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GIDegrees.com specializes in connecting eligible active-duty and veterans of the U.S. military with secondary education institutions that accept the Montgomery G.I. Bill. Our large list of both traditional and online universities is setup to quickly match a potential applicant’s location and desired field of study with the appropriate institution.
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Our company began connecting GI Bill-eligible applicants with schools in 2005 and we continue to work on extending the reach of our network. We look to provide our visitors with the quickest, most efficient system of finding a school that fits their needs.
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The GI Bill has many uses when it comes to your education. We can help you take advantage of these benefits. There is NO COST to you for the use of our FREE WEBSITE! To prequalify for GI Bill benefits or for more information about GI Bill certified schools that match your desires, fill out the simple form below.
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GI Bill Uses
1. Attending any college classes that are leading towards a degree such as an Associate’s Degree, a Bachelor’s Degree, a Master’s Degree, or a Ph.D.
2. Attending any vocational or technical training that leads to a certificate or degree.
3. Internet training or on-line classes that are independent study can be paid for with GI Bill benefits.
4. Up to 60% of the cost of high tech and high cost courses can be paid through your GI Bill benefits. This benefit is only offered to active duty military personnel.
5. Up to $2,000 for certification and or licensing to pay for an exam, even if you do not pass the exam.
6. There are many addition ways to use your GI Bill benefits. Find out more in our GI Bill uses section.