Serving Active Duty, Guard & Reserves!
Texas A&M University-Central Texas is committed to serving those who serve in the U.S. Armed Forces. In an effort to support the educational goals of those in uniform, A&M-Central Texas' Military Advantage program provides supplemental financial resources to qualifying service members to reduce or eliminate out-of-pocket expenses for tuition and mandatory fees.
What Does That Mean For You?
For most qualifying service members using tuition assistance, there will be no out-of-pocket costs for tuition and mandatory fees.
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How Do I Qualify?
Examples of the Military Advantage:
Example 1:
Tuition Assistance Only
Jerry registered for two courses and has a bill of $2000. He receives $1500 ($750/course) in tuition assistance and no other non-loan financial assistance was awarded based on FAFSA. Jerry is eligible for $500 through Military Advantage and has no out-of-pocket expense for tuition and mandatory fees.
Example 2:
Service Member Use of Post 9/11 GI Bill
Sara registered for two courses and has a bill of $2000. Sara uses Post 9/11 GI Bill at the 100% eligibility rate and receives no other non-loan financial assistance based on FAFSA. Sara does not receive Military Advantage funds, since her Post 9/11 GI Bill paid all charges.
Example 3:
No Tuition Assistance
Ronald has exhausted (or chose not to request) tuition assistance, but is registered for two courses. His bill is $2000. Ronald verifies his military status with the university and receives no other non-loan financial assistance based on FAFSA. Since maximum tuition assistance would have been $1500 ($750/course), Ronald will receive $500 from Military Advantage, but will be responsible for the $1500 remaining balance.
Example 4:
Tuition Assistance with Non-Loan Financial Assistance
Alicia registered for two courses and has a bill of $2000. She receives $1000 in tuition assistance and a $1000 grant based on her FAFSA. Alicia would not receive Military Advantage funds, but also has no out-of-pocket expense for tuition and mandatory fees.