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Pilot program just started which allows a veteran to go through an approved IT/coding program for free and get BAH without using up your GI Bill.
https://www.benefits.va.gov/GIBILL/fgib/...eteran.asp
At the moment the approved schools are somewhat limited but I've noticed that they are still adding schools and programs since it's so new:
https://www.benefits.va.gov/GIBILL/FGIB/...viders.asp
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OOOO, so it doesn't use up the G.I.Bill at all and you get BAH. That's crazy. I've been trying to find something like this for awhile. Thanks.
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Oh wow, you can even do an online program.
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Haha, there's only one online program, interesting... it's pretty cheap if you get an award, it'll only cost $3 grand for a coding boot camp that provides the basics to the most common coding languages. The program fee is $13 grand, but an award is provided at $10 grand and in each cohort up to 10 people can get that award.
They have other awards too, several that provides the entire scholarship. This is a pretty good program from the looks of things. It's awesome for VETS if you can get in. They have an onsite option as well, I skimmed through all the awards info and scholarship on their homepage/webpage - pretty interesting stuff - https://www.codeplatoon.org/
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OOOO! I got approved for the online one. Everything is free and you get one-half of approved BAH. If my plan to get into the MCIT online program fails, I guess I will pursue this.
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(06-03-2019, 04:59 PM)MrBossmanJr Wrote: OOOO! I got approved for the online one. Everything is free and you get one-half of approved BAH. If my plan to get into the MCIT online program fails, I guess I will pursue this.
Nice! I got my COE from the VA and my initial application and assessment for the Colorado school went well. I have an Zoom interview with them tomorrow to see if I get in.
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I wonder if I can apply now and choose to cancel later if I get accepted into a master's degree program. If I don't, I could continue pursuing the coding boot camp.
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(06-03-2019, 07:40 PM)MrBossmanJr Wrote: I wonder if I can apply now and choose to cancel later if I get accepted into a master's degree program. If I don't, I could continue pursuing the coding boot camp.
I don't see why not. But you'd have to look at the specific policy I guess.
I just got accepted into the Colorado school. Looks like I will be escaping the AZ heat this summer! 
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Nice, I still have to make the Youtube video to apply for mine. I finished the coding challenges already.
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Do you think it is possible to use both VET TEC and the GI Bill? USe VET TEC to collect the BAH in another state and use the GI Bill for a part-time graduate program?
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