Veterans Education Success works on a bipartisan basis to advance higher education success for veterans, service members, and military families, and to protect the integrity and promise of the GI Bill® and other federal postsecondary education programs.
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“Carrie Wofford – she’s a superstar and she’s fearless. Veterans Education Success – They know these rules inside and out. I’m so glad they’re out there. This group has been pretty successful in getting laws passed and making sure that our veterans are protected when they use the GI Bill.”
– Former VA Secretary David Shulkin
“Veterans Education Success, with their expertise in higher education policy and their dedication to veterans, is devoted to researching facts, sharing their research with responsible agencies of government, and holding the federal government accountable. Students who have served this nation in uniform need VES to continue the good fight at a time when most policymakers remain mute.”
– Rick Weidman, Former Executive Director for Policy & Government Affairs, Vietnam Veterans of America
“Veterans Education Success has been a strong advocate for veterans by ensuring they have access to the best education possible and by protecting them from predatory practices in the education industry. We commend VES for their work in this area and are proud to support them.”
– Rear Adm. Christopher Cole (USN, Ret.), Former Chief Executive Officer, Association of the United States Navy
We protect the integrity of the GI Bill and advocate for all military-connected students. Whether your school lied to you or you need help selecting a college we’re here to help you at no cost.
