What is the purpose of AR 621-202?
The purpose of AR 621-202 is to establish policies, procedures, and responsibilities for Army Educational Incentives and Entitlements.

Who does AR 621-202 apply to?
AR 621-202 applies to all active Army and Reserve component Soldiers.

What types of educational incentives are covered under AR 621-202?
AR 621-202 covers educational incentives such as the Montgomery GI Bill, Army Tuition Assistance, selected reserve reenlistment bonus, and many others.

How can I determine if I am eligible for educational incentives?
Eligibility requirements for each educational incentive are outlined in AR 621-202. Soldiers should review the specific requirements for the incentive they are interested in.

Can I use Army Tuition Assistance for any type of education?
Army Tuition Assistance can be used for both traditional and distance learning programs, as long as they are accredited by a recognized institution.

Are there any limitations on the number of educational incentives I can receive?
Some educational incentives have specific limitations, such as maximum dollar amounts or time frames. These limitations are outlined in AR 621-202 and vary depending on the incentive.

Can I transfer my educational benefits to a family member?
Yes, under certain circumstances Soldiers may be eligible to transfer their educational benefits to a spouse or dependent children. Detailed instructions for transferring benefits can be found in AR 621-202.

How long do I have to serve in the Army to be eligible for the Montgomery GI Bill?
To be eligible for the Montgomery GI Bill, Soldiers must usually serve at least three years on active duty or two years in the Selected Reserve.

Are there any recoupment requirements for failing a course paid for by Army Tuition Assistance?
Depending on the circumstances, Soldiers may be required to repay the Army for failing a course paid for by Army Tuition Assistance. The recoupment requirements are outlined in AR 621-202.