the National Defense Education Program (NDEP) has been reduced in this year's budget request so that there will be approximately 50 fewer graduating students in the SMART program per year that will be available for employment at DOD laboratories.
Shaheen questions the budget cut affecting the number of graduates for DOD labs.
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