Vets Want Access to Tuition Sooner: ; Capitol Notebook
Charleston Daily Mail › July 12, 2011
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A state veterans' advocate told lawmakers Monday that the Legislature should cut in half the amount of time it takes members of the National Guard and Air Reserve to qualify for a free college education.
Right now, guardsmen and reservists who are deployed on active duty for three years are eligible to receive free in-state tuition at state-run schools.See the full content of this document
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Vets Want Access to Tuition Sooner: ; Capitol Notebook
But Frank Vitale, a 17-year veteran of the West Virginia Army National Guard who helps run the Morgantown-based veterans assistance program Vet Connection, said that...
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