Since 1944, the GI Bill has helped millions of veterans pay for college, graduate school, and training programs. Under this bill, qualifying veterans and their family members can get money to cover all or some of the costs for school or training. "GI Bill," U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Based on the text, how can enlisting in the military affect an individual's financial plan and future goals? Group of answer choices Enlisting can fund a person's educational goals even if the person is undecided about attending college right after high school. Enlisting ensures that a person is financially set for life, with fully paid retirement and housing as long as the person is on active duty. Enlisting is the same as attending college full-time, with people balancing their job responsibilities with regular class attendance. Enlisting subjects a person to lower-than-market wages and higher- than-market education costs