Gov. Tom Wolf Wants to Offer First-of-Its-Kind College Tuition Benefit to Pa. National Guard Member Families

Feb 28, 2019

Gov. Tom Wolf wants to break new ground with a new incentive program to entice members of the Pennsylvania National Guard to re-enlist for six years by offering them a tuition assistance plan for their spouses or children.

The Pennsylvania National Guard Military Family Education Program, or Pennsylvania GI Bill of Rights as Wolf refers to it, would provide up to 10 semesters of tuition-free education for the service member’s spouse or family to attend most of Pennsylvania’s higher education institutions.

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Gov. Tom Wolf Wants to Offer First-of-Its-Kind College Tuition Benefit to Pa. National Guard Member Families

New Online Incentive Scholarships Offered at Ohio University for Veterans, Alumni, And Others

For-Profit School Agrees to Pay $450,000 to Settle Allegations of Paying Bonuses for Securing Enrollments of Students with Veteran Benefits

Rowan University Receives Additional $3 Million from the Defense Department to Create AI-Augmented Virtual and Mixed Reality Combat Simulations

Applications Open for Scholarships for Military Children Program

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