(Chapter 31 and 33 only)

Students are responsible for enrolling in the correct amount of credits and sections of courses for the level of BAH that is expected.

• To qualify for FULL Housing:
• Enroll in what VA considers full time enrollment
• At least one course must be considered resident training. Contact a Walsh SCO to verify that your courses are considered resident by VA. Undergraduate VT and VB courses have conditions that must be met to be considered resident.
• Be 100% eligible for the GI Bill®
• To qualify for ANY Housing:
• Enroll in what VA considers to be over half time
• If all of your courses in a term are distance learning, you will receive 50% of the national average.

Enrollment Classification (38 cfr 21.42729g)*

*This only applies to 11 week courses at Walsh and the VA rate of pursuit. This does not apply to what Financial Aid or other institutions consider to be half or full time. If you receive financial aid, please contact a representative at finaid@walshcollege.edu to confirm your status. If you are certified at another institution for the same term, contact the SCO from that school to confirm your status.

Please inform a Walsh SCO if your benefits are exhausted. You are responsible for any payment owed to the College.

Payment Information:

• Students using the GI Bill® have a payment due date extension, which is the payment due date of the subsequent semester.
• Regardless of whether VA pays Walsh or you directly, please check your account regularly to make sure it is paid in full by the due date mentioned above.

You will only want to enroll in courses that are part of your approved program and are required for graduation.

• VA will pay for courses that were not successfully completed and must be repeated to graduate.
• VA will not pay for courses that were successfully completed and retaken for a higher grade (unless the higher grade is needed to graduate).
• Please inform a Walsh SCO of changes to your enrollment in writing and include the last date of attendance. Housing and tuition benefits are only paid for the days that you are enrolled in courses.
• If Walsh does not receive benefit payments for any reason, the student is responsible for all costs associated with admission and enrollment at the College.
• Students using the GI Bill® have a payment due date extension which is the payment due date of the subsequent semester.