Includes title of campaignServing Those Who Serve /Veteran Education for Nevada’s Future

Brief statement of problemVeterans who had fought for our country face barriers in higher education system. In Nevada State veterans including their dependent are not consider resident of Nevada for education purposes after 2 years of living in the state. The new bill proposes to change the eligibility for in state tuition up to three years. Veterans should be honor for putting their life at risk to defend and maintain our country free and not punished them and their, when they come back home with high state tuition.Facts about the issue/problem

Veterans and their dependents are not considered resident for education purposes after 2 years of living in the State of Nevada.

The new bill propose to change eligibility for in state tuition from two to three years The bill wants to track Veterans/dependents education progress to see how long it takes

for them to graduate. This report includes: how many veterans are receiving benefits from the United State

Department of Veterans Affairs, who identify themselves as veterans, how many males and females students are veterans, the average of age who are veterans, the most common degree among veterans, the number of veteran student who graduated each year, the effort of institution to retain and graduate students through programs.

Developing a culture that help veterans student who through challenges.

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