Congress Proposes Changes to the Post-9/11 GI Bill
The beginning of academic year 2010-11 marked the second year of operation for the Post-9/11 GI Bill. While response to the law has been generally positive, earlier this year both the House and Senate introduced bills that seek to improve and clarify the legislation. The proposed legislative changes in both versions address current criticisms and implementation problems and also make the bill more relevant to the needs of today’s veteran students. The new bills would not dramatically change the funding of public education for veterans, but they would alter the contribution to private education.
The beginning of academic year 2010-11 marked the second year of operation for the Post-9/11 GI Bill. While response to the law has been generally positive, earlier this year both the House and Senate introduced bills that seek to improve and clarify the legislation. The proposed legislative changes in both versions address current criticisms and implementation problems and also make the bill more relevant to the needs of today’s veteran students. The new bills would not dramatically change the funding of public education for veterans, but they would alter the contribution to private education.
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