Veterans Affairs

Warriors Supporting Warriors, Active Duty and Veterans Alike

The Veterans Affairs Center strives to reduce transition issues for Veterans and servicemembers by sponsoring Veteran support activities and promptly certifying education benefits in accordance with federal, state, and university regulations.

Veterans are afforded the same rights and must meet all academic requirements and maintain the same academic standards as any student attending Texas A&M University - Central Texas.

TAMUCT participates in the Yellow Ribbon Program

Announcements and Information

Attention all VA Education Benefit and Hazlewood Students:

Beginning June 12, 2017, The Veterans Affairs Center will begin accepting Fall 2017 certification request and Hazlewood applications. The priority deadline to submit fall documentation is on or before July 24, 2017.

The priority deadline is a target date to submit paper work to the school in order for the VA to have enough time to process your enrollment and issue you first payments on time. The Military & Veterans Services Center will continue processing fall VA Certification Request and Hazlewood Applications beyond this date.

Reminder: Payment for the fall semester is due August 25,2017. In order to avoid being dropped for non-payment submit your VA Certification Request and Hazlewood Applications before this date.

Students using VA education benefits are encouraged to submit their certification request forms before the priority deadline in order avoid payment delays or problems with certifications. Please visit our getting started page for tips to help ensure a smooth certification process.

Requests for VA Certification and Hazlewood Exemption applications, as well as all supporting documents can be submitted via email, by fax, electronically via WarriorWeb, or in person at the Veteran's Affairs Center.

All requests will be accepted and will be processed in the order they are received.

Work Study Positions Available

The TAMUCT Veteran's Affairs Center is currently accepting applications, along with a resume and cover letter, for VA Work Study positions. Please visit our Forms page to find the work study application.

Attention: Post 9/11 GI Bill® (Chapter 33) Recipients

If you served in the Army National Guard or Air National Guard and are currently receiving less than 100% benefits under Chapter 33 (Post 9/11 GI Bill®), you need to read this.

The Post-9/11 GI Bill® authorizes the most extensive educational assistance opportunity since the passage of the original GI Bill® in 1944. The maximum benefit allows every eligible veteran, service member, Reservist, and National Guard member an opportunity to receive an in-state, undergraduate education at a public institution at no cost. For more information about the Post-9/11 GI Bill® please visit http://www.gibill.va.gov/ .