Find veteran education benefits in Vermont. GI Bill, state tuition programs, vocational training, and veteran-friendly schools for Vermont veterans.
4 verified education resources serving Vermont. Crisis and fastest-path options are listed first.
Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E, Chapter 31) provides career counseling, training, education, and job placement for Vermont veterans with service-connected disabilities and an employment barrier.
Employment and training services for Vermont veterans including job placement and career counseling.
Career counseling, resume help, skills translation, and job-search tools for Vermont veterans and transitioning service members, including the GI Bill and education-and-career counseling benefits.
The Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs administers Vermont-specific veteran employment programs and benefits and connects veterans with accredited service officers, state benefits, and local resources.
Education benefits are among the most valuable rewards of military service. Vermont veterans have access to federal programs like the GI Bill plus state-specific education benefits that can cover tuition, fees, and living expenses. With approximately 42,000 veterans in the state, Vermont has built support systems to help veterans succeed academically.
This guide covers every major education benefit available to Vermont veterans, including federal programs, state tuition benefits, vocational training, and how to find veteran-friendly schools.
The Post-9/11 GI Bill provides up to 36 months of education benefits including full tuition and fees at public institutions (or up to $27,120.05/year at private institutions in 2026), a monthly housing allowance, and a $1,000 annual book stipend. Benefits can be used at colleges, universities, and vocational programs in Vermont.
Provides up to 36 months of education benefits for veterans who contributed $100/month for 12 months during active duty. The 2026 full-time rate is approximately $2,054/month. Covers degree programs, certificate programs, and apprenticeships.
Veterans with service-connected disabilities can access education, training, and career services through Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment. Benefits include tuition, books, supplies, and subsistence allowance.
Vermont offers a tuition benefit for veterans at state colleges. The Vermont National Guard Tuition Benefit covers state school tuition. UVM and Vermont State University have veteran student services
State tuition programs: tuition benefit at state colleges; National Guard tuition benefit
When choosing a school in Vermont, look for institutions with dedicated Veterans Services offices, student veteran organizations, academic counseling for veterans, and flexible credit-transfer policies for military training. Use the VA's GI Bill Comparison Tool at va.gov to compare schools.
The GI Bill covers approved apprenticeships and on-the-job training programs in Vermont. Veterans receive a monthly allowance while learning a trade. Programs are available in construction, healthcare, IT, manufacturing, and other fields. Check apprenticeship.gov for listings.
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