09.27.16 •
Press Release
VA's
"GI
Bill
College
Comparison
Tool"
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https://www.vets.gov/gi-bill-comparison-tool
DoE's
"College
Scorecard"
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https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/
Veteran
Education
Success
Top
Ten
Tips
for
student
veterans
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https://veteranseducationsuccess.org/top-ten-tips/
American
Association
of
Community
Colleges'
reliable,
non-profit,
community
college
search
engine
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01.05.16 •
Press Release
Washington,
D.C.
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The
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
(VA)
announced
today
that
it
plans
to
propose
expanded
disability
compensation
eligibility
for
Veterans
exposed
to
contaminated
drinking
water
while
assigned
to
Marine
Corps
Base
Camp
Lejeune.
From
1953
to
1987,
water
sources
at
the
base
were
contaminated
with
industrial
solvents
that
are
correlated
with
certain
health
conditions.
Secretary
of
Veterans
Affairs
Robert
A.
McDonald
decided
to
propose
presumptions
of
service
connection
for
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09.04.15 •
Press Release
Washington
D.C.
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The
unemployment
rate
for
veterans
dropped
to
a
seven-year
low
in
August,
and
the
rate
for
Iraq
and
Afghanistan
war-era
veterans
fell
to
the
lowest
level
since
federal
officials
started
tracking
that
population.
The
news
came
the
same
day
that
Bureau
of
Labor
Statistics
officials
announced
the
national
unemployment
rate
in
August
had
dropped
to
its
lowest
level
since
2008,
before
President
Obama
took
office.
Analysts
have
cautioned
against
making
long-term
assumptions
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03.03.15 •
Press Release
Washington
D.C.
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The
House
passed
a
bill
late
Monday
that
would
allow
the
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
secretary
to
recoup
bonuses
from
senior
executives
implicated
in
manipulating
patient
wait-time
data
last
year
and
other
wrongdoing.
The
vote
rekindles
debate
on
Capitol
Hill
over
accountability
in
the
VA
following
the
worst
scandal
in
its
history
and
moves
the
focus
to
the
Senate,
where
a
similar
bill
was
introduced
last
year
but
failed
to
pass.
News
that
the
senior
federal
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01.08.15 •
Press Release
Washington
D.C.-
A
bill
to
overhaul
veteran
suicide
prevention
programs
is
getting
another
chance
in
Congress
after
being
scuttled
last
month
by
a
retiring
Senate
budget
hawk.
The
Clay
Hunt
SAV
Act,
named
after
a
Marine
veteran
with
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
who
committed
suicide,
was
reintroduced
Wednesday
by
a
group
of
House
lawmakers
and
was
expected
to
be
filed
in
the
Senate
soon.
It
calls
for
a
one-stop
website
with
suicide
prevention
resources
for
veterans,
more
Department
of
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