There is nothing to stop you from working and going to school full-time. Even though there may be some issues to abide by, the GI Bill is a benefit, not a restriction. That being said, going to school and working is not going to be easy. I know because I have been there. Thus, if your grade point average (GPA) falls below a 2.0 (C average), you will have a problem. Stay in contact with the veterans affairs office at the school you are enrolled in. He/she will require the appropriate documentation to start your benefits and certify you each semester. In addition, the officer will be able to explain all the dos and dont's in detail. Best wishes and thank you for your service!
if under 18, than yes.
he might be but he is still looking
Your status under the GI Bill, any of the incarnations of it, are dependent solely upon you, your time in service, and your status as relates to school.
No. I think she's home-schooled.
sure why not
Yes she is going in to 12th grade
yes she was in high school musical 3
from research they say that Hayden is going to go back to school and get a college digree
yes you may
As of 2010, yes the manga is still ongoing
It varies by state, but usually you need a work permit if you're under 16.
She is homschooled in her free time. Not all of her freetime though!