GI Bill Benefits
Eleven Fifty Accepts the GI Bill®
Use your GI Bill benefits to learn to code in just three months.
Our academy accepts your GI Bill benefits and chances are they’ll go far with our coding bootcamps. By learning the most relevant programming skills in an immersive learning bootcamp, you can set your sights on a higher-paying job soon after you transition back into civilian life. If eligible, your benefits will cover the full cost of tuition and you will receive a stipend for books and housing.
Who qualifies for GI Bill Funding at Eleven Fifty Academy?
Members from all branches of the military who meet the GI Bill requirements are eligible for funding at Eleven Fifty Academy.
Courses
| Course Name | Length | GI Bill Status |
|---|---|---|
| JavaScript Full-Time | 12 weeks / M-F, 9am-5pm | Approved |
| JavaScript Part-Time | 24 weeks / Nights & Weekends | Approved |
| .NET Full-Time | 12 weeks / M-F, 9am-5pm | Approved |
| .NET Part-Time | 24 weeks / Nights & Weekends | Approved |
| Python Full-Time | 12 weeks / M-F, 9am-5pm | Approved |
| Python Part-Time | 24 weeks / Nights & Weekends | Approved |
| Cybersecurity Full-Time | 12 weeks / M-F, 9am-5pm | Approved |
| Cybersecurity Part-Time | 24 weeks / Nights & Weekends | Approved |
What is covered under the GI Bill?
The following eligibility information is accurate as of 10/01/19. Please see the GI Bill Comparison Tool for the most up-to-date information.
- $13,500 for Tuition (full tuition)
- $1,434 for Housing
- $1,000 for Books
What is the process for using the funds?
Complete our application and be sure to select the branch of the military you served. A member of our admissions team will reach out to you if your application has been accepted.
Want to learn more about your GI Bill benefits and our immersive coding bootcamps?
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available on the official U.S. government website.
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“I had a lot of responsibility financially and I wanted to grow in a new career. Without the GI Bill it wouldn’t have been possible.”
Ray H., U.S. Army Reserve | July 2018 .NET Grad | Software Developer at Aprimo
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