The following is one of the military education benefits for Indiana.  You can view all the military education benefits for Indiana here.

Remission of Fees (Free Tuition) for the Child(ren) of a Disabled Indiana Veteran: The natural or legally adopted child(ren) of a disabled veteran may be eligible for remission of fees (free tuition) at any state-supported post secondary school or university in the State of Indiana. This applies at any age as long as the child was adopted by age 24 and the child is a resident of Indiana.The Remission of Fees is good for 124 semester hours of education and may be used for either undergraduate or graduate level work. The amount remitted is 100% of tuition and all mandatory fees. The term " mandatory fees" is defined as any fee that must be paid by every student attending the institution. Ref: IC 20-12-19-1, IC 10-5-16.5-3.

Eligibility: 1) The Veteran must have served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces during a period of wartime, and must have been a resident of the State of Indiana (filed state income taxes) for not less than 36 consecutive months during his/her lifetime.And: 2) The Veteran must be declared to be service-connected disabled as evidenced by documentation from by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, or the Department of Defense (if the Department of Defense, the Veteran must supply official documentation).Or:3) The Veteran received a Purple Heart Medal. (Official documentation of the award is required.) Or: 4)  The Veteran was a resident of Indiana at the time of entry into the service and was declared a POW or MIA after January 1, 1960.Or:  5) The student was a Veteran-related pupil at the Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's Home.

For application for Remission of Fees for a Child of Disabled Veteran:  http://www.ai.org/veteran/sso/brochure/remission.html