@@jasonburds it’s seems some of my statements were incorrect, I apologize. I’ve applied to VR&E before and had been denied so the information I had must have been outdated or flat out incorrect. Again my apologies. Keep up the good work.
@@JohnDoe69000 You're a G for coming back to this and saying that. I appreciate you. I am sorry to hear you got denied though. Hopefully you've since found your route.
@@jasonburds all you need to prove is that you have a Serious Employment Handicap and you qualify. That’s how I am getting Law School paid for. With a Serious Employment Handicap if you are not covered under the forever GI bill, you basic eligible of 12 years is also extended.
VR& E can approve education and training for more than 48 months. Theoretical you can exhaust your GI Bill, convince your VRE counselor to approve school, and finish another degree. I am in the process right now 1 month 24 days of GI Bill, and only 13 months approved for VRE. I am pending approval for an extension of 36 months for law school.
@@jasonburds than another question for you? If you failed a class on the GI Bill the GI Bill will pay for the failed class again as long as you finish the class as it’s stated. If you transfer to the VRE program does the classes you failed transfer over with you or do they see it as you failed them on the GI bill and haven’t failed them on the VRE programs l?
Great Content. I’ve never even heard of VR&E before.
I've got a playlist for it! There's some incredible opportunity with the program.
@@jasonburds it’s seems some of my statements were incorrect, I apologize. I’ve applied to VR&E before and had been denied so the information I had must have been outdated or flat out incorrect. Again my apologies. Keep up the good work.
@@JohnDoe69000 You're a G for coming back to this and saying that. I appreciate you. I am sorry to hear you got denied though. Hopefully you've since found your route.
Though GI Bill does count against VR&E. VR&E can approve education and training for more than 48 months.
Ya, I think there's always extenuating circumstances, but I wouldn't encourage people to plan on more than 48 months of VR&E.
@@jasonburds all you need to prove is that you have a Serious Employment Handicap and you qualify. That’s how I am getting Law School paid for. With a Serious Employment Handicap if you are not covered under the forever GI bill, you basic eligible of 12 years is also extended.
Wish someone would have told me that 4 yrs ago
I hear you.
VR& E can approve education and training for more than 48 months. Theoretical you can exhaust your GI Bill, convince your VRE counselor to approve school, and finish another degree. I am in the process right now 1 month 24 days of GI Bill, and only 13 months approved for VRE. I am pending approval for an extension of 36 months for law school.
So what if I still have 15 months left on my GI bill. Will it affect anything?.
Nope. I switched over to VR&E with 30+ months of GI Bill left
You can use vr&e for housing which is more depending on your state be sure to ask you va rep once your approved!
So if I used my GI bill but now I want to save it. Is that okay to switch over? I only used 3 semesters of the GI Bill so far for context.
Yes. Absolutely
@@jasonburds than another question for you? If you failed a class on the GI Bill the GI Bill will pay for the failed class again as long as you finish the class as it’s stated. If you transfer to the VRE program does the classes you failed transfer over with you or do they see it as you failed them on the GI bill and haven’t failed them on the VRE programs l?
Do you get the same amount of BAH?
You CAN get the same BAH, but there are some differences. Check out my video GI Bill 2.0.
Hey they updated the VR&E and the GI bill time spent gets retroactively given back 🫡
For real?? What's the reg on this?
Retroactive induction