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Summary
The bill requires the Colorado Department of Military and Veterans Affairs to reimburse colleges for 50% of the tuition they waive for Guard members, with the General Assembly appropriating money to a new Colorado National Guard Tuition Fund for that purpose. It adds enrollment caps and triggers that adjust funding if Guard enrollment spikes, and sets rules for eligibility certification and reimbursement. The changes aim to share education costs between the state and institutions while keeping tuition benefits available to Guard service members.
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