Free to start. One purchase if you want the rest.
The knowledge is free by design. The app is free to download and use, and the free companion book points you to the official VA sources so you can do the work yourself. The paid tier is the convenience of the whole country made clickable.
Free
- Free to download and use, no account.
- Five states, with the GI Bill and Fry Scholarship math, transferred GI Bill benefits, and your own scholarships.
- The cost-of-living estimator, school search in those five states, and a printed plan with its official references, for your records and review.
- Rates linked to their official VA sources, so you can check the data yourself.
- Not a trial, not a demo. No payment.
- The free states: Georgia, Kentucky, Colorado, South Carolina, and Oklahoma.
Free lets you see it work.
Full planner
- The phase approach. Plan the order your benefits are used, one after another, phase by phase, across a real college plan.
- Every state and the top 50 overseas options, all compiled so you are not researching each rate by hand.
- Chapter 35 (DEA) benefits.
- One purchase. It does not renew.
Charged once, at purchase, through your app store. It does not renew. On iPhone and iPad, Family Sharing lets your Apple family group use the full planner too. In College Tool 1.2.0 and later; earlier versions sold a yearly subscription, and anyone who bought it keeps the full planner.
Purchases are what keep the company open and the app available, and they are critical to funding the expansion of the mentorship program.
University Veterans offices, JROTC instructors and School Certifying Officials have written back to say The Order Matters was useful, and public libraries in Florida and Texas carry it. See who.