Sure, there are. These benefits can help you pay your tuition, pick out a school, chose a career and more.
That's cool. But, look, i'm a active national guard member. Can i still get access to those benefits?
I mean, there would be some kind of alternate method in any case?
Sure, no problem. Indeed, you have a choice. You can access benefits through Montgomery GI Bill Active Duty. That would be available if you served for at least 2 years on active duty and you meet all the proper requirements.
Oh, really? That sounds terrific, thanks. And what kind of requirements? I suppose all must be verified, isn't?
That's correct. May i ask if you were honorably discharged?
Yeah, of course i was.
Good. Now, Do you have a high school diploma a GED or 12 hours of college credit?
No, i don't have any of those. That's not good, isn't?
Sorry, but you must meet all the criteria to get these benefits.
No, no, it's okay. Um, hey i heard about something called the Post 9/11 GI Bill, that could be a solution?