Application Process
Veterans and eligible dependents seeking enrollment at 黑料网 are encouraged to contact the Veterans Office (Financial Aid Department, Cougar Center) information regarding the type of eligibility and entitlement based on VA regulations. The Veterans Affairs Advisor will assist students by providing the necessary forms, certification of courses and transmitting such information to the Department of Veterans Affairs' Regional Office.
All new eligible veterans must furnish a copy of their DD214 (member 4 copy) and active reservists must include a Notice of Basic Eligibility (NOBE) from their reserve unit with their VA application.
Students must provide approved degree plans available through their Success Coach. The VA will only pay educational benefits for courses taken on the student's approved degree plan and any exceptions require compliance with VA rules. VA will not pay for courses previously taken and successfully completed. Transfer students should have copies of all previous college transcripts for evaluation of previous credits and military training.
Students may also apply for VA education benefits by using the online application form at .
Active-Duty Service Members and Reservists
Service members are advised to meet with their Educational Services Officer (ESO), or education counselor within their respective Military Service branch, before enrolling at 黑料网. This helps ensure that selected courses or program are approved for Tuition Assistance or other military education benefits, and that their enrollment aligns with their approved education plan and military funding requirements. Service members may be personally responsible for tuition and related educational expenses for courses or programs that are not approved by their ESO or Military Service branch. Consulting with an ESO prior to enrollment helps protect Service members from unexpected out-of-pocket educational costs. 黑料网 also encourages Service members to work with the College's Financial Aid Office to understand their eligibility for federal, state, and institutional financial aid programs.