This study explored the impact of military education benefits on influencing how service
members, while enlisted, navigated their higher education journeys. Iloh's model of college …

The purpose of this study was to explore student veterans' educational paths that guided
them to maximize their military education assistance by saving their GI Bill for graduate …

Background Recent data signal the importance of better understanding the experiences of
military-connected undergraduates, defined as individuals on active duty, reservists …

Since the creation of the GI Bill, military veterans have had a significant effect on higher
education. As US-lead conflicts OIF and OEF conclude and more veterans separate from …

Abstract The United States spent nearly 12 billion dollars on veteran education benefits in
2018 to support the approximately 900,000 military-connected students that accessed …

Federal GI Bills and funding have allowed military service members to attend institutions of
higher learning since 1944. However, military-connected students tend to have lower …

Military veterans are a rapidly growing population of non-traditional students in the United
States. The new Post-9/11 GI Bill effective in 2009 has made it easier for military veterans to …

Afforded by access to GI Bill educational benefits, high numbers of military learners are
enrolling on college campuses. The influx of military learners brings distinctive challenges to …

Institutions of higher education across the country serve military-connected learners in two
primary ways. First, they provide programs for undergraduate and graduate military …

This paper is intended to learn about the experiences of military-affiliated students in post-
secondary education by surveying veterans, service members, and dependents on what …