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What is not covered by the Department of Veterans Affairs?

April 26, 2017affairs Covered Department veterans

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What is not covered by the Department of Veterans Affairs?

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• The payment of VA educational assistance may not be made for any course or grade that is not computed in the graduation requirements of that school. Courses or grades that do not count towards a student’s graduation requirements may include: • Course Withdrawals • Grades of Incomplete that are not removed from a student’s record • Courses that do not serve as requirements or electives towards a student’s degree. Elective must not exceed the minimum number of credit hours required for graduation • Please notify the VA Coordinator in the Registrar’s Office immediately if you are taking a course or have earned a grade that does not count towards graduation requirements. It is strongly recommended that students report such information prior to the start of the current semester. • Grades and courses that are not computed into a student’s degree requirements may result in an overpayment. If an overpayment occurs, the student will be charged with a debt to the U.S. Government.