How Did the GI Bill Expand College Access After World War II, and Who Was Left Out?

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The GI Bill is often described as a major reason more Americans attended college after World War II. I’m trying to understand how that expansion worked in practice, not just how many veterans received education benefits.

How did the law affect access to higher education, and why did its benefits reach some veterans more easily than others? I’d also welcome recommendations for reliable sources on the role of local institutions and discrimination in shaping those outcomes.

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