US Army Training Center - Yearbook (Fort Chaffee, AR)

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The Army will assist all personnel, enlisted men and officers, in the payment of tuition to the amount of 75 percent, up to a maximum of 557.50 for each hour or point credit taken. Thus, a soldier taking 6 hours of college work at a cost of 5El2 an hour will have a total tuition of 3572. The Army will pay S45 67.50 X 6 hoursl, and the student must pay the lialance of 5527 and purchase texthooks and special materials from his own personal funds. Many schools will allow him to pay his part of the tuition on an installment hasis. s The Academic Levels of Instruction Include I. INTERMEDIATE f5th Through Sth Gradesb 2. HIGH scHooL C9th Through 12th Grades? 3. TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL Cfienerally on High School Levelj 44. COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY University oversea hranches have made the Ameri- can university campus worldwide. In the Caribbean area, a serviceman can enroll for courses taught by faculty members of Louisiana State University. The University of Maryland makes similar arrangements for soldiers in Europe. The University of California serves the Pacific area, the University of Hawaii con- ducts classes for men in the central Pacific islands, and the University of Alaska serves troops in that territory. Each university determines its own entrance re- quirements. When a serviceman completes any of these courses, he can he sure he will receive the academic credits granted hy the sponsoring institution.

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