What are the benefits of the different GI Bill programs?
Chapter 33 (the new, post-9/11 GI Bill) Tuition: Payment shall be made to the school for the entire quarter, semester or term. The maximum tuition benefit is linked to the tuition cost of an undergraduate degree at the most expensive public school in the state, but the funding can be used at any VA-approved school in the state. Click here for List of Most Expensive Public Schools in Each State. More expensive schools participating in the Yellow Ribbon Program and offering veterans scholarships will be matched dollar for dollar up to the cost of tuition. Books/Supplies: Up to $1,000/year and divided by academic term. Monthly Living: Based on DoDs BAH rate for E-5 w/dependent, using zip code of the college/university. Time to Use Benefit: Up to 15 years Buy-in: None b) Chapter 33 (the new, post-9/11 GI Bill): Tuition Payments Chapter 33 (the new, post-9/11 GI Bill) offers a total 36 months of education benefits, the equivalent of four academic years. Tuition payments are made to the scho
