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This bill would allow military service members and veterans to earn college credit for training and skills they develop while serving in the armed forces, making it easier for them to complete degrees or certifications after leaving the military. The goal is to recognize that military training in areas like mechanics, electronics, or leadership often teaches the same skills as college courses, so service members wouldn't have to repeat that learning in civilian education. This could help veterans transition faster to civilian careers and reduce the time and cost of getting a college degree.
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