CASTELLAW: Let veterans decide what school is right  Obama plan
to treat heroes like scofflaws is insulting     America’s for-
profit colleges are invaluable resources for millions of
Americans. They provide our economy with roughly one-half of its
technically trained workers. They help displaced workers train
for new employment or improve the skills of workers seeking to
raise their incomes. And they do so more effectively than even
our great community college system, producing graduation rates
20 percent higher.  For-profit schools are particularly valuable
for veterans. Unlike traditional college freshmen, veterans
often return home to busy schedules dominated by work and
family. They require the flexible course schedules and online
classes that are the hallmarks of for-profit schools. As shown
by my example, the needs of veterans often cannot be met by
traditional nonprofit schools.  So why is the Education
Department seemingly so intent on making it harder for veterans
to attend for-profit school? It’s ha