite and required coursework for a student’s declared program major. The VA will NOT pay for:
Yes. VA education benefits are paid based on the number of approved enrolled credits and may not be sufficient to cover all educational expenses. For more information about applying for financial aid at the College, please view Financial Aid.
Monthly benefits are paid based on training type, length of service, benefit chapter, eligibility for kickers, and enrollment status. Enrollment status is classified as full-time, 3/4 time, 1/2 time or less than 1/2 time.
In order to be eligible for work study students must:
Inquiries regarding VA work study positions should be directed to the Veterans Administration at Fort Snelling.
Students may request military transcripts via the Joint Services Transcript (JST) website.
Students may request a replacement Certificate of Eligibility (COE) through the Ask a Question tab of the VA website.
Blended/hybrid courses are recognized by the VA as online courses. Service members who are registered for ALL online and blended/hybrid courses in a semester are subject to a reduced housing allowance rate.
The MyMilitaryEducation.org website gives individuals a streamlined way to obtain information about higher education and to determine what military benefits might be available.
The Higher Education Veterans Program initiative was created by the Minnesota Legislature and the Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs in 2006 to serve the unique higher education needs of Veterans, military members and their families.