Texas A&M students taking courses at other institutions can receive VA Chapter Benefits for those courses as long as they are required for the student’s degree plan. To receive VA Chapter Benefits at the other institution, do the following:
- Contact the other institution’s veteran services office and submit the required VA documentation to that institution.
- Fill out the Texas A&M University’s Request for Primary Institution Letter Form and then submit this form to Scholarships & Financial Aid via document upload on the Financial Aid Portal. This form can also be found on the Forms page. The other institution may require additional documentation.
- Scholarships & Financial Aid will then confirm that the courses you are taking are required for your degree plan and then submit your form to the other institution.
- The other institution will then certify your VA Chapter Benefits for those courses.
- Hours enrolled at another institution do not change hours enrolled/certified at Texas A&M.
Note for students in Engineering Academies: Engineering Academy students are considered degree-seeking at the partner community college until full transition to Texas A&M. Courses to be certified must apply to degree plan at the community college in order to qualify for VA benefits, regardless of future applicability to intended TAMU degree.