Senate Bill 3503 indicates that when an institution of higher education, such as FAU, converts an approved “face-to-face” course to online instruction (remote learning), the course will continue to be recognized as a “face-to-face” course. The law is in effect from March 1, 2020 until December 21, 2020 or until the school is re-opened for in-person classes.
Congress recently extended the Senate bill S.3505 to December 21, 2021
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Be sure that all your remote courses have the correct “attribute”. The correct attribute that is permitted based on Senate Bill 3503 indicates “originally in-person” followed by your primary campus. Please note, that ONLY converted courses will be recognized by the VA as “face-to-face” courses.
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NOTE: If you are seeking 100% MHA, all other VA requirements for full-time status apply. Refer to the GI Bill website or your VA counselor for further guidance.
DO NOT SUBMIT THE CERTIFICATION REQUEST UNTIL YOUR COURSES ARE FINALIZED. ALL CHANGES ARE REPORTED TO THE VA AND MAY RESULT IN AN OVERPAYMENT OR DEBT.
The virginia department of veterans services (vdvs) is open for virtual and limited in-person services. Appointment requests can be made online through the red “appointment request” button at the top of this page, or by calling or e-mailing your local vdvs office.
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ALL CHANGES ARE REPORTED TO THE VA AND MAY RESULT IN AN OVERPAYMENT OR DEBT.