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New GI Bill Benefits Vary State by State

New GI Bill Benefits Will Vary...a Lot

Some time ago, we wrote about the new education benefits coming to members of the military in August by way of a revamped GI Bill. According to this article on MSNBC, this GI Bill upgrade will allocate more money for military members going back to school, but benefits will vary widely state-to-state such that you might get a full-ride in New Hampshire, but only $2,200 per year for a Massachusetts school.

The article states, "...depending on where service members and veterans decide to attend college, they could receive a full ride, or very little." Sounds like the great news here is your benefit doesn't seem to depend where you live or where you're from — it's where you choose to go to school. Luckily, distance learning gives you the freedom to attend a school across the country if you're so inclined.

Thanks to eLearning, you should be set even if you're in California, which is offering zero dollars to veterans.

 

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Published Tuesday, July 07, 2009 12:49 PM by AndriaL

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Howdy. I'm Andria and I help manage the fantastic information available all around the eLearners site, including the blogs and forums. Some of my very favorite things are: lying in the sun, swimming, reading, brainteasers of all kinds, singing, playing guitar, and Coca Cola.

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Greetings and salutations, I am your friendly neighborhood Content Director here at eLearners.com. (I am also mom to a seemingly tireless 4-year-old girl and owner to a cat that hates me. Oh well - can't win 'em all.)

I have a bachelor's degree in computer science from Rutgers College and am thisclose to completing my master's degree in instructional design from Western Illinois University later this year.

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