Extra Education Time and Flexible Benefit Transfer for Veterans.
This law grants veterans who have exhausted their Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits up to 15 additional months of funding to complete necessary remedial or deficiency courses. It also allows service members without current dependents to designate future dependents (like future children or spouses) to receive their educational benefits. These changes aim to ensure veterans can complete their degrees and offer greater control over their benefits.
Key points
Veterans needing remedial courses can receive up to 15 extra months of Post-9/11 GI Bill education funding.
Service members without current dependents can now elect to transfer their education benefits to an unspecified future dependent.
Status:
Introduced
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