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(a) General. The provisions contained in this section describe the limitations on payment of subsistence allowance and charges for tuition and fees for: (1) Incarcerated veterans; (2) Formerly incarcerated veterans […]
VR&E regulations: 21.276 Incarcerated veterans Read More »
(a) Establishment of revolving fund loan. A revolving fund is established to provide advances to veterans who would otherwise be unable to begin or continue in a rehabilitation program without
VR&E regulations: 21.274 Revolving fund loan Read More »
(a) Eligibility. Veterans who are pursuing a rehabilitation program under chapter 31 on a three-quarter or full-time basis are eligible to receive a work-study allowance. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 3104(a)(4), 3485)
VR&E regulations: 21.272 Veteran-student services Read More »
(a) Payment during leave. VA will pay an eligible veteran a subsistence allowance during any period of approved leave including a veteran: (1) Receiving medical or rehabilitation services on an
(a) Types of facilities which may be used to provide training. Notwithstanding any other provision of regulations governing chapter 31, the facilities of any agency of the United States or
(a) Programs offered at educational institutions. This section provides policy for determining the full-time and part-time rate of pursuit of a rehabilitation program by a veteran whose ability to pursue
VR&E regulations: 21.310 Rate of pursuit of a rehabilitation program Read More »
(a) General. VA will consider that a veteran with reduced work tolerance is pursuing a rehabilitation program full-time when the amount of time the veteran is devoting to his or
VR&E regulations: 21.312 Reduced work tolerance Read More »
A veteran is required to pursue a rehabilitation program at a rate which meets the requirement for full- or part-time participation described in §§ 21.310 and 21.312. However, a veteran
VR&E regulations: 21.314 Pursuit of training under special conditions Read More »
