G.I. bill question
11-15-2008, 08:11 PM
#21
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Joined APC: Feb 2008
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if one qualifies for flight training reimbursement, VA will only pay 60% of the FAA minimum required authorized training expenses (whatever is listed in the 141 syllabus as required), not 60% of whatever it takes one to earn their certificate, if they exceed the minimums. If a student cannot complete their program in the minimum required time, they are 'cut off' for the remainder of that certificate, but are still eligible to enroll for future programs when the current one is complete.
SemperFli
11-15-2008, 10:26 PM
#22
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Joined APC: Mar 2008
Position: OH-58D ME
Posts: 26
Just to clarify what you said for others...
if one qualifies for flight training reimbursement, VA will only pay 60% of the FAA minimum required authorized training expenses (whatever is listed in the 141 syllabus as required), not 60% of whatever it takes one to earn their certificate, if they exceed the minimums. If a student cannot complete their program in the minimum required time, they are 'cut off' for the remainder of that certificate, but are still eligible to enroll for future programs when the current one is complete.
SemperFli
if one qualifies for flight training reimbursement, VA will only pay 60% of the FAA minimum required authorized training expenses (whatever is listed in the 141 syllabus as required), not 60% of whatever it takes one to earn their certificate, if they exceed the minimums. If a student cannot complete their program in the minimum required time, they are 'cut off' for the remainder of that certificate, but are still eligible to enroll for future programs when the current one is complete.
SemperFli
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