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Hazlewood education benefits help 42,835 in 2019

Over the past five years, Hazlewood education benefits use increased by more than 10%. In 2019, it was used by 42,835 individuals, compared to with 38,822 in 2015.

The Hazlewood Act is a State of Texas benefit that provides qualified veterans, spouses, and dependent children with an education benefit of up to 150 hours of tuition exemption after G.I. Bill benefits have been exhausted. This includes most fee charges at public institutions of higher education in Texas. It does not include living expenses, books, or supply fees.

The Texas Veterans Commission’s (TVC) Veterans Education Department serves as administrator of Hazlewood. Further, it assists veterans with other education benefits with the goal of connecting Texas veterans to higher education & technical training opportunities.

Beyond the students, Veterans Education provides direct services to colleges and universities, vocational and career schools, training facilities, and employers. These services include assisting with certification, compliance and processing.

TVC’s Veterans Education facilitates regular webinars and workshops for school certifying officials to further distribute guidance provided by the VA regarding GI Bill benefits, certification of benefits, and school policies that may influence those benefits. Upon request, a video teleconference option is available to our customers.

Contact the TVC education team for more information:

SAA Approval for Programs of Education/Training
State Approving Agency (SAA), GI Bill Approvals
education.approvals@tvc.texas.gov

School Compliance/VA School Certifying Official Questions
State Approving Agency (SAA), Compliance and Certification
compliance@tvc.texas.gov 

Hazlewood Benefits and Reporting (Individuals and Schools)
Hazlewood Team
hazlewood@tvc.texas.gov

GI Bill® Questions/Veteran Services & Support for Students
Education Coordinator Team
coordinator@tvc.texas.gov

All other Veterans Education inquiries
education@tvc.texas.gov

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