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Military Benefits
RSI Helps Place Vocational Training within Financial Reach for Service Members, Veterans, and Their Families
It’s Our Highest Honor to Serve You
Protecting America’s Freedom Is the Greatest Sacrifice You Could Make. Finding Funding for Vocational School Shouldn’t Be. We’ll Help Simplify the Process.
Military Education Benefits Defined
In return for your service to America, you and your family could qualify for military education benefits. We explain what those are below. Please reach out to an Educational Service Officer (ESO) or counselor within the Military Service for your specific eligibility status.
GI Bill®
The GI Bill® is funding from the Department of Veterans Affairs to help service members and veterans cover tuition and other costs related to going to vocational school. There are multiple programs under the GI Bill®. Eligibility requirements and funding amounts vary across programs.i
Tuition Assistance
If planning on using Military Tuition Assistance, you must have received TA Approval from an Educational Service Officer (ESO) or counselor within your military Service prior to enrolling into a program. This is reflected through Service providing a TA Voucher from the appropriate branch of service.
Each branch of the military has its own applications, procedures, and expectations. You’ll need to apply via your base education office, your command support staff where applicable, or your branch of service’s online portal. For further information and application process, please visit the appropriate service links below:
Military tuition assistance may be used to pay for:
- Vocational programs
- Technical programs
- Undergraduate programs
- Graduate programs
- Independent study
- Distance-learning programs
Tuition assistance is designed to cover tuition, plus course-specific fees such as a lab fee or online course fee. Tuition assistance does not pay for:
- Books and course materials
- Flight training fees
- Repeating a course
- Continuing education units (CEUs)
Method of Payment
All applicants should identify how they intend to pay for applicable program tuition and fees and complete applications within three days of signing the enrollment agreement. Students utilizing Military Tuition Assistance (TA) shall not complete an enrollment agreement prior to obtaining authorization from Military command and TA approval. All institutional scholarships are awarded based on availability and a first come, first serve basis.
The Cost of Attendance chart
The Cost of Attendance chart reflects estimated costs for non-institutional charges a student may experience while attending our institutions. These are derived based on average costs in the area identified from the most recent years’ Consumer Expenditure Survey (CES), produced by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
21/22 and 22/23 Monthly Cost of Attendance Budget Amounts
| With Parents per month | Phoenix |
|---|---|
| Room and Board | $ 865.25 |
| Travel | $ 271.16 |
| Personal | $ 532.46 |
| Total: | $ 1,668.88 |
| Off-Campus per month | Phoenix |
|---|---|
| Room and Board | $ 1,331.16 |
| Travel | $ 271.16 |
| Personal | $ 887.44 |
| Total: | $ 2,489.76 |
We Offer Comprehensive Support with the Transition into a Civilian Career
We’re a military friendly school dedicated to supporting service members, veterans, and their families. Our team offers full support with the transition back to civilian life. We help with funding for your training, and our Career Services department helps you successfully reenter the workforce with your new skills.
Learn more about GI Bill® Programs and Military Tuition Pricing
Our Financial Aid Advisors are here to help you apply for military education benefits. We’ll assist in requesting your Certificate of Eligibility and explain how to put your benefits to work for you.
Military Education Benefits Eligibility
Do you and your family qualify for military education benefits? Below are some examples of who could be eligible:
- Active duty
- Reserves
- National Guard members
- Active duty spouses
- Dependent children of active duty service members
- Military retirees
- Honorably discharged veterans
Student Finance Support Can Help With Tuition Planning
Student Finance Support and VA School Certifying Officials available to work with students throughout the Tuition Planning and financial Aid Processing.
Please contact:
Lisa Barnett – [email protected] – (602) 267-4803
Additional Funding Options for Military Members, Veterans, and Their Families
On top of military education benefits, you and your family could qualify for other sources of funding for your investment in vocational school.
Military Scholarships
Similar to grants, military scholarships are money for school that do not have to be paid backiii.
Military Grants
Military grants help service members, veterans, and their families pay for trainingii.
Financial Aid
Financial aid is money to help pay for vocational school. Some forms of financial aid do not have to be repaid. These include grants and scholarships. Others do. For example, student loans are money that must be paid back with interest.iv
It’s Our Turn to Serve You
You served us. Now let us serve you. Call us to get started on funding your investment in vocational training for a new career. GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.
Accredited Schools, ACCSC. While programmatic accreditation is not required for any program offered by the school at this time, all programs are submitted to ACCSC for approval as part of our institutional accreditation and are not offered until approval has been obtained.
Additional Sources
2 https://www.military.com/education/gi-bill/learn-to-use-your-gi-bill.html
3 https://oedb.org/military-grant/
4 https://www.scholarships.com/financial-aid/college-scholarships/scholarships-by-type/military- scholarships/
5 https://studentaid.gov/sa/types
