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Military Benefits

Funding for Military Students

Please contact our admissions office to assist you in how as a military/veteran student or dependent, can get started with your degree.

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Veterans’ Educational Benefits
If you have not applied for your Veterans’ Educational Benefits, please visit www.gibill.va.gov

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Post-9/11 and VA Chapter Benefits
Under the new Post-9/11 VA chapter benefits, effective August 2009, eligible students can get their tuition covered up to the cost of tuition and fees, in addition to receiving housing and book stipends.

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Reactivating Veteran Benefits
If you are coming back to Texas Creative Careers or have already used your MGIB benefits at another school; you must reactivate your Chapter benefits by filling out an application for Change of Place of Training or Program (form 22-1995). Take the completed application to Services for Veteran Students.

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Tuition Assistance Procedures
Visit your local Education Service on Post for guidance to apply and use TA. GoArmyEd instructions to apply:
www.goarmyed.com/loin.aspx

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Dependents
Several options are available for military dependents including using benefits transferred to them from service members. Discuss MYCAA and other financial options with your representative during your career counseling session. Apply:
http://www.military.com/education/content/money-for-school/military-spouse-career-advancement-accounts-financial-aid.html

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Vocational Rehabilitation
Visit your local veterans‟ service office for details.
After you have apply for your Veterans‟ Educational Benefits, turn in your application (letter of eligibility), and your certification form (VA 22-1999) to Veterans‟ Services or your admissions advisor before class starts so you can start receiving your education benefits.

Documents Needed

  • Social Security Card

  • Driver License or State Issued ID

  • If a resident, Alien Registration Card

  • A high school diploma or its equivalency is required for admission into the program;

  • Home schooled students must have a certificate by the state where the students resided during their home school.

  • Successful interview with an intake (admissions) counselor; and

  • Be at least 17 years of age (applicants under the age of 18 require written permission from a parent or legal guardian in order to enroll)

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