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Veterans' Benefits for Spring Semester Face Fewer Delays

Chronicle of Higher Education

March 4, 2010

After a fall semester plagued by delays and backlogged payments, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs reports that it has issued the majority of spring-semester benefits to veterans in college under the Post-9/11 GI Bill. After hiring hundreds of new workers and reassigning existing employees, the agency was able to catch up. All benefits have been paid to veterans who submitted their information before January 18, according to the department. Still, some hurdles remain.

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