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48 CFR §831.7001-1 — Tuition.

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  1. (a)Tuition and enrollment fees shall be paid at the institution's customary amount that—
    1. (1)Does not exceed the tuition charged to similarly circumstanced non-Veteran students; and
    2. (2)Is equal to the lowest price offered or published for the entire course, semester, quarter, or term.
  2. (b)The cost of the Veteran student's tuition and fees under a contract shall be offset by—
    1. (1)Any amount of tuition and fees that are waived by a State or other government authority; or
    2. (2)Any amounts the Veteran student receives from a fellowship, scholarship, grant-in-aid, assistantship, or similar award that limits its use to payment of tuition, fees, or other charges that VA normally pays as part of a chapter 31 program.
  3. (c)VA will not pay tuition or incidental fees to institutions or establishments furnishing apprentice or on-the-job training. VA may elect to pay charges or expenses that fall into either of the following categories:
    1. (1)Charges customarily made by a nonprofit workshop or similar establishment for providing work adjustment training to similarly circumstanced non-Veteran students even if the trainee receives an incentive wage as part of the training.
    2. (2)Training expenses incurred by an employer who provides on-the-job training following rehabilitation to the point of employability when VA determines that the additional training is necessary.