Millions of dollars for PA higher education

Organize by Cost Organize by Number of Students

These 10 Pennsylvania schools receive the largest sums from the Veterans Administration for the Post-9/11 GI Bill to pay for veterans’ education. (Hover over each bar to see school name, number of students and VA cost)

Top 10 universities receiving VA funds, organized by cost
(In millions of dollars. Hover over each bar to see its specifics)

Source: Department of Veterans Affairs | Graphic: Alexandra Kanik for PublicSource

Penn State University – University Park

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

1,042

COST TO THE VA:

$16.9 million

Wyoming Technical Institute

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

620

COST TO THE VA:

$12.8 million

Drexel University – Main

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

406

COST TO THE VA:

$9.8 million

Temple University

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

458

COST TO THE VA:

$8.5 million

University of Pittsburgh – Main

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

357

COST TO THE VA:

$7.2 million

Villanova University

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

832

COST TO THE VA:

$5.7 million

University of Pennsylvania

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

137

COST TO THE VA:

$4.7 million

Robert Morris University

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

177

COST TO THE VA:

$4.3 million

Pennsylvania College of Technology

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

273

COST TO THE VA:

$3.8 million

Penn State University – Harrisburg

NUMBER OF STUDENTS:

232

COST TO THE VA:

$3.6 million

The top earning schools are not necessarily the schools with the highest number of veterans attending classes. Amounts listed are in hundreds of students. (Hover over each bar to see school name, number of students and VA cost)