Lets veterans use education benefits to pay for college credit exams and assessments.
Right now, veterans who want to earn college credit through special exams or assessments often pay for them out of pocket. This bill would change that, allowing veterans to use their existing education benefits to cover these costs. They could use up to $500 per exam or assessment to help pay for tests like CLEP or for reviews of their military training.
Today, veterans using their education benefits, like the GI Bill, cannot use those benefits to pay for exams or assessments that grant college credit for their prior learning or military experience. If this bill becomes law, veterans would be able to use their education benefits to cover the costs of approved exams and assessments. These include CLEP or DANTES tests, or portfolio reviews of their military training. The bill would cover up to $500 per exam or assessment.
S 2328 · 119th Congress · July 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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