I wasn't referring to how many are at mainline but rather the more zero-hero approach, staying in the same system, financing assistance etc. It was my understanding that the other programs offered more of those benefits. From what I can tell D225 really doesnt offer a student anything other than a named program to be under and some visits to HQ. I may be wrong and if so, apologies but every time I ask someone that has a child in the program what the benefits are, the response is usually, "nothing".