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Hundreds of thousands of veterans attend institutions of higher education with help from the GI Bill. These are benefits that veterans rightfully earn by virtue of service to our country. …
For-Profit Colleges Are Taking Too Much From Our Veterans Read More »
VA was required by law to update the GI Bill for August 1, but they still have not completed the necessary tech updates to make their new structure happen. Veterans …
Turn And Face The Strange: GI Bill Changes Are Late To The Party Read More »
Two of the largest veterans organizations are split over GI Bill cuts; VFW does not oppose cuts impacting transferability while the Legion is 100 percent opposed. Essentially, some budgetary goals …
Legion Splits With VFW Over GI Bill Cuts, Transfer Rules Will Tighten Read More »
The web spun by the Department of Veterans Affairs to justify another $70 million in IT funding for GI Bill systems updates fell on forgetful ears. At a recent hearing, …
AMNESIA: IT Updates For GI Bill System To Cost $70 Million Read More »
House staffer Jon Clark is abusing his access and authority by slipping his GI Bill cut into a noncontroversial bill to trick House Members into voting for the unsavory cuts. …
OAN News: ‘Noncontroversial’ GI Bill Cuts To Flight Training Are Unethical Read More »
One Hill staffer on the House Committee on Veterans Affairs was exposed for covertly pushing GI Bill cuts after allegedly hiding opposition VSO letters from lawmakers. Longtime House staffer Jon …
New GI Bill Cuts Pushed Covertly By ‘Obsessed’ Veterans Committee Staffer Read More »
Ashford University announced this week that it will no longer accept veterans using the Post-9/11 GI Bill under an agreement to temporarily suspend such enrollment. The decision was made after …
Regulators Stop Ashford University From Accepting GI Bill Vets, For Now Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs has proposed a waiver to 50-year-old anti-corruption law that prevents certain VA employees from also profiting from for-profit colleges. The proposal allows certain employees to …
VA Proposes Employees Can Profit From For-Profit Colleges Read More »
