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I'm trying to do the same, is their any class that I can take in person that is fast? As in I can finish the class in about a week? So I can meet my requirements for the post 9/11 bill

@@ways5717 you only have to show up to once class of one subject once. So you got people all over the country and World showing up to one class and don’t see them again until the next semester. It’s usually the fiat class of the semester or the last class. Golden gate university in San Francisco is the only school I know that does it. They also have a law school if that interests you. Just call them and talk to them. The whole damn school is nothing but military students.

@Jerry Mylove but they have to complete the class in person right? Or is like I show up to the class, and do the rest of that class in my computer at home?

@@jerrymylove1754 I am on my terminal leave living in Texas ( ETS from Schofield in Oahu too). Can I please have your number or your social media so I can talk/ chat to ask more about this Golden state hack for the full BAH ?

@@davidpham9353 golden gate university in San Francisco. Just look it up. You only have to go to one class of one subject in that one semester. I was making over 20k a semester going there and living in Mexico. Now I am in the Philippines. You are required to go to one class either in the beginning or at the end. So you got the first class of one semester and then the last class of the next semester. You won’t have to go to school for eight months between.

Golden gate is the best you only have to show up to class one time for the whole semester in one class.

@@jerrymylove1754s this something they’re always doing that won’t change ?

@@TayTheAnointedOne been doing for a long time

@@jerrymylove1754 Prec your knowledge bro fr helping a lot of us out ya gonna be blessed blessing to you ‼️

@@jerrymylove1754 do you remember when u applied if on the website it had said for veterans: we’re having the capacity or almost to the capacity of service members wanting to use benefits ?😅

Join up then lol

Congrats!

Just go to University of Houston. They have a great business school, Bauer.

Actually, this may not be the case. It goes of the zip of your school not your physical address. Some schools are offering hybrid schedules, where you only have to attend one in person class a term to satisfy the VA attendance, then the rest is online. So if someone set up their schedule that way, they may be able to fly in once or twice a term and still come out on top. Would require planning but may work for some folks

@@EllisMcKenzieFI any way to find out which schools in particular offer a hybrid program like that?

I can’t think of a way other than just researching specific schools in the area you want. If you want San Francisco, Golden Gate University, is/was doing it. I remember people flying in from Vegas, Texas, etc. I would definitely confirm with the school tho

sf is not bad at all . I live here now. you can rent a room for $700 a month pocket the rest.

I'm currently attending the Academy of Art University in SF. My residence is in Concord, CA. I have 3 classes online and the 4th one was an onsite/online option. I choose online for it. BAH for SF is currently $5,066. I think this Friday it will get an increase along with VA comp for veterans. I'm in the Voc Rehab program in Oakland, CA on extension since 2016.

Yes. Lets say in your case you have 5 months left and the semester is 3.5. You’ll have 1.5 left. You can register for another semester and the VA will fully cover that second semester. Always double check though. Also…there is this “kicker” we get on top of the GI bill. Check your initial contract. Depending how much you could get anywhere between $250, $450 or $650 on top of your regular BAH. Good luck brother

I would use the GI bill comparison tool to make a list of all the schools in your area. Research each of those schools to see which one has the easiest enrollment options and schedule flexibility. Then see what program has online and in person classes that fit your specific availability. Then enroll and start asap. 8 months should be able to get you two semesters. Even if you don’t intend on finishing the program you sign up for, you could just stop your enrollment when your benefits run out.

There are also ways to request extensions of benefits to finish a degree. This would be worth looking in to if you actually want to finish the program you start.

@@EllisMcKenzieFI thanks this is very helpful

@@EllisMcKenzieFI I am trying to find more information on this. So if I do not actually finish a degree program and only do like 2 semesters (basically so I can earn that extra bah income) the VA wont come back to try to recoup the money they spent on your tuition and bah ?

You pretty much got it Jose. A couple key points are: You want to make sure you do not stop going to class mid semester. If you commit to a semester, finish that semester, then just don’t register for the following one. The VA starts trying to get money back when you drop a class/stop going to class mid semester. The key is just registering for a degree producing program, and taking classes towards it. You don’t have to finish/actually get your degree. You can take semesters on and off at your call. Just don’t stop going to class when you’re in the middle of a term. Good luck brotha. Use what you earned!

Late to this reply, but glad you found something.

I believe they just cut your payments based on the records the school sends to the va

A quick google should get you that answer.

At least 3 years for the full 100%.

36+ months for 100%

Yes it is

I was in from 1992 to 1996 my bill supposedly ran out along time ago. I’ve seen a new program on how the va is refunding money. Do you know anything about it? Another question is does the information on this video apply to me? Just trying to find out what options are open. If I remember correctly I would have to be a disabled vet to qualify for the rent money while going to school? Thanks for your time and putting out this video.