What VA benefits are available to help pay for a graduate degree (already used Post 9/11 GI bill for undergraduate degree)?

I have not found any benefits through the VA for schooling, however I do know that Colorado Technical University offers online degrees, and they offer whats called a liberty grant to veterans and soldiers.

Check with you state for any more veterans education benefit. For veterans entering or leaving the service in Texas, with TX as their home of record, are entitled to 4 years of free education at any state level university physically located within the state. This benefit can be deferred by the veteran to their spouse or kids. Other states have similar educational benefits.

iff you have service connected disability, you could apply for vocational rehabilitation, which pays you bah for going to school. it paid for my two degreesa

You can apply for vocational rehab via ebenefits website. Depending on what state your living in depends on the grants and scholarships available to you. Texas has some great programs available.

The only possible way the VA can help, as far as I know, is if you can show that your disabilities (assuming you are a rated vet) impact your ability to work given your current level of education, and that you would thus need a higher level degree in order to find/keep suitable employment. Then you may be able to request/use Chap 31 Voc Rehab benefits. I used Voc Rehab to get a Masters Degree but, I did not use any other benefits prior to that. I am not sure you can use voc rehab and Post 9/11 consecutively. But you can apply and the worst thing that can happen is you get denied.

SSgt Briggs,
If you have a disability rating of 30% or more you can qualify for the VA rehabilitation program. They will pay 100% of your college tuition and books. That is the only program that I am aware of.

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Have you looked at Western Governors University? They are a competency based, well reviewed, non-profit university, so if you already know it you can test out, and their costs are quite low. They may have some programs available to further reduce costs, and you can always go for federal grants and/or loans, as well as apply for scholarships. I have many co-workers attending right now, in addition to myself, and we all have nothing but great things to say about it. Check it out and if it interests you then let me know, I get a gift for referring you, and you get the $65 application fee waived.

Also uopeople has Assoc and Bach inmcomp sci and bus admin I think they're going to have other majors just don't know for sure which or when, honest.