Question

What does the GI Bill do? Select the best answer choice. A. The GI Bill guarantees veterans high-paying jobs in several professions. B. The GI Bill is the amount a soldier must pay for the years of on-the-job training received while in the military. C. The GI Bill is a program for encouraging apprenticeships in the armed forces. D. The GI Bill provides veterans and active duty personnel with up to $50,000 in tuition for college or vocational education.

Answer 1

D. The GI Bill provides veterans and active duty personnel with up to $50,000 in tuition for college or vocational education.

Answer 2

The correct answer is D) The GI Bill provides veterans and active duty personnel with up to $50,000 in tuition for college or vocational education.

The GI Bill provided veterans and active duty personnel with up to $50,000 in tuition for college or vocational education.

The GI Bill is a series of educational benefits for the Veterans of the United States Armed Forces that participated in World War II. Also known as the Service's Men Readjustment Act of 1944, the act ended its benefits in 1956, but the name GI Bill is still used to identify many benefits aimed to help United States Veterans.