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Reservist & Florida National Guard Members Educational Benefits
VA Educational Benefits
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Chapter 1606 Montgomery GI Bill® – Selected Reserve (MGIB-SR)
Who it's for: Current members of the Reserve or National Guard
What you get:
- Monthly education stipend sent directly to the student. (Nothing is paid to the school).
- Students are responsible for paying tuition and fees within 60 days of the beginning of the term.
- No housing or book stipend
- Can be used while serving in conjunction with Florida National Guard Education Dollars for Duty and Federal Tuition Assistance
How do you get it:
- Go to the "How to apply for the GI Bill and related benefits" VA webpage
- Monthly education stipend sent directly to the student. (Nothing is paid to the school).
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Chapter 33 Post-9/11
Who it's for: Veterans, active-duty, and dependents (with transferred benefits); must have served at least 90 days after 9/10/2001
What you get:
- Tuition & fees (up to full in-state rate at public schools)
- Monthly housing allowance (BAH)
- Book stipend (up to $1,000/year)
- Yellow Ribbon for out-of-state/private costs
How do you get it:
- Go to the "How to apply for the GI Bill and related benefits" VA webpage
Florida National Guard Educational Benefits
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Florida National Guard Education Dollars for Duty
Who it's for:
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Qualified Florida Army and Air National Guard Service members
What you get:
- Covers 100% of tuition.
- EDD may also reimburse approved book and instructional material costs.
How do you get it:
- Follow instructions on the Florida National Guard Education Dollars for Duty website
Note: Payments are made directly to the school.
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FAFSA (Federal Financial Aid)
Complete FAFSA to see what federal financial aid you may qualify to receive.
Military-Connect Scholarships
Also, take time to complete an application through UNF Scholarship Universe. The MVRC has scholarships for active duty, veterans, and family members.