The Order Matters

Help the next reader.

If you have read the guide, or put it in front of someone who needed it, say how it went. What you write here is what the next person reads before deciding whether it fits their students, their shelf, or their family. Nothing on this page is required.

What did you think of itoptional

Who did you share it with, or where did it gooptional

This is the part other people most want to see: how it actually got used.

Organization or institutionoptional

Role or titleoptional

Your nameonly if you are willing to be quoted by name

Leave it blank if you would rather not be named.

Emailonly if you would like a reply

Used to write back and nothing else. It is never published and it does not go on any list.

If it is shared, how should it be credited

Name and institutionBoth may appear, for example your name and the college or office where you work. Institution onlyThe organization may be named. Your name stays out of it. Role onlyDescribed by what you do, for example a VA School Certifying Official. No names. AnonymousNo name, no organization, no role. Selected by default.

This goes to me and nowhere else.

Thank you. It came through, and I will read it myself. If you left an email and asked for a reply, you will get one from me.

Why it matters

Families find this through someone who already trusts it.

A certifying official, a librarian, an instructor, a parent who has already been through it. That is how the guide reaches the people it was written for, and it is why an account from someone who has used it carries further than anything I can write about my own book.

Say how you used it and who it was for. That is what answers the question the next person is actually asking. With your permission it goes where they can see it.

What happens to what you send

I read every one of them.

If you check the permission box, some of what you write may appear on this site or in social media, credited the way you chose and no further. I will not describe you or your organization as endorsing or recommending the book, because using something is not the same as endorsing it.

If you leave the box unchecked, it stays private and I still read it. It goes no further.

Nothing is required. A line saying it was useful, with no name attached, still counts. This takes one visit: there is no follow-up and no list.

Independent planning tool from We Got You 1776, LLC. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or the U.S. Department of Defense. Not financial, legal, tax, or benefits advice. GI Bill is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.