Colorado Bill Would Give Vets Credit for Military Training

Feb 3, 2017

Any veteran seeking higher education at MSU Denver may find their degree load easier thanks to a new bill introduced into Colorado’s House of Representatives.

House Bill 17-1004 seeks to direct Colorado’s Commission on Higher Education to draft a metric that would make it possible for military education and training to count toward academic credit. The commission would perform this task in coordination with centers of higher education across the state.

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Colorado Bill Would Give Vets Credit for Military Training

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