Highlights
- ASU ranked No. 2 among public universities nationally for GI Bill student enrollment, per a June 30 university release.
- Navy veteran David Faustino Hernandez, currently in the Naval Reserve, is among the student veterans cited in the announcement.
- The university's routing guidance flags this item as lacking a direct Scottsdale connection, limiting its local relevance for Signal readers.
Arizona State University ranked second among public universities for GI Bill student enrollment, the university announced June 30.
Navy veteran David Faustino Hernandez, who served six years on active duty and is currently in the Naval Reserve, was quoted in the release. "Arizona State University is not just a school for veterans but is driven by veterans," Hernandez said.
ASU's broader national rankings profile is tracked by outlets including U.S. News & World Report and Times Higher Education.
The university's own editorial routing guidance notes that ASU items without a direct Scottsdale connection, such as a SkySong campus tie or a named Scottsdale partnership, are candidates for wire briefs rather than full features. No Scottsdale-specific angle is identified in the source material.
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- news.asu.edu retrieved 30/06/2026 18:01
- usnews.com retrieved 30/06/2026 18:01
- timeshighereducation.com retrieved 30/06/2026 18:01
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