Tuition Benefits are Zero for California Colleges
Military.com reported that due to the fact California state operated colleges and universities do not charge tuition to undergraduates, the tuition benefits from the Post 9/11 GI Bill for a prospective military student in California is zero. This means that a private college would only offer benefits if they participated in the Yellow Ribbon Program, and the student would still have to accrue student loans; the Yellow Ribbon Program will only cover up to 50% of tuition expenses with full college support.
To see what other states have to offer, visit the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ website to see the chart detailing tuition available per semester by location. Wisconsin and Colorado offer the highest benefits.
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Misleading…. California has no tuition but charges a “fee” to attend. SDSU “fees” are about $3,500 per semester. THE POST 9/11 GI BILL DOES PAY 100% OF THESE FEES. So, California schools are not free to attend, however, the post 9/11 GI Bill will cover 100% of your cost to attend.