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Department of Veterans Affairs

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A quick definition of Department of Veterans Affairs:

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is a part of the government that helps people who served in the military and their families. The VA has programs to support veterans and their loved ones. The person in charge of the VA is called the Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

A more thorough explanation:

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is a government agency that provides programs and services to support veterans of military service and their families. It is a cabinet-level department headed by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

Examples of programs and services provided by the VA include:

  • Healthcare services, such as medical treatment and mental health counseling
  • Disability compensation and pension benefits
  • Education and training benefits, such as the GI Bill
  • Home loan guarantees and housing assistance
  • Employment and career resources

These programs and services are designed to help veterans and their families transition back to civilian life and overcome any challenges they may face as a result of their military service.

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21:45
hey y’all if i applied on dec 12 (yes ik i applied a little late), to st. john’s, hofstra, nyls, brooklyn, cardozo, i miami - when do you think i’ll start to hear back. i have 164 and 3.91
21:46
i would be hard pressed if you did not hear back from most by feb1, imho
thatsmyline
21:49
let the jan decisions bloodbath commence
@getmoney: mid feb to march. april for the stragglers
22:13
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HeadyInvincibleRabbit
22:14
does anyone know what the hopes are for those that are deferred? i got deferred from nyu ed with pretty low stats so i'm confused as to whether I should be hopeful or upset
22:21
youll probably be waitlisted then bc they dont usually waitlist ED on the spot
22:21
you could be hopeful and waitlist is something to be hopeful about
HeadyInvincibleRabbit
22:22
yea i'm trying to stay positively bc both my lsat and gpa were below the q25 but still somehow didn't get straight up rejected
22:42
i also dont think its rare to get deferred, a lot of ppl got deferred this cycle from what i heard simply bc nyu didnt make it to their application by the ED deadline
Dkk
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@getmoney: psshh could be this week.
Dkk
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Welcome to the night shift of the REAL cycle.
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ive fallen in love w 2 law schools thus far this application cycle - northwestern and michigan
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i wanna go to the midwest but i also wanna be somewhere progressive hmmm
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maybe ill just stay in la i love it here
Dkk
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I wanna be at Scalia law.
Dkk
1:11
I would consider Michigan but not northwestern
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why
1:16
what about uchicago too
Dkk
1:51
U chicago yeah but Northwestern seems like a mess given that whole scandal thing.
Dkk
1:52
The whole no white guys hiring thing. Not for me cus I am a white guy!
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