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Education Services

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Take the next step and find the education that is right for you

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  • GI Bill® (Ch. 30, 33, 1606)

  • VR&E (Ch. 31)​

  • DEA (Ch. 35)

  • Scholarships

  • Grants

  • Work-Studies

  • School-Specific Programs

  • State-Funded Programs

  • Nonprofit Programs

  • Employer-Funded Programs

Not Sure What Kind of Funding is Available?
We Can Help

GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by the VA is available at the official U.S. government website at https://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill

Know Your GI Bill: Work Study Programs Webinar

Learn how the GI can help you get paid for part-time work while you achieve your education goals.

Idaho LAUNCH & Idaho Scholarship Database

Next Steps Idaho and Idaho Launch are career and education resources designed to empower Idaho residents. Make sure to check out the Idaho Scholarships database!

STEM Students May be Eligible for Extended Benefits

If you are a Veteran using the Post - 9/11 GI Bill or are a Fry Scholar, you may be eligible for additional benefits up to nine months or $30,000. To learn more about what types of degrees qualify and how to apply, visit the VA website.

Meridian Chamber Scholarship Program

Each year, the Meridian Chamber of Commerce is proud to recognize outstanding local students at our Scholarship Awards Luncheon, where we honor the recipients of our $1,000 scholarships. Applications due April 1st, 2026.

Educational Opportunities

Degree Programs

An Undergraduate or Graduate program may be what you are seeking

Apprenticeship

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Idaho has many opportunities for apprenticeships

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Online Course Certificates

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Get certified online for industry needed skills

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Scholarships

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You may be eligible for higher education and work skills scholarships

Internship   Opportunities

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Idaho has many internship and apprenticeship programs for veterans

Job Skills Development

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There are various options for

job skill training programs

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Vocational Certificate

Students

A trade school may be an option for a shorter program that offers employment

Work Recertification

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Recently separated veterans can get similar certifications to prior jobs

Veterans Benefits Rep

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Explore different veteran benefits, programs, and degree opportunities

Connect with the Idaho Veterans Service Center Directors at Public Institutions  Here

Email Us if You Have Questions

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