Posts Tagged ‘Post-9/11 GI Bill’
Colleges Can Improve Outcomes for Veterans and the Economy
by Thomas M. McGovern
October 15, 2012
Veterans play a critical role in the U.S. economy. For many returning veterans, education is the first step to successfully reentering civilian life and the workforce. Since the inception of the first GI Bill (Servicemen’s Readjustment Act) in 1944, higher education has been responding to the needs of military students. There were over 555,000 veteran ...
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DC Shuttle: Gainful Employment and Other Higher Ed News from Washington
by The New England Council
May 9, 2011
The U.S. Education Department is going ahead with its proposed "gainful employment" rules for for-profit colleges, despite industry advocates calling on Congress and the courts to intervene. Originally scheduled to be issued last September, Education Secretary Arne Duncan delayed the regulations after receiving about 90,000 letters on the issue, most of them in opposition. The ...
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