Does VA Voc Rehab pick your college?
The short answer is, “It depends.” They will pick it or at least push you in the direction of a public school. As in my last post, Voc Rehab wanted […]
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Disabled Veterans Get Full Student Loan Discharge
Good news, disabled veterans might qualify for a full student loan forgiveness of federal loans. For many college students, student loans are a necessary evil that require many years of
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VA Vocational Rehabilitation Stipend Rates
These rates have changed very little over the past ten years, possibly increasing only a couple percentage points. So, you can count on these numbers being relatively accurate for a
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How to know if you may qualify for Chapter 31 Voc Rehab
Many disabled veterans are asking a lot of questions about how to know if they qualify for Chapter 31 Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E). Simply put, you must have a
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My First Voc Rehab Appointment
I decided to write a chronological summary of my time with “Voc Rehab.” Summary of Day 1: When meeting with the Chapter 31 Voc Rehab Counselor, be sure you know
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What must happen for Voc Rehab to call you “rehabilitated”
Here is the basic regulation that governs how your Voc Rehab Counselor will determine whether or not you are “done” with Voc Rehab. If these criteria have not been met,
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Voc Rehab: Counselors pushing vets despite not finding full-time work
The promise with Voc Rehab: Chapter 31 is that it will retrain disabled veterans into a vocation or profession, and the veteran will find substantive employment. When you find that
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Use caution with online college selection
Few disabled veterans would argue that name brand recognition for colleges like Stanford and Harvard does not raise an eyebrow when reading a resume. Why? Because these elite schools are
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