which state provides free school for veterans?
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The VA in all states that have an educational program , it is called the Veteran's Rehabilitation & Education Service (VR&E). \nAlso, you could go to school if you participated in the GI or Montgomery Bill programs.\nFirst,try checking with a local Veteran's Service Officer, to see what is available for you, there is usually one in you community to assist you.\nIf you belong to a veteran's organization like American Legion, VFW... if not, you still can inqire, they usually have someone who takes care of this.\nAlso, you can search the VA's website, their link is http://www.va.gov
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your not going to find a school that is free and pays you to go.\nsorry the days of allowence if your good are no longer
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America's Army is free.\n\nhttp://www.americasarmy.com
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The Red Cross or Salvation Army comes to mind.  Try to find a charitable organization that helps veterans.
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Try contacting the Dept. of Veterans Affairs;\nhttp://www.va.gov/\n\nHere are some other places:\nhttp://www.veteransearch.com/\nhttp://www.vetfriends.com/\nhttp://www.veteransalumni.com/cgi-bin/welcome\nhttp://www.veteransresources.org\nhttp://www.veteransresources.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=29
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Have you checked out the va?  They sometimes offer training to vets (depending on the budget).  Is there an installiation near by?  Check with the retirees office and they can help out too.\nTry military.com or airforcecrossroads.com or any of the other websites that are out there to help retirees and vets.\nGood luck
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There are many two that comes to mind are University of Pheonix and Stryar(check) spelling University. \nIn addition most of the well named schools now offer online registration as well as enrollment via the internet, pick your favorite.\nScholarship in formation can be found by the Stanford Research group out of palo alto california--they have a database of Scholarship and grants that are given througout the country--also check with the University that you choose their Finiancial aid counselors can get you much of the money you need to get your education.\nBe persistant in finding money there is a lot out there that people dont even know about which can get you a first class education nearly free! and good luck.\nTrust me I did get my education nearly free the old fashioned way by being an academic scholar not a "sport" scholar (Oxymoron). Good Luck.
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Its called public school and it is free.
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Try getting in touch with the Veterans administration or VFW in your town or the one closes to you.
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In Kansas City, MO the Public schools are Not Free! Each year everyone must file a Personal Property Tax! There is Always an Education Tax!!!\n\nI might suggest going to “google.com” and start entering words with “organizationsaganstsubsidizedfreeeducation” included! With alternate words to narrow down your search!\n\nGood Luck!
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Contact the Veterans Administration and get your answer there.
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Auburn University is supposed to have a great Veterany program. Auburn, Alabama
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YES.  at least in the state of illinois, if you are the child of a vietnam vet (doesnt even have to be deceased), you can get a full scholarship to any public university in the state.  several students from my school have used this.  i dont know about other states, but id imagine that other states have benefits as well.
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http://www.archives.gov/veterans/
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Have fun paying your tuition, Army doesn't care if you're not interested in free college...
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Oak Ridge Military Academy\n\nhttp://www.oakridgemilitary.com/
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There are only a handful of veterinary medicine (DVM) programs in the country.  I think Purdue is the only vet school in Indiana, so if you want to pursue other options, you'll have to look out-of-state.  As for nearby programs, check out Michigan State, Ohio State, and the University of Illinois.