Earned Access
Free ReviewAndPass membership for U.S. veterans.
Everything in the paid plan. We never take a card, so there is nothing to charge on day 31 or any day after.
Three steps, and none of them is a payment.
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Verify your service, once.
A verification service confirms your veteran status online. We never see or store your DD‑214.
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Study free for 30 days.
Every skill checklist, every explanation, every reviewer and study guide. It’s the same access a Through-Test-Day Pass gives.
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On day 30, tap once to keep going.
Still studying? Confirm and you get another 30 days, free, as many times as you need. We ask so passes don’t sit unused.
We’ll ask what you think. You don’t owe us an answer.
Your access doesn’t depend on it.
Around day 30 we’ll ask how it’s going. Skip the question and nothing changes.
We want the honest version.
Good or bad. Hearing what didn’t work is how the next veteran gets a better product.
We label what we publish.
If we share your words, we say they came from an Earned Access member who has free access.
We ask before we share.
Nothing you tell us goes on the site without your say-so.
Two more things worth checking.
VA may pay you back for the exam fee.
If you have GI Bill benefits, VA reimburses approved licensing and certification tests, up to $2,000 per test. That includes a test you didn’t pass and a retake. It uses some of your entitlement, and the exam has to be on VA’s approved list, so check before you count on it.
Test fee reimbursement on VA.govMedics and corpsmen may be able to skip the course.
Some states count military medical training toward nurse aide certification. Illinois, for one, exempts medics who can show hospital corpsman or medical service specialist training; they need a skills check-off and the written exam. Your state’s nurse aide registry can tell you what applies where you live.
Illinois rule for military medicsEarned Access questions.
Who qualifies?
U.S. veterans of any branch. You verify once, online, through a verification service.
Do I need a credit card?
No. We don’t ask for one at any point, which is why nothing can be charged later.
What happens on day 31?
If you confirmed on day 30, you’re in your next free 30 days. If you didn’t, your pass pauses, and you can pick it back up any time. Either way, you aren’t charged.
Do I have to write a review?
No. We’ll ask for your honest opinion, and answering is up to you. Your access is the same either way.
What happens after I pass?
Tell us, because we’d like to know. After that you can let your pass lapse or keep confirming it.
Is this a VA program?
No. Earned Access is run by ReviewAndPass. We aren’t affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Veterans Affairs or any branch of the military.