Enrollment Changes

If you use VA benefits, keep us updated on any changes to your enrollment.

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Contact us to get assistance with your class schedule and enrollment verification.

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Disclaimer

GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site at https://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.

When you use Chapter 31 educational benefits, keep in touch with your case manager on a regular basis. All enrollment changes need to be approved by your case manager first.

If you make any enrollment changes after submitting your final class schedule for certification, let us know by submitting an updated class schedule to the CNM VA office.

Changing Program of Study

If you change your program of study, meet with academic advisement to help you out. When you provide CNM’s VA Office with your final class schedule for the upcoming term, please let us know you are changing your degree. Keep in mind, all prior credit will apply to your new degree program accordingly.

Auditing a Class or Changing Grade Options

If you change your grading option to an audit in a course the VA has certified, the CNM VA Office is required to report the audit to the Muskogee VA office. The audit will be reported as a withdrawal before the beginning of the term. You will receive a letter from Debt Management if you have incurred an overpayment.

You are permitted to change your grading option to Credit/No Credit, however, that grading option may not count towards the CNM degree program or certificate you are pursuing. If you decide to change your grading option to Credit/No Credit and receive a No Credit after the course ends, the CNM VA office is required to report the No Credit to the Muskogee VA office. You will receive a letter from Debt Management if you have incurred an overpayment.

Dropping a Class

Read more information about dropping a class while using the GI Bill®. Meet with an advisor to help you out.