Using Your Benefits
Though requirements vary, accessing your benefits doesn’t have to be a challenge. We provide additional support and guidance to ensure you submit the necessary documents correctly and on time.
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Before starting the application process, review requirements and deadlines based on your specific situation and previously earned educational credits. As a veteran, active military member or dependent, you will likely apply as an incoming first-year, transfer or graduate student.
In addition to the government education benefits you receive as a veteran or military-affiliated student, you may be eligible for grants, loans, scholarships and other sources of funding.
Explore scholarships for incoming and current students who are veterans or part of the military community.
See how your military training and coursework may count toward your degree. Learn more about the credit evaluation process.
With every year, we welcome more former and active military members to our supportive community.
We consider you as part of our unit — let’s work together to make sure you meet your goals. Count on us to be your advisers, collaborators and advocates.
Administered through the Department of Veteran Affairs, VA Education Benefits assist with tuition, living expenses and other costs associated with your degree.
Get up to 150 hours of tuition exempt through the State of Texas’ Hazlewood Act. This benefit applies to qualified veterans, spouses and dependent children.
If you are an active duty or reserve service member, you may receive financial aid through your military branch to cover the cost of college courses.
Though requirements vary, accessing your benefits doesn’t have to be a challenge. We provide additional support and guidance to ensure you submit the necessary documents correctly and on time.
Continue your life of service in East Texas by pursuing academic excellence and personal discovery. Learn more about how we support you on your new path.