Widener University School of Law is set to double the number of students it funds through its participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program, which provides financial benefits for veterans pursuing advanced degrees.
July 09, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Widener University School of Law is set to double the number of students it funds through its participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program, which provides financial benefits for veterans pursuing advanced degrees.
The school, which started participating in the program five years ago, previously funded up to five students on each of its law campuses.
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