Under which conditions can veterans receive a dependent's schooling benefit?

Veterans can receive a dependent's schooling benefit primarily under the condition that the veteran is permanently and totally disabled or has died from a service-connected condition. This provision is designed to support the education of dependents, recognizing the sacrifices made by veterans who are unable to work due to their disabilities or who have lost their lives due to service-related causes. The focus is on ensuring that families of veterans who have faced significant hardships due to their military service can still access educational opportunities, thereby enhancing their quality of life and promoting future success.

The other options do not meet the specific eligibility requirements established by veterans' benefits regulations. For example, merely being in good health and employed does not connect to the educational benefits for dependents, nor does serving less than 90 days of active duty automatically qualify for such benefits. Additionally, seeking employment alone does not ensure eligibility for dependent's schooling benefits, emphasizing the importance of the veteran's service-connected disability status or the consequences of their service.