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Veterans Affairs
Veterans Affairs
Academic Affairs
Joyal Administration, Room 106
(209) 278-7030
Claudia Morrison, Coordillalor
The OVA is your
liaison with the
Veterans
Administration
alld the State
Departnzmt of
Veterans Affairs.
Veterans Affairs
The Office ofVererans Affairs
(OVA) at California State University,
Fresno is a federally funded
program that provides a variety of
services to veterans. The OVA is
your liaison with the Veterans
Administration, the State Departmem
ofVererans Affairs. and other
related agencies for the veteran
population of the campus.
Veterans transferring to Fresno 5ra[e
from other institutions are strongly
urged to coman the OVA and file a
request for a Change of Place
Training (VA 22-1995) at least two
months prior to the beginning of the
semeSter. Qualified studems who
have never used the G.t. Bill should
also apply through the OVA at least
eight weeks in advance. All cnrollmems
must be certified by the
Veterans Administration before any
benefit checks are issued.
Veterans are nor the only students
eligible for G.!. benefits. Dependents
of deceased or disabled veterans, and
certain dependents of California
veterans may qualifY for benefits.
Eligibility is established on a case-brcase
basis. Contact the OVA for
detailed information and assistance
in establishing your claims.
Benefits
To apply for benefits, contact the
OVA by telephone, letter, or in
person. The staff will give you all the
necessary application forms. The
educational assistance programs for
which you may apply:
Contributory Educational Assistance
Program for veterans and
service persons entering active duty
on or afrer Januaty I, 1977
• Vocational Rehabilitation for
disabled veterans ofWodd War II,
the Korean Conflict, the pOStKorean
Conflict. the Vietnam Era.
and certain peacetime veterans
• Survivors and Dependents
Education for children, spouses,
and survivors of veterans whose
deaths or permanent total disabilities
were service-connected, and
for spouses and children of service
persons missing in action or
prisoners of war
Chapter 106. Educational Assistance
is available for members of the
Selected Reserve, effective July I,
1985. Chaptet 106, Educarional
Assistance for members of the
Selected Reserve is also referred to as
the Selected Reserve Educational
Assistance Program.
Chapter 30. The Veteran's Educational
Assistance Act of 1984
(Montgomety G.!. Bill) is geated
toward new recruits (who enlisted
afrer June 30, 1985) and members of
the military (who enlisted prior to
January 1, 1977, and have continuous
service after July I, 1985).
Additional information on either
Chaptet 106 or Chapter 30 is
available in the Veterans Office.
The following setvices are provided
by the OVA:
• processing veterans' applications
for educational benefits
processing and forwarding
certification forms
processing application for advance
pay
processing enrollment status, i.e.,
dropping of units, changing of
majors, withdrawals, etc.
processing of fee waivers
Inquiries
academic advising
• personal counseling
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Object Description
| Title | 1998-99 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1998-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 047 |
| Full Text Search | Veterans Affairs Veterans Affairs Academic Affairs Joyal Administration, Room 106 (209) 278-7030 Claudia Morrison, Coordillalor The OVA is your liaison with the Veterans Administration alld the State Departnzmt of Veterans Affairs. Veterans Affairs The Office ofVererans Affairs (OVA) at California State University, Fresno is a federally funded program that provides a variety of services to veterans. The OVA is your liaison with the Veterans Administration, the State Departmem ofVererans Affairs. and other related agencies for the veteran population of the campus. Veterans transferring to Fresno 5ra[e from other institutions are strongly urged to coman the OVA and file a request for a Change of Place Training (VA 22-1995) at least two months prior to the beginning of the semeSter. Qualified studems who have never used the G.t. Bill should also apply through the OVA at least eight weeks in advance. All cnrollmems must be certified by the Veterans Administration before any benefit checks are issued. Veterans are nor the only students eligible for G.!. benefits. Dependents of deceased or disabled veterans, and certain dependents of California veterans may qualifY for benefits. Eligibility is established on a case-brcase basis. Contact the OVA for detailed information and assistance in establishing your claims. Benefits To apply for benefits, contact the OVA by telephone, letter, or in person. The staff will give you all the necessary application forms. The educational assistance programs for which you may apply: Contributory Educational Assistance Program for veterans and service persons entering active duty on or afrer Januaty I, 1977 • Vocational Rehabilitation for disabled veterans ofWodd War II, the Korean Conflict, the pOStKorean Conflict. the Vietnam Era. and certain peacetime veterans • Survivors and Dependents Education for children, spouses, and survivors of veterans whose deaths or permanent total disabilities were service-connected, and for spouses and children of service persons missing in action or prisoners of war Chapter 106. Educational Assistance is available for members of the Selected Reserve, effective July I, 1985. Chaptet 106, Educarional Assistance for members of the Selected Reserve is also referred to as the Selected Reserve Educational Assistance Program. Chapter 30. The Veteran's Educational Assistance Act of 1984 (Montgomety G.!. Bill) is geated toward new recruits (who enlisted afrer June 30, 1985) and members of the military (who enlisted prior to January 1, 1977, and have continuous service after July I, 1985). Additional information on either Chaptet 106 or Chapter 30 is available in the Veterans Office. The following setvices are provided by the OVA: • processing veterans' applications for educational benefits processing and forwarding certification forms processing application for advance pay processing enrollment status, i.e., dropping of units, changing of majors, withdrawals, etc. processing of fee waivers Inquiries academic advising • personal counseling Work-Srndy Program-& 47 |
