Academic Affairs • 423.652.4737
Admissions • 423.652.4861 • admissions@king.edu
Alumni • 423.652.4864 • alumni@king.edu
Business Office • 423-652-4156 • businessoffice@king.edu
Career Success Center • 423.652.4865 • careers@king.edu
Chaplain • 423-652-4708 • chaplain@king.edu
Counseling Center • 423.652.4742 • CounselingCenter@king.edu
Disability Services • 423.652.4303
Financial Aid • 423.652.4725 • financialaid@king.edu
IT Help Desk • 423.652.6019 • helpdesk@king.edu
Libraries • 423.652.4716 • library@king.edu
President's Office • 423.652.4784 • president@king.edu
Security • 423.652.4333 • security@king.edu
Student Affairs • 423.652.4740
Weather & Emergency Information • 423.652.6446
The admissions process and enrolling in classes must be complete before the university can certify your enrollment; however, you can apply for VA benefits before admittance to the university or enrolling in classes. This is strongly encouraged because it may take a few weeks for the VA to process your application.
If you’re a Service member, Veteran, or family member, you can apply your Certificate of Eligibility (COE) by visiting the following link.
https://www.vets.gov/education/apply-for-education-benefits/
The submission of your application will result in the issuance of a Certificate of Eligibility from the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs. If you have questions or need assistance completing the application, contact the VA Education Call Center at 1.888.442.4551. You may also utilize the “Ask a Question” option on their site.
Certification is the school’s way of notifying VA that you are enrolled and wish to be certified. Changes in enrollment may impact or delay your eligibility. It is the student’s responsibility for compliance with all laws and regulations controlling eligibility and receipt of veterans’ benefits. Tuition and fees are submitted to the VA via the VA Once website based off the start and end date of each Module registered.
King University is only responsible for forwarding the student’s claim for benefits and certification of enrollment to the Department of Veterans Affairs, and that further processing on claim of benefits is controlled solely by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The Chapter and percentage of benefits is based off the time of service and other factors evaluated by Veteran Affairs.
The Benefits certified by the University’s Certifying Official (SCO) are as follows:
The GI Bill Website is an excellent source of veteran information, not only for education benefits but for other veteran’s benefits that you may be eligible. You are encouraged to become familiar with it so that you can make the best decision for you and your family.
If you need assistance on the GoArmyEd website, you may call their Helpdesk at 1.800.817.9990 or visit https://www.goarmyed.com/
All Certificate of Eligibility (COE) and DD 214 must be submitted through the student portal by uploading your documents at the following links: COE and DD 214. King University thanks you for your service to our country.
Below, you will find links to information customized for your branch of service.
King University Military Benefits
Military Transfer Credit
GI Bill / VA Benefits
Deferred Payment Plans for Veterans
Veterans Affairs Educational Benefits
For more information please contact our Certifying Official at veteranbenefits@king.edu