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Montana veterans guaranteed in-state tuition by new law
"We’re a vet-friendly state. We are proud to accept veterans from all states."
Congress used to offer states a financial incentive so that military veterans attending state universities could pay in-state tuition rates, instead of higher out-of-state tuition.
Now, instead of a carrot, Congress is using more of a stick.
Because of changes in federal law that take effect July 1, the Montana University System will no longer receive $2.5 million in Yellow Ribbon matching funds in exchange for charging veterans the lower in-state tuition. Out-of-state students pay tuition that’s three times higher than Montana students pay.
Gail Schontzler, Chronicle Staff Writer
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