How to use Chapter 33 Benefits for Dependents | Post 9/11 GI Bill Military VA Benefits

The Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33) is a federal education benefit that provides financial assistance to veterans and their dependents. Dependents who are eligible for Chapter 33 benefits can use them to pay for tuition and fees, books and supplies, housing, and other educational expenses.
If you're a dependent of a veteran who served on active duty after September 11, 2001, and you're interested in using Chapter 33 benefits to pay for college, watch this video. We hope it helps you get the education you need to achieve your goals.
Did you know it's possible to transfer Chapter 33 education benefits to military dependents? This benefit is offered by the VA to help military dependents pay for school and save service member's families thousands of dollars. Learn how to take advantage of the Post 9/11 GI Bill for dependents in video two of our series explaining all of the VA benefits for higher education!
In this video, you'll learn how to use Chapter 33 benefits for dependents, and what the benefits are, understand the breakdown of how long your benefits last, basic allowance for housing (BAH), the Yellow Ribbon Program, and where to find even more information.
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[@aemondtargaryen972]

I’m using my GI bill to get my PhD at UND!!!

[@UofNorthDakota]

Awesome!

[@Galbanolli]

Hello, I have a choice between chpt 33 and 35 for my dependents. They say the choice is irreversible. Was wondering if you can make a video comparing the two??

[@UofNorthDakota]

Thanks for the idea! As for making the choice, it can vary by person and we recommend contacting your University's admissions or military/veteran's office to help you make the decision.

[@ashleystewart8931]

If my husband has already transferred the funds to me for nursing school and he has not completed the 6 years , plus the additional 4 will the funds still work? He will be honorably discharged in October , the same month my program will start. (He has been active duty for 7 years.)

[@UofNorthDakota]

Hi Ashley. I would recommend contacting the Veterans & Military Office if you plan to attend UND (or at your university). They will be able to walk through each person's specific needs and questions.

[@jayda3335]

Your husband must fullfill 10 years of active service for you to use the benefit. If you should happen to receive benefits while he is still in and does not fullfill his "OED" then whatever funds you have received up until that point will all be recouped.