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Those who were on scholarship aren't eligible. College Program NROTC grads are.
Yeah, what is this kicker about?
WELL, when they give it to you, don't sign it, wait for a few years till $100/month isn't that much money out of your paycheck, and then sign it. ...but until then, save the money.
If junior enlisted guys can find the money, JOs definately should be able to ...If as a new officer you don't have $100 of disposable income each month to give to the GI Bill, you need to reevalute your financial position...immediately. As a PFC I found the money and I'm glad as hell I did.
I think you're missing the point, whether you can afford $100 extra a month or not is pretty irrelevant, the fact is $100 off of 3-4000/month is a lot less detrimental than $100 off of $2000/month.
now about this $600 thing...so i can pay $100/month for my first year of active service, then anytime before i get out, i can have $600 deducted from my pay and get a bigger MGIB payout? if so, how much bigger is the payout?
No, I get it. And like was said before, I didn't have to exploit some loophole to get my VA benefits. I'm not going to argue money with you, you've just proven that your financial advice is worth less than what comes from the Magic 8 Ball.