How do I scam the hell out my GI bill? Do I just drop the classes?
814107
The veterans' rep at your college or university can help you work out a good plan for you. i know mine did.
1119483
You did the right thing by not giving them more information. The bank info is probably what they were "phishing" for. I got something similar with what was supposed to be an online degree program, but then I got a high-pressure call where someone tried to get me to apply for financial aid. It sounded like they were trying to scam money either from me or the financial aid program, so I backed out. They probably can't do anything with just your signature and address, but check with local law enforcement - they can likely direct you to an office or service to report the incident.
386913
simply tell the union that you want to stop paying dues,might get beat up for being a scab though
994030
There really is no guarenteed way.  Some commanders will kick you out for the smallest thing, others will keep you in just out of spite.  Those that do kick you out, may know that your doing or did whatever just to get kicked out so will give you the dishonorable discharge just so you don't get 100% of what you wanted.  \n\nThe best choice that you can do is stay in a suck it up.  The average enlistment is 4 years, same as college and after you can do something related to your MOS regardless if you did it while you were in, and regardless of how much of a POS you were.  Plus you get life long VA benifits, a GI bill, and the self-respect to know you didn't quit.  \n\nIf you quit, you get what?  A fu-ked up record, no job, (and I would fire you on the spot if I heard you got kicked out regardless of discharge status, and I am not alone on that belief), and a life of regret?\n\nJust don't leave your room, miss every formation, and just say you can take the stress anymore.  Mental discharge..., sounds like you fit the profile already anyway..., reposting the same question everytime it expires...?  \n\nJust grow up and take it like a man!
437774
I just got a 0 in a class that someone said that I had cheated in. In all reality I gave answers to someone else. They were worth 20 points on the test. This has caused me to get academic dishonesty on my transcript and also a big fat 0. I didn't even think anything of it when I did it considering it was for an internet class and was a take home test. I have a over a 3.5 GPA and have 2 (well now 3) classes until I graduate. I think my punishment is a little harsh considering we talked to the teacher and the dean and said exactly what happened. Now I am out $600 more dollars and have this label etched in stone on my transcript. I will never share my knowledge again. It just isn't worth it. I guess the reason I am saying this is to warn you that this is a major offense in the academic world and could cost you majorly. I wish you the best and let me know how you handle the situation.
97740
First my battle cry....\n\nYou are about to go to war.  Do not fight these guys unarmed!  Your weapon is knowledge of the law!  Go to the link below and read up on the Fair Debt Collections Act.\n\nThe debt collectors are armed...they know these laws.  \n\nStopping the calls is easy.  Use the sample letters below, and send them a CERTIFIED letter.  It's not necessary to get a return receipt, you just need to prove you sent it.  If they continue to bother you then sue them!\n\nThere are other ways, but without knowing more about the who's and why's they are bothering you I can't help.  \n\nI am not a lawyer or a credit counsoler.  I am someone who has been down this path and counsoled others in dealing with these jerks.\n\nIf you need help or encouragement contact me.
474023
Get a check card.\nSome places will also allow you to send money orders, but its really best to get a debit or credit card so if you get scammed you can get your money back.
987229
try looking for contact numbers of your classmates on that suject or maybe try contacting your professor and ask him if you can hae anoter copy sent to you through mail or e-mail... you just hae to burden the fees... it's possible i think, you can give it a try right?
1017262
The GI bill is used for education.  I am receiving this benefit as a veteran.  I go to college and at the end of every month I attend I have to certify that I attended school the previous month.  You need to look into a VA loan, not the GI bill.  He uses that when he's home and going to school.
938471
For a single course failure, no you will not have to pay the money back. You are required to maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 to continue receiving benefits (even that can be waived if you inform the VA of documented extenuating circumstances). Your on campus Veterans office can provide you more details or you can contact your local VA office. I have linked a Henderson College page below as it not only cites the governing VA regulation but also provides contact numbers.
900366
yea man mine doesnt say anything about the GI Bill, I got my GI Bill contract from my Service record book, thats what I had to turn into the school to enroll in GI bill benefits, hit me up if you have any other questions, and to garfield, you are a joke, kerry is an idiot.
327655
do the classes, that's a job\n\nfind a different place, maybe your landlords insurance wont allow this and they didn't know when they first said it was ok.  You should mention what you want to do before you rent the new place, or try to buy a place.
991324
If for no other reason, you should stop giving money for the failed courses. My dad explained to me on day one that he was happy to give me tuition money as long as I was "making the grade". . . but if my grades dropped enough, that was the end of the free money.\n\nSure enough, I tested him, failed classes, and he kept his word & cut off the money. It took me nearly 10 years to finish my undergraduate degree (aaack), because I had to work and pay for it all myself.\n\nStill, it's important to note that the only thing he cut off was the money. He still offerred me moral support, just no more tuition checks.\n\nI think you should have the same talk with your girl, AND STICK TO YOUR GUNS when she lets you down.
565841
Try paying for the tuition yourself; when you get to post grad and failing a course will cost you around $2500 to redo the class; trust me you will start to study
709076
They gave you your money back and you are going to a better school with that money?  What is your complaint?\n\nFinish the classes, do you best, and then move on.\n\nSue
785837
Call the phone number on the bill, that I'm sure you're still getting with a zero am't due.  Talk to a REAL person, tell them you have no use for the card and you want it canceled.
529814
Its too late to withdraw right? why don't you see if you can get an incomplete and finish the stuff up next semester and that may help because the gpa wont be affected\n\nI have taken in-completes a couple times and worked things out with the teacher later