You may be able to get money for college or career school for your or your family member s military service. 
Scholarships and loan repayment assistance are available from a number of sources. Both the federal government and nonprofit organizations offer money for college to veterans, future military personnel, active duty personnel, or those related to veterans or active duty personnel. Try This Resource Scholarships for Military Families Provides resources and contact information for finding college scholarships for military families. 

What financial aid does the government offer for military service or for family members of military personnel? 
Below are a few sources of financial aid that you might want to consider. You also should explore todaysmilitary.com s list of education benefits for service members. 

Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) Scholarships 
These scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit rather than financial need : Army ROTC scholarships are offered at more than 1,000 colleges. For application packets , information about eligibility, and the telephone number of an ROTC advisor in your area , call 1 - 888 - 550-ARMY 1 - 888 - 550 - 2769 or visit the Army ROTC web page. The Air Force ROTC college scholarship program targets students pursuing certain foreign language and technical degrees, although students entering a wide variety of majors may be accepted. For more information , call 1 - 866 - 4-AFROTC 1 - 866 - 423 - 7682 or visit the Air Force ROTC Scholarship web page. The Navy ROTC offers both four - year and partial scholarships. To learn more , call 1 - 800-NAV - ROTC 1 - 800 - 628 - 7682 or visit the Navy ROTC website. The Navy ROTC Marine Option Scholarship helps you pay your way through college at approved Navy ROTC schools. Learn more about the Navy ROTC Marine Option Scholarship. 

Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Education Benefits 
The VA offers education benefits for veterans and for their widows and dependents on its

user: Is it possible to submit a complaint about how my college is administering my financial aid?

assistant: Do you actually think your school is not administering federal student aid funds right?

user: Yes, I believe they are not handling federal student aid correctly.

assistant: I have some info that could help you determine how to solve the problem or submit a complaint.

user: What if I believe they have violated its own policy or federal regulations in its administration of the federal aid program.

assistant: You would have to contact your school first.

user: I believe my school calculated my eligibility for federal student grants, loans, aid incorrectly, what should I do?

assistant: Do you think your school paid out your aid incorrectly or not at all or the wrong amount?

user: No they did something else.

assistant: Does your school not have a financial aid administrator yet, doesn't have policies for administering federal student aid, or is not following the policies?

user: No, they have an administrator and have policies.

assistant: Has your school made false statements about the educational programs, financial charges, or employability of graduates?

user: No, that is not the case.

assistant: Then your school has not calculated your eligibility for federal student grants, loans, or work study incorrectly.