Prohibits misrepresentation of federal tuition benefits to service members and veterans and establishes public awareness campaign on certain higher education benefits available to service members and veterans.
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This bill aims to protect service members and veterans from misleading information about federal tuition benefits. It prohibits institutions and third parties from misrepresenting costs, eligibility for GI Bill programs, or financial aid options. The bill also mandates a public awareness campaign by the Higher Education Secretary to educate veterans about available benefits and how to access them, ensuring they understand their responsibilities regarding student loans.
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Joseph Cryan
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