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Secretary of Veterans Affairs

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A quick definition of Secretary of Veterans Affairs:

Secretary of Veterans Affairs: The person in charge of helping and taking care of the people who served in the military. They work for the President and lead the Department of Veterans Affairs.

A more thorough explanation:

The Secretary of Veterans Affairs is a member of the President's cabinet who leads the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. This department is responsible for providing benefits and services to veterans and their families.

The current Secretary of Veterans Affairs is Denis McDonough.
The Secretary of Veterans Affairs oversees programs such as healthcare, education, and disability compensation for veterans.
The Secretary of Veterans Affairs works closely with other government agencies to ensure that veterans receive the support they need.

These examples illustrate how the Secretary of Veterans Affairs is responsible for overseeing the various programs and services provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. They also show how the Secretary works with other government agencies to ensure that veterans receive the support they deserve.

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Dkk

13:16

That one was like still invited to community events and uodates every 2-3 weeks. Really good compared to like pepperdine which was get fucked we don't talk to you.

GreyCeaselessMammoth

13:17

thats like a luxury waitlist experience wow

Dkk

13:17

Even let us know they had one spot 48 hours before school started open up.

glove

13:17

big za

Dkk

13:19

Honestly more professional than a buncha T14's and now that Duke and UCLA have given me the R, my #1 choice this cycle.

Sassy-Scholar116

13:20

I wish W&M was higher ranked

Sassy-Scholar116

13:20

I love the campus and town

Sassy-Scholar116

13:20

But goddamn academia is so pretentious/elitist

GreyCeaselessMammoth

13:21

its so nice, i got waitlisted last week way over their lsat :/ life goes on

windyMagician

13:21

I get around that by not wanting to go into academia

GreyCeaselessMammoth

13:22

i would be interested in academia if it wasn't so crazy competitive

glove

13:23

that had to be a YP waitlist grey

JeremyFragrance

13:23

w&l and w&m both yield protect hard

glove

13:24

i predict if u sent loci's and actually wanted to go there u would be let off with a fat scholly

Dkk

13:24

Yeah I do not like that they yield protect. W&M is like Fordham though but for constitutional law. They punch way above their weight for that.

GreyCeaselessMammoth

13:26

@glove yeah that's what i figured since a bunch of other 170+s got wld in the same batch. still sucks!

GreyCeaselessMammoth

13:26

i'm crafting a loci this week

triplethread

13:28

should you do a loci if you havent been on the waitlist just ur forever

soap

13:29

We thinking Duke movement this week?

cookieCheemz

13:30

I'm hoping so!

HopefullyInLawSchool

13:31

Dukie movement

windyMagician

13:31

I'm scared for duke

windyMagician

13:32

why haven't they rejected me yet

soap

13:32

I feel the same, windy. I’m trying not to feel any form of hope, but maybe…

glove

13:32

i just wanna get in a BC/ND/USC tier school im not even asking for t14 anymore god

windyMagician

13:33

they rejected people who applied after me and with better stats so ???

HopefullyInLawSchool

13:33

I having the delusional hope ill get into TAMU

GreyCeaselessMammoth

13:33

thats a great sign windy

CristianoRonaldo

13:33

question, i asked one of my schools to hold off my app for future LSAT. status checker says my application is incomplete

CristianoRonaldo

13:33

is that normal?

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