Veteran Education Benefits

The Vocational Rehabilitation program can help veterans with service-connected disabilities find and keep suitable employment

GI Bill FAQ

The staff members of the U.S. House Committee on Veterans' Affairs answer your frequently asked GI Bill questions.

The Yellow Ribbon program is designed to help students avoid up to 100% of their out-of-pocket tuition costs

The GI Bill can pay for flight training, if you have a private pilot's license and valid medical certification.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims ruled the department erred in denying a claim by a soldier with "split time."

A company called Study Edge is offering veterans one semester of free tutoring.

Senate leaders joined an effort this week to pass a law that would erase the student loan debts of 100% disabled veterans.

The new program will be available to those whose GI Bill has run out.

A large number of post-World War II veterans chose a business opportunity over college.

Education advocate Rep. Donna Shalala is seeking to close the GI Bill "loophole."

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The Air Force's top enlisted leader said some airmen go to extremes, even starving themselves, to pass the tape test.

Starting next week, commanders will be expected to stay in shape, according to Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein.

Toxic leadership appears to contribute to "hopelessness," according to the top enlisted person and chief of staff.

The Marine Corps is considering using a massive drone not unlike its MV-22B Osprey to protect ships.

How the card was discovered after 50 years missing is an unlikely story of serendipity.