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• The Wisconsin Veterans' Education Grant (Vet ED)

The Veterans Education (VetEd) grant program provides a reimbursement grant for tuition and fees following successful course completion. Eligible Wisconsin veterans who have not yet been awarded a bachelor's degree may use VetEd to pursue educational or vocational objectives up to a bachelor's degree at an eligible UW, technical college, or approved private institution of higher education.

How do I apply for the Wisconsin Veterans' Education Grant (Vet ED)?

1. The Vet Ed process begins with a meeting at your local County Veteran Service Office (CVSO). 
2. Complete and submit a WDVA 2201, Pre-application form within 30 days of the start of the semester which can be obtained from MSOE's Financial Aid Office in CC-431, or can be downloaded or completed online on the Wisconsin Dept. of Veterans Affairs Web site. 
3. Complete and submit a WDVA 2200, Veterans Education Grant Application no later than 60 days after the end of the semester. 
4. The application form can be from MSOE's Financial Aid Office in CC-431, or can be downloaded or completed online on the Wisconsin Dept. of Veterans Affairs Web site.  MSOE recommends that you complete the WDVA 2200 at the same time you complete the WDVA 2201. 
5. Complete and submit MSOE's Veteran's Education Benefits worksheet which is available for download and printing or a copy may be picked up in the MSOE Financial Aid Office. This must be done every academic year if you wish to have us certify your benefits for the year. 
6. Complete and submit a Department of Veteran Affairs' Veteran Information Worksheet which is available for download and printing or a copy may be picked up in MSOE's Financial Aid Office. This must be done once at the beginning of your academic career at MSOE if you wish to have us certify your benefits for the year and anytime after that you change benefits or credit load.

Reimbursement is currently up to 100% of the tuition and fees not covered by other grants, scholarships, or remissions. The maximum reimbursement is the equivalent of the UW-Madison rate for the same number of credits, up to the full-time rate. The reimbursement percentage may be adjusted periodically to reflect demand and available funding. Veterans must achieve at least 2.0 grade point average or an average grade of "C" in the semester for which reimbursement is requested to be eligible for reimbursement.