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The Sources of Financial Aid of Graduate Students With Veterans Status at one University

A cursory survey of the literature over the past twenty-five years reveals that the educational benefits under the G. I. Bill of Rights have been both praised and criticized by government officials and educators as to their value to veterans and to the country as a whole. Some critics have termed the program a "give away", while supporters note the socio-economic benefits that have accrued to veterans and to the country.