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H.R. 1527 (119th Congress)Committee
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Reforming Education for Veterans Act

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This bill amends federal law governing veterans' educational benefits administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs. It expands options for service members called to active duty during their education by allowing them to complete coursework through an agreement with their institution (in addition to withdrawal or leave of absence), provided they have completed at least half the course. The bill also modifies VA compliance survey procedures for educational institutions, allowing multi-campus schools to submit a single survey and extending notice periods for institutions with certain database systems, and requires the VA to notify school certifying officials within 14 business days of handbook updates.

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