Veterans’ Benefits

A veteran who wishes to apply for benefits must first be admitted to the University and matriculated in a degree program. Upon admission, veterans should bring copies of their DD214 form (separation papers), their letter of acceptance to the University as well as their marriage certificates and dependent children’s birth certificates, if any, to the Registrar’s Office. After application for benefits is made and a veteran is registered, the Office of Student Information will certify enrollment for that term to the Veterans’ Administration.

Eligibility for V.A. benefits is on a term-by-term basis. Veteran students will be informed upon enrollments that, those that do not make satisfactory academic progress, (below a 2.0 GPA) are placed on academic probation. They will be given one term after in which to return to satisfactory progress, or veteran benefits will be terminated. This does not affect the student’s continuing in Post’s program.

A veteran is paid benefits for actual credit hours in attendance. The veteran must report any change of status after registration.