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Jessica Johnson is a family member to numerous currently active and veteran military personnel, both enlisted and commissioned. She has a keen interest in understanding the rights and benefits of those serving or who have served in the armed forces. She created the blog to drive awareness of military personnel benefits as they pursue their education dreams.
Kourtnie McKenzie graduated from Cal State University of Fullerton with a Bachelor of Arts in English in 2009. She has had previous experience in both online and campus education through Coastline Community College’s online classes and Orange Coast College and Cal State Fullerton University’s hybrid experiences. She went through her college career on different financial aid programs offered by the government and strives to educate others on the government financial aid services available based on their background and service, including the GI Bill.
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I think it’s a shame that you give the men and wemon that fought for this country, some of them gave their very lives, and our government places a time limit on the amount of time that they and/or their family are eligable for Education benifits. There should really be something done about this, and when its not your faught that the records are screwed up, no not or government admitt that they made a mistake and fix it, only if they can and will make you pay for it. It really isnt fair to the veterans or their families.. who ever thought about the fact that their children are just being born, some of them will find love after the first even the second, and what they are just out of luck and assistance from our government… not only is this wrong but even more so, it’s not fir at all!