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Posted on May 8, 2019
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Currently considering switching degrees and I know that a few of my credits will transfer over but not all of them. What would be negatives to making this move. Would I be paying out of pocket for the classes I took?
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I'd suggest that each of our past educational credits should transfer, with no loss of class time. Might need to shop a different insatuition.
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My Sister In Law Changed her degree plan but she was using the VA Voc Rehab Program. She had to talk to her councilor and get the switch approved. GI Bill may work the same way but not 100% sure. Best thing to do is talk to your assinged councilor at the school your attending.
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Tuition Assistance requires you to apply for a degree change.
If you want to burn your GI Bill that's up to you. You'll only pay if you fail a class.
If you want to burn your GI Bill that's up to you. You'll only pay if you fail a class.
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1. It will take you longer to finish your degree
2. You need to see how much GI Bill money you have left vs. how many credit hours ($$) it will take you to finish the new degree. If it’s a deficit then you’ll end up having to get financial aid or pay out of pocket to finish the new degree.
2. You need to see how much GI Bill money you have left vs. how many credit hours ($$) it will take you to finish the new degree. If it’s a deficit then you’ll end up having to get financial aid or pay out of pocket to finish the new degree.
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Only that it may take longer to finish your degree
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