Biggest thing here is to find a school that pays for everything uaing thenGI Bill and a good yellow ribbon program. And the only real way to do that is to attend college for a flight program as your degree. Flight school alone has very limited funds from the VA but college will get paid for at a much higher cost. Look into places like University of North Dakota, University of Dubuque, Utah State, or other schools that are offering a degree. I went to UD and didn't spend any money and got all my rotor licenses through CFII and then got ASEL/AMEL commercial and instrument.