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In a nutshell,

I used up my Post 9/11 GIB in undergrad, and I had no idea that I could use VR&E. When I started grad school, I was told by another veteran student about the program, so I applied.

I was found eligible by my VR&E counselor, and she started the process of retroactive induction. At this point, I had already taken out student loans (because I did not know about this benefit).

At this point I’m thankful that I did take out loans, because this was in March of 2024. It’s been 16 months. 90% of my calls and emails go ignored for months. Without the loans, I would have been dismissed from the program for missed tuition payments.

They did reimburse me for the last 2 semesters of gr

In a nutshell,

I used up my Post 9/11 GIB in undergrad, and I had no idea that I could use VR&E. When I started grad school, I was told by another veteran student about the program, so I applied.

I was found eligible by my VR&E counselor, and she started the process of retroactive induction. At this point, I had already taken out student loans (because I did not know about this benefit).

At this point I’m thankful that I did take out loans, because this was in March of 2024. It’s been 16 months. 90% of my calls and emails go ignored for months. Without the loans, I would have been dismissed from the program for missed tuition payments.

They did reimburse me for the last 2 semesters of g

In a nutshell:

I applied and was deemed eligible for Retroactive Induction (RI) in March, 2024. My VR&E counselor’s plan was to use RI to recode my P-9/11 GI Bill from undergrad to VR&E, allowing me to apply the P-9/11 to grad school (it’s now my last semester, I graduate in May), which was supposed to reimburse the university for tuition so that I can pay back most of my student loans.

Since then, I’ve received only one semester’s worth of benefits (last semester; she used VR&E benefits instead of P-9/11). I have not heard anything since. My email go ignored, my calls don’t get returned (even before this year, this has been a consistent thing).

My questions would be:

1. Do proposed cuts

In a nutshell:

I applied and was deemed eligible for Retroactive Induction (RI) in March, 2024. My VR&E counselor’s plan was to use RI to recode my P-9/11 GI Bill from undergrad to VR&E, allowing me to apply the P-9/11 to grad school (it’s now my last semester, I graduate in May), which was supposed to reimburse the university for tuition so that I can pay back most of my student loans.

Since then, I’ve received only one semester’s worth of benefits (last semester; she used VR&E benefits instead of P-9/11). I have not heard anything since. My emails go ignored, my calls don’t get returned (even before this year, this has been a consistent thing).

My questions would be:

1. Do Trump/DOGE’s

I’m a 3rd year PT student in clinical rotations. The company where I’m currently placed is OP ortho with a heavy manual therapy focus, and they offered to put me through their manual therapy course (which normally comes with a certificate and some letters behind your name). However, my CI and I aren’t sure whether or not it actually counts, as I haven’t graduated yet and am not yet a licensed PT. It’s a great opportunity and would be great experience regardless, but I just wanted to see if that would translate to an actual manual certification.

Just looking to see if I can get that cleared up. Thanks in advance!

Long story short:

I was found eligible for Retroactive Induction in February. The last time I’ve spoken to my counselor was in March.

Over the last couple of months, I’ve sent a few messages through eVA and email, and left a voicemail, but haven’t heard anything back from her other than an automated email letting me know she would be out of office for a week about a month ago.

I know VR&E is overwhelmed and under-manned, I just want to know where I am in the process and get a rough ETA as finances are razor thin and fall tuition is due soon. But I’ve gotten nothing but radio silence since March.

Does anyone have any recommendations for what the best course of action would be, or any oth

Long story short:

I was found eligible for Retroactive Induction in February. The last time I’ve spoken to my counselor was in March.

Over the last couple of months, I’ve sent a few messages through eVA and email, and left a voicemail, but haven’t heard anything back from her other than an automated email letting me know she would be out of office for a week about a month ago.

I know VR&E is overwhelmed and under-manned, I just want to know where I am in the process and get a rough ETA as finances are razor thin and fall tuition is due soon. But I’ve gotten nothing but radio silence since March.

Does anyone have any recommendations for what the best course of action would be, or any oth

Not sure where to put this, so figured I’d try here.

I was deemed eligible by my VR&E counselor and started the process of retroactive induction. Everything was submitted and just waiting now.

However, this was about 6 weeks ago, and I haven’t heard anything. I’ve emailed my rep through eVA just to see if there’s been any updates or about how long it usually takes but haven’t heard anything back.

Is there somewhere I can call or go to just check the status?

Thanks in advance!

Not sure where to put this, so figured I’d try here.

I was deemed eligible by my VR&E counselor and started the process of retroactive induction. Everything was submitted and just waiting now.

However, this was about 6 weeks ago, and I haven’t heard anything. I’ve emailed my rep through eVA just to see if there’s been any updates or about how long it usually takes but haven’t heard anything back.

Is there somewhere I can call or go to just check the status?

Thanks in advance!

I recently learned about VR&E and being eligible to apply it towards grad school. I had a meeting with a counselor last week and was found eligible, and she told me it would be beneficial to request retroactive induction. I’m still fuzzy on how it works, exactly.

Background: I used my Post 9/11 GIB to pay for undergrad and the first semester of grad school (38 months total). That expired last January (2023) and I’ve been on student loans ever since.

From my understanding, retroactive induction will essentially “refund” my GI Bill (CH33), replacing my undergraduate with VR&E (CH31) benefits, which will then allow me to use CH33 for grad school. Is this wrong?

Other questions I have:

• Wit

I recently learned about VR&E and being eligible to apply it towards grad school. I had a meeting with a counselor last week and was found eligible, and she told me it would be beneficial to request retroactive induction. I’m still fuzzy on how it works, exactly.

Background: I used my Post 9/11 GIB to pay for undergrad and the first semester of grad school (38 months total). That expired last January (2023) and I’ve been on student loans ever since.

From my understanding, retroactive induction will essentially “refund” my GI Bill (CH33), replacing my undergraduate with VR&E (CH31) benefits, which will then allow me to use CH33 for grad school. Is this wrong?

Other questions I have:

• Wit

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