The increasing tension between the perceived necessity of a college degree and the
challenge of paying for it has led to a proliferation of financial aid policy in the United States …

In this study, I used American Community Survey (ACS) 2005–2015 data to examine the
enrollment effect of the Post-9/11 GI Bill; the analysis resulted in three main findings: First …

The Post-9/11 GI Bill brought about an enormous expansion in veteran education benefits,
roughly doubling the average maximum benefit level and generating large variation in the …

The Post-9/11 GI Bill brought about the largest expansion in veteran education benefits
since the end of World War II, increasing annual benefit expenditures from …

Military veterans' stigmatized views on mental disorders and traditional mental health care
considerably reduce veterans' access to mental health services. The present study aimed to …

To understand the experience of student veterans in the academy, one must use a historic
lens to gain insight into the longstanding, complex relationship between the US military and …

The Problem As service men and women transition to the civilian workforce because of a
major drawdown of combat forces, many will face challenges with education requirements …

This paper provides revealed preference estimates of the monetary value to workers of a
lower unemployment rate at the time of job separation. By examining the decision between …

While much research has investigated peer effects in education, less is known about peer
influence at work, particularly how bad peers affect other workers. I study soldiers during a …

Recruiting is the foundation of the US Armys ability to sustain its overall force levels, but
recruiting has become very challenging. This report draws on a large body of research on …