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dummy420 posted...

The GI bill can be used when your still in or after you've seperated/retired and qualified to receive it. I think qualifiers for it are 3 years of service and a discharge that is above dishonorable and those are like felony convictions so you screwed up bad.

Tuition assistance is for when your active and up to 4500 a year for school. Like the other person said it's just for school but my last college did digital books that rolled that in to tuition so I was able to use that for all of my expenses except one class to stay on course for graduation. TA is a bit more restrictive and needs supervisor approval and no current disciplinary problems.

felony convictions? don't the army want to handle all that stuff in military court like court martials anyway? for active military they don't want to go through the local prosecuter..etc...