Family and Spouse Education

Students who lost a parent in Iraq or Afghanistan after 9/11/2001 may be eligible for a special Pell grant worth over $5,000

She's thinking about joining the Navy too in order to pay for her continuing education.

An E-9 who retired after 42 years wants to know if he can transfer his benefits to his step-grandson.

Ready to head back to school? Here are some tips to make it just a little smoother.

The Fry Scholarship pays for college for dependents of those who died on active duty

Survivors' & Dependents' Educational Assistance program has education benefits for eligible dependents of certain veterans

How do you pay for college when you haven't got a dime? With our guide, you'll be cracking those books in no time.

Free money for school? Yes, please! Learn about the family education benefits from the VA, military and others. Read more.

The military offers great education benefits. See what's available and take advantage of the benefits you've earned.

Good news for you: Being a military spouse can actually make some parts of going back to school easier.