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Hazlewood Exemption Elegibility
The Hazlewood Exemption provides funding for most tuition and fees charges. US military veterans must meet several conditions to receive the exemption:
Texas resident upon entering service & prior to course enrollment |
Serve minimum 181 days active military duty |
Receive honorable discharge or separation |
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Not in default of a state or federally guaranteed student loan |
Have used Hazlewood for less than 150 credit hours |
Exhausted all other VA benefits (i.e., GI Bill or Ch. 30) |
This funding excludes property deposit fees, student services fees, and fees for lodging, board, or clothing. The financial aid office will determine eligibility and student accounting verifies the benefit amount.
Dependents children whose parent died as a result of service-related injuries or illness or whose parent became totally disabled for purposes of employability as a result of service-related injury may also qualify for Hazlewood benefits. Please complete the application if you think you qualify.
Hazlewood Exemption Application
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board requires students receiving the Hazlewood exemption to complete an application available in our office and online.
You will need to submit an application for every semester you plan to use Hazlewood benefits.
The application deadlines for the 2012 – 2013 academic year are:
Fall 2012:December 5, 2012 Winter 2012:January 3, 2013 Spring 2013:April 29, 2013 May Term 2013:May 30, 2013 Summer 2013:August 7, 2013
Please note that it takes at least 2-4 weeks to process your application and notify student accounting to credit your account; it may also take longer for us to process your application during the peak months of August and January. You may want to apply for a tuition loan if we have not processed your application by the time tuition and fees are due so that your classes will not be dropped.
To process your application, we will request a completed Hazlewood application, a copy of your DD214 form, and a VA letter that states you have no benefits remaining.
You can obtain a copy or your DD214 from the National Personnel Records Center. You can confirm your request by calling NPRC at 314-801-0800 (This is not a toll free call). Be aware that getting a DD214 can take weeks or even months.
The VA letter is available online at www.gibill.va.gov. You will be required to create an account and submit the request for a letter. If you have any problems or need to talk to a VA representative in Muskogee, please call 1-888-442-4551.
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Last updated or reviewed on 8/6/12