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Today’s combat veterans are not only readjusting to life in a civilian world but many are also choosing to return to school. Sometimes, these Veterans are also managing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and/or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), which may bring about additional difficulties when attending school. This free two-hour seminar provides participants with information about PTSD, TBI, and how to help our student Veterans succeed in facilities of higher education.
To schedule this training for your organization, please call 701-239-3700 ext 4310 or 701-451-4626.
Certifying officials are campus representatives authorized to sign and submit forms to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs on behalf of veterans, active-duty service members, National Guard members and their dependents. Certifying officials verify enrollment, document changes in status and report circumstances affecting benefits.
Find your School Certifying Official.
If you are the dependent of a North Dakota veteran who was killed, totally disabled or declared missing in action, you may attend a University System institution without paying tuition or fees for up to 45 months.
To be eligible, you first must be accepted for enrollment by a University System campus. For detailed information, contact the financial aid office or veterans services department on the campus of your choice.
15-10-18.2. Definitions.
Honorary High School Diplomas are available to those veterans who left high school to serve in WWII, Korean, and Vietnam Wars.
Send your application and copy of your DD214/discharge to:
- ND Department of Public Instruction, Attn: Assessment Office
600 E. Boulevard 11th Floor, Bismarck ND 58505-0440
Phone: (701) 328-4572
Approved training programs and Non-College Degree Schools in North Dakota that offer programs for veterans. For more information on these programs, visit their website or contact Chris Kratochvil at the State Approving Agency.
Hair Styling/Massage Programs
These schools offer a variety of programs, including cosmetology, massage therapy, nail technology and more.
In accordance with ND Century Code 15-10-19.1, para 2.d., a "resident student" for tuition purposes means: