Remembering military spouses
The Pentagon rolls out a new version of the tuition assistance program for younger military spouses. According to a press release, some of the changes are that "eligible spouses will receive a total of $4,000 in DoD-funded financial aid, with an annual cap of $2,000 per fiscal year; funding must be used within a three-year ...
The Pentagon rolls out a new version of the tuition assistance program for younger military spouses. According to a press release, some of the changes are that "eligible spouses will receive a total of $4,000 in DoD-funded financial aid, with an annual cap of $2,000 per fiscal year; funding must be used within a three-year time period from the start date of the first class; and must be used to obtain an associates' degree, licensure or certification. A waiver may be granted when fees for licensure or certification require an up-front fee greater than $2,000 and up to the total maximum assistance of $4,000."
The Pentagon rolls out a new version of the tuition assistance program for younger military spouses. According to a press release, some of the changes are that "eligible spouses will receive a total of $4,000 in DoD-funded financial aid, with an annual cap of $2,000 per fiscal year; funding must be used within a three-year time period from the start date of the first class; and must be used to obtain an associates’ degree, licensure or certification. A waiver may be granted when fees for licensure or certification require an up-front fee greater than $2,000 and up to the total maximum assistance of $4,000."
Not a good sign — when I clicked on the link provided for more info, there was none provided.
What do you all make of this version?
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