Your Service. Your MBA.

Depending on your eligibility, Post‑9/11 GI Bill® benefits may cover a portion or all of your tuition and fees, as well as provide allowances for books, supplies, housing, and reimbursement for certain licensure or certification exams, national tests, apprenticeships, or on‑the‑job training programs.

Eligibility: Your specific benefit level is determined by the length of your qualifying active‑duty service and may cover up to 100% of the maximum benefit.

Benefit Expiration: The date your benefits expire depends on when you separated from active duty.

For full details on eligibility, benefit levels, and expiration rules, visit VA.gov

• Full Tuition and Fee Remission – Eligible students may receive full remission of tuition and segregated fees at University of Wisconsin System institutions, significantly reducing the cost of pursuing an MBA.
• Coverage for Graduate Programs – Benefits apply to both undergraduate and graduate‑level coursework, including MBA programs, for up to 128 credits or eight semesters, whichever is greater.
• Flexible Use Alongside Federal Benefits – The Wisconsin GI Bill® is a state‑funded benefit that may be used in combination with certain federal education benefits, depending on individual eligibility and planning considerations.
• Veteran Eligibility Based on Wisconsin Residency – Eligible veterans must currently reside in Wisconsin and meet specified residency and service requirements established by the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA).
• Support for Eligible Spouses and Dependents – Qualifying spouses and children of veterans may be eligible for benefits if the veteran has a service‑connected disability rating of 30% or greater or died in the line of duty or as a result of a service‑connected disability.
• No Expiration on Use – There is no time limit to use Wisconsin GI Bill® benefits. Students may apply the benefit at any point until the available credit or semester limit is reached.
• Straightforward Application Process – Eligibility is confirmed through the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs, followed by certification at the student’s institution. Applications are submitted through the MyWisVets portal.

Examples of organizations that sometimes provide graduate‑level funding include:

• Army Women’s Foundation – Scholarships for women who have served in the U.S. Army and their descendants, including support for graduate study
• Folds of Honor Foundation – Educational scholarships for spouses and dependents of fallen or disabled service members, including graduate programs
• Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) – Offers education assistance for military families
• Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) – Local posts and state‑level organizations may offer scholarships with varying eligibility requirements