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Financial Aid Offices
ClarkstonN 1520
678-891-3505
Decatur
F 1313
678-891-2510
Dunwoody
B 1400
770-274-5290
Newton
Room 1 1120
770-278-1275
Veteran Affairs
H 1356 (Clarkston)
678-891-3418
The Georgia Perimeter College Veteran Affairs Office assists former service personnel and other students eligible for veterans’ educational benefits. The office provides counseling and advisement services as well as certifying enrollment with the Veterans Administration. Eligible students should be prepared to pay the initial costs for tuition and fees since payment of benefits do not begin until six to eight weeks after enrollment. Students may apply for financial aid to cover their tuition and fees, if eligible.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The new Post-9/11 GI Bill, enacted into law in 2008, will be available for individuals who served on active duty on or after September 11, 2001 effective August 1st. Any Veteran who Qualifies at the 100% Tier of the Post 9/11 GI Bill can attend Georgia Perimeter College without any out of pocket costs for tuition and fees! For eligibility information, please click the following link:
Post 9/11 GI Bill Video
Veterans, Reservists, Guardsmen,
Dependents, & Spouses (Chapters 30, 31, 33, 1606, 1607, & 35)
The GI BILL provides educational money to veterans, guardsmen, reservists,
spouses and dependents. Students receive a monthly stipend that is based
on attendance. Payments can only be made to the students. The amount
depends on the number of credit hours in which the student is currently
enrolled. Hence, a reduction or stop of payment will be in effect
immediately following a student's drop, withdrawal, and/or audit during the term
for which enrollment certification has been processed. Payments are made
directly to the student from the Department of Veteran Affairs at the end of
each month in which your enrollment has been certified.
Contact Information
Email UsFax 678.891.3614
Kevin Ngo
After high school Kevin Ngo enrolled at Georgia State University. But because he did poorly, he decided to drop out and forget the whole college career path. A year later, he realized that working a low-paying retail job wasn't for him, so he decided to try Georgia Perimeter College for a semester. More >