The VA just gave me 9 more months to finish my engineering degree. Lets Go!

Just found out I was approved for the Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship through the VA.

My Post-9/11 GI Bill was getting close to running out before I could finish my civil engineering degree, and I was honestly stressing about how I was going to bridge the gap. This scholarship gives me up to 9 additional months of benefits, including tuition, housing allowance, books, and supplies.

I'm an Army veteran, currently finishing my civil engineering degree with a 4.0 GPA, and this takes a massive amount of pressure off my shoulders. If you're a veteran in a qualifying STEM program and your GI Bill is getting low, look into this scholarship. It can literally be the difference between graduating and running out of benefits.

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