SBU Office of Military and Veteran Student Services
You may be able to use your GI Bill education benefits for Stony Brook University's EMT Basic and EMT Paramedic non-credit certificate programs.
Both of these must be true:
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You qualify for the GI Bill and
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You enroll, or plan to enroll, in either of these programs at Stony Brook University
Who may be covered by the GI Bill for Stony Brook University's EMS programs?
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Veterans
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Service members
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Qualified dependents
What benefits can you get with the GI Bill for Stony Brook University's EMS Programs?
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Help paying for tuition
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Money for books and supplies
How much money will you get from the GI Bill for Stony Brook University's EMS Programs?
The amount you get depends on which GI Bill program you use. The VA pays you at the end of each month for the hours you've spent training.
Post 9/11 GI Bill: The VA pays a monthly rate and also gives you a monthly housing allowance (MHA) based on location.
Other GI Bill programs: The VA pays a monthly rate that depends on your specific program and your length of active service.
How do you use these VA benefits?
You'll need to apply for benefits.
Once you have been approved by the VA to use education benefits and you have your Certificate of Eligibility, apply to use your benefits at Stony Brook by filling out this form.
The Office of Military and Veteran Student Services will need a letter stating your Clock Hours (provided by the program director)
