r/Veterans:

u/currentlygooninglul

So you want free housing? Summer school is also an option lol.
u/currentlygooninglul

My gi bill payments say the same. Probably just something fucked up thats not too big a deal
u/currentlygooninglul

At 22, since you want to get into tech, I’d recommend starting a new degree in the field you want and immediately start applying for internships. You will open many more doors you wouldn’t have access to by being a student in something like CS or IT. Payout won’t be immediate but it extends your timeline as far as goals go and will keep you from stressing so much. Use that GI bill.
u/currentlygooninglul

My guess is you’ve gotta just wait and maybe contact the number the auto mod posted everyday. Idk what’s up with this semester but I’ve only ever had one hiccup using my ch33 in 5ish years.
u/currentlygooninglul

I live really cheap and have had a reliable source (hospitality connect) of free food while I do school.
u/currentlygooninglul

Ayo
u/currentlygooninglul

Based on the posts, I dont think they build confidence like they used to in training. I only went through in 2013 but some of the younger vets I meet make me cringe with how much they say sorry and act all, pussified.
u/currentlygooninglul

Bro, youre imagining what they think of you. No where in your post did you say anything was verbalized, just what you thought they think. Stop being a weenie.
u/currentlygooninglul

What do you mean by rated? Like va disability?
u/currentlygooninglul

I recommend you review the definition of benefit. Ive posted a link to the definition below. definition of benefit.