• Chapter 33, the Post-9/11 GI Bill. Click here to visit USM's page on Post-9/11 GI Bill eligibility.
• Chapter 31, for disabled veterans. Download a Chapter 31 Data Sheet.
• Chapter 30, the Montgomery GI Bill for active-duty and previously active-duty military
• The DEA program, for the dependents of totally disabled or deceased veterans
• The REAP program, for National Guard or reservists called up to active duty
• The Reserve GI Bill, for other reservists

To determine if you or a family member are eligible for GI Bill benefits, check out the above links or call 1-800-GI-BILL1 (1-800-442-4551).

The VA has also established a seamless transition website to better explain benefits for veterans returning from active duty.

• Military.com's scholarship finder
• CareerOneStop's scholarship search
• Scholarships for Military Spouses
• Veteran's Scholarships
• A Compendium of GI Bill regulations, a Cornell Law School reference guide
• The Military Spouse Resource Center, which helps spouses of servicemembers find education resources and other information
• The Military Officers Association of America, which provides help with education and second-career planning among other services