I was wondering how a spouse can receive/apply for help with a college education, especially taking classes online? Is there a program available and are there a lot of choices of what classes can be taken and a limit on how much a spouse can receive for a course? I am looking to take a TEFL and a Child Care Course! Any help/advice would be appreciated....:unsure:

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ya go to the colloge that they so decide it is called MYCAA
and the limit is 6000.00 dollars doesnt include books and they have a website you go to i belive it is mycaa.com and it walks you throug the steps to aply but you need to chose a cologe first and set a plan for what your going to take
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If the question is about financial aid, NMCRS provides limited scholarship, I think around $400 - enough money for textbooks. Yokosuka Officers Club also provides limited scholarship. MyCAA is a DOD-sponsored grant up to $6000 a year for military spouses. Pell Grant is another. As far as selecting courses and getting started with online schooling, ... Read MoreI am sure admissions counselors from each university would be helpful in this area. I have earned an MBA from TUIU.edu and they are military and military spouses friendly. Flexible, 100% PhD faculty, and discounted tuition fees. My wife (active duty) attends Coastline Community College. On-base colleges such as Central Texas College, UMUC Asia and Univ of Phoenix also offer online courses. Lastly, the Navy College Office will be an expert resource on all of these and more.
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Okay thanks but I tried this site, and I tried to start a profile and fill in the info with names, SSN etc. and then click "NEXT" and NOTHING, the page just freezes!!!!! I have tried it several times now....
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https://aiportal.acc.af.mil/mycaa/