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In-State Tuition: Affording Educational Opportunities to Soldiers and Their Families
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In-State Tuition: Affording Educational Opportunities to Soldiers and Their Families
09/30/2003
Torchbearer Alert: Examines the inconsistencies in higher-education tuition policies faced by soldiers and their families as they move from state to state. This critical issue, first addressed by AUSA in the Torchbearer Educating Our Military's Children . . . Are We Closing the Gaps? (April 2001), was later examined in How "Well" is Army Well-being?
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