Wisconsin National Guard Tuition Grant

What is the Guard Grant?

The Wisconsin National Guard Tuition Grant is a grant program for enlisted members of the Wisconsin National Guard. Students may receive a grant that covers up to 100% of in-state tuition (not including segregated fees) while earning their first bachelors degree. You must remain in good standing with the National Guard (pass fitness tests, attend scheduled drills, etc.) to use the benefit. If you separate (get out or ETS) before the end of the term, you will not receive a reimbursement.

This benefit can be used simultaneously with federal education benefits such as partial Post 9/11 GI Bill® , the Montgomery GI Bill® – Selected Reserve, or Dependents’ Educational Assistance.

You can find qualifying schools and contact information for the Grants Specialist at the link below.

Wisconsin DMA Website

Getting Started

Applying

A new application must be submitted to University Veteran Services every semester. We can no longer accept applications 90 days after the semester ends.

Apply for the Wisconsin National Guard Grant

Next Steps

  1. Apply for other education benefits you intend to use.
  2. Contact University Veteran Services. If you start classes in less than 90 days, let us know you intend to use benefits (even if you’re waiting on approval).
  3. Complete a FAFSA®. You can learn more about using traditional forms of financial aid on our financial aid & education benefits page.
  4. Confirm your benefits. You’ll complete this process every semester to let us know you’d like to use your GI Bill®.

Contact

University Veteran Services
school certifying officials

Call us at:
608-265-4628

Email us at:
veterans@wisc.edu

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333 East Campus Mall
10th floor, Suite 10320
Madison, WI 53715


Monday - Friday
9:00am - 4:00pm

Appointments

Drop-ins are always welcome, but appointments are encouraged.

Please visit our About Us page to make an appointment with a member of our staff.