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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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eggan

16:13

LMAO MAYBE

eggan

16:13

there are a lot of weird ppl tho

PremiumFrequentCrane

16:13

Bruh go download the form rn yourself lmfao you just need an adhd diagnosis you can pay online for in 5 minutes for 300 buycks

AngryMiniCar

16:14

What if I don't have 300 bucks

AngryMiniCar

16:14

Can you pay it for me

PremiumFrequentCrane

16:14

300 bucks for +10 to lsat score

PremiumFrequentCrane

16:14

People pay tutors that per hour

eggan

16:14

ok but like.... how many people are doing that. you dont actually know do you

eggan

16:14

if you had a source that would be different

PremiumFrequentCrane

16:14

TONS lmfao especially asians who, like that columbia hoe, need them to "slow down"

AngryMiniCar

16:15

Not my entire race lmao

DarioDarko

16:15

Okay so this is a racist thing

eggan

16:15

ok lol ok im done engaging. anyway. hows everyones date

PremiumFrequentCrane

16:15

GO look at biglaw lawyers complaing about the crops since 2022 when the 2019 lsat changes started to impact things, they notice they need 16 hours to do what a 2008 grad did in 8

eggan

16:15

day*

AngryMiniCar

16:16

good until I got a -16 on RC cause I can't read. Lowkey paradoxical because LRs I get -1/-3

AngryMiniCar

16:16

Hbu lol

PremiumFrequentCrane

16:16

Usually -0 LG -0 LR -2 Rc

AngryMiniCar

16:16

Gimme some of that

eggan

16:16

ooo i have advice from a 169 scorer. basically with RC the main things you need to do to prepare are to pretend what youre reading is the most interesting thing ever, and prepare by reading more fiction (for adults)

eggan

16:17

novels like metamorphosis, brave new world, no longer human, crime & punishment, those kinds of novels for adults with complex language structure will be helpful (im just listing books i like but you can read anything)

RasheedWallaceFan

16:18

Read moby dick

NosyBeagle

16:18

@AngryMiniCar: ill trade u for your lr score lol

NosyBeagle

16:18

@windyMagician: sounds good. I will start doing this

AngryMiniCar

16:18

Naww I worked my asssss off for that LR result

NosyBeagle

16:18

lmaooo

eggan

16:19

you atted windy lol you probably meant to at me but thats ok

PremiumFrequentCrane

16:20

Also also, at the same time, the biglaw lawyers increasingly are going "fuck these t30 hires are really good (the non accommodated 160s who would be t14 people in 2008 over these accommodated 170s in the t14 lmfao)" lolololol Also for RC just the more you do the better you are.

AngryMiniCar

16:20

@eggan: thanks! I'll do that.

NemoPropheta

16:20

Sometimes my mind just goes blank when staring at an RC passage

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