Education

A higher education takes you a step closer to your higher calling. The Army National Guard understands this, so we have several programs that make college, seminary or divinity school affordable:

Up to $4,500 a year in federal tuition assistance (not to exceed $223.00 per semester hour)
Up to 100% tuition costs may be covered by scholarships provided by schools in partnership with the National Guard.

Currently the following schools offer scholarships:
The Montgomery G.I. Bill provides extra money to pay for books, expenses and lab fees
Up to $20,000 in student loan repayment under the Chaplain Loan Repayment Program (CHLRP)
Drill pay to offset monthly expenses
Tri-Care Reserve Select insurance program helps cover medical costs while in school. Family coverage is less than $275.00 per month.
Some states offer state-based aid to students who serve in the National Guard. Contact the National Guard State Education Officer for more details

If you're reaching for a higher education, let the National Guard lift you up.

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Contact your local recruiter for more information.