Overview of Air and Army National Guard Benefits - Mid-State 2025

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The document is a Wisconsin National Guard Tuition Grant Application, which outlines the process for eligible members to apply for tuition reimbursement. It includes instructions for both students and schools regarding application submission, eligibility criteria, and grant conditions. Key points include the requirement for timely submission, minimum GPA standards, restrictions on simultaneous applications with other benefits, and the necessity of being an actively drilling member of the Wisconsin National Guard.

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What is the downside to the National Guard?

Time Commitment Joining the National Guard requires a significant time commitment, including regular drill weekends, annual training, and potential deployments. This can be challenging for those with family or work obligations.

Which state has the best National Guard benefits?

The North Carolina Army National Guard sets the bar for higher standards and better benefits by offering the best tuition assistance benefits in the Nation. North Carolina offers 100% free tuition for any public college or university. We are committed to providing the best education opportunities for our Soldiers.

Does the National Guard get the same benefits as the military?

Guard members enjoy similar benefits as other military personnel. However, like Reservists, National Guard soldiers and airmen serve part-time, and benefits are adjusted ingly. National Guard Members benefits include: Military Education Benefits.

How long do you have to be in the Air National Guard to get benefits?

Requires six years in the Selected Reserve/National Guard or 90 days of active duty during wartime. A document proving service and eligibility is essential for the VA loan application. No down payment, lower interest rates, and no private mortgage insurance.

Is it worth it to be in the National Guard?

Absolutely. Your Guard service is only part time - typically one weekend per month, and one two-week period each year. Plus, the Guard can help you pay for college or prepare to become an officer.