Military Tuition Assistance Program
Get help here with military tuition assistance
If you're currently an active military member, using your Active Duty Tuition Assistance is easy. Simply choose your program of study and have it approved by your base education officer. Upon approval, fill out a Tuition Assistance form for each individual course in the program you're attending and submit the forms to our military education specialist at the college.
Select the link below for your branch of the military to learn more about the application process for Active Duty Tuition Assistance.
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Be prepared for the careers of tomorrow
Your military experience counts. Not only will your military service reward you with educational assistance, but your training in the armed forces may also allow you to take college-level equivalency exams that may help you test out of taking classes in subjects you already know-saving you valuable time and money toward earning your degree.
VA Education Benefits
If you are a veteran and would like to use your education benefits to fund your education with Independence University, simply contact the military education specialist at the college and you'll be on your way.
Using your VA education benefits with us is simple; just submit your Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty (DD-214) to your college military specialist. If you have already applied to use your benefits, you may also submit your Certificate of Eligibility (form 22-0557). Your college military specialist will help you fill out all of the necessary applications and forms to get started. For more information about how to use your GI Bill education benefits, call an enrollment advisor today at 1-800-972-5149.
If you are a VA student, you will first need to pay for the entire program out of pocket, or apply for financial aid. Once you complete your course in the allotted time, you can collect full-time pay reimbursement from the VA. Courses are certified monthly, and the amount of your reimbursement from the VA is based on the time it takes to complete your course or training. The VA will pay you directly once your certification is submitted and processed.
For more information on the GI Bill/VA benefits, call the VA at 1-888-GIBILL-1 (1-888-442-4551) or visit their website at www.gibill.va.gov. This page also provides information about eligibility requirements for the different benefits available, including MGIB, Top Up, DEA, NCA, and more*.
*Chapter 1607 benefits: At this time, there is little information available on how Chapter 1607 benefits will work. Those who are now eligible and/or participating in chapter 1606 should visit the GI Bill website regularly at www.gibill.va.gov for updates and information on this new program.
Vocational Rehabilitation Program
Independence University can assist veterans who qualify for vocational rehabilitation. To learn more about the military vocational rehabilitation program, visit the vocational rehabilitation and employment services website. For help through the entire process, contact your college military education specialist.
Department of Veterans Affairs VocRab Regional
Office 550 Foothill Drive
PO Box 581900
Salt Lake City, UT 84158
Fax: 1-800-827-1000

