Title 38 › PART III — READJUSTMENT AND RELATED BENEFITS › CHAPTER 33 — POST–9/11 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE › SUBCHAPTER III — ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS › § 3325
Each academic year, the Secretary of Defense must send Congress two reports: one about the program in this chapter and one that covers this chapter and the program in chapter 35. The Defense report must say if benefit amounts are enough to recruit and keep people in the Armed Forces and to help pay for education. It must say if people not yet on active duty should still be offered these education benefits. It must describe efforts under section 3323(b) to tell service members about active-duty service rules and the results. It may include recommended administrative or law changes. The Secretary of Veterans Affairs must report each year on how much the education programs in this chapter and chapter 35 are used and how much is spent. The VA report must include student results, like credit hours, certificates, degrees, and other qualifications earned that year, the information received under section 3326, and any recommended changes. No reports are required after January 1, 2021.
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38 U.S.C. § 3325
Title 38, Veterans' Benefits
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110