The Veteran Supported Education Service Treatment Manual: VetSEd

answered that I didn’t think about.
What will I do if I have trouble meeting this goal?
o I will ask my VetSEd provider or my friends who already have done this
for help.
Step:
Find out how much my GI Bill will cover for tuition. (1 month)
What will I do to achieve this goal?
o I will look at the GI Bill Web site on my own to review the information I
can find about the funding available to me.
What will my VetSEd provider do to achieve this goal?
o We will look over the GI Bill Web site together and figure out how much I
am eligible to receive for tuition and housing (Worksheet #12: Education
Assistance)
o We will complete Worksheet #8: Educational Expenses with the top 2
schools I am interested in
o We will meet with the two schools certifying officials to review Worksheet #8
and #12 to ensure we have the information correct.
Who can help me with this goal, and what they can do to help?
o If the GI Bill doesn’t cover all of my school expenses, I will talk to the
financial aid office about additional grants, work study, and loans.
What will I do if I have trouble meeting this goal?
o I am very interested in finding out how much the GI Bill will fund while I
am in school, so I don’t think I will have any trouble meeting this goal.
However, if it is not as much as I thought, then I might be disappointed
and much less excited about continuing the process. If this happens, my
VetSEd provider will help me remember why I want to go to school by
completing the Worksheet #9a: Ups and Downs for Going to School.
Step:
Decide which schools I can afford. (1 month)
What will I do to achieve this goal?
o I will fill out Worksheet #10: Current Expenses/Resources/Debts and
Worksheet #11: Veteran’s Current Financial Situation
What will my VetSEd Provider do to achieve this goal?
o We are going to fill out an UPDATED Worksheet #10: Current
Expenses/Resources/Debts and Worksheet #11: Veteran’s Current Financial
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