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Colleges aren’t reacting to student vets’ needs, report says
New research argues that traditional 4-year colleges aren’t doing enough outreach and support to attract veterans.
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Fall 2015 advancement quotas coming soon
Thanksgiving is edging closer and with it, fall advancement season.
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Report: GI Bill on-the-job training benefit not being used
Very few veterans are using benefits added to the GI Bill in 2011 that offer living stipends to nonstudents who seek on-the-job training or apprenticeships, according to a new government report.
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Nukes and submariners get seven new ratings
For 18,395 nuclear power and submarine sailors, the Navy has created seven new service ratings.
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Find hidden credits in your Joint Services Transcript
A prior learning specialist helped a former soldier apply the credits he had earned from multiple colleges.
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5 tips for college: When to say ‘no’ to military credits
Research on retention in higher education clearly shows a direct relationship between admission or enrollment standards and retention.
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Uber and Lyft to offer free rides to veterans for job interviews
The ride sharing services will give free transportation to veterans who have trouble getting to work or job fairs.
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Tuition Assistance outlook: Strict repayment rules, Navy College overhaul
Sailors are eligible for full payment of up to 16 credits a year via TA as long as they meet the requirements.
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Navy seeks officers to serve abroad as naval attachés
The FAO community is adding about 50 positions to serve as naval attaches and security experts overseas.
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Mustang officers in Info Dominance Corps to get new designators
Warrants and limited duty officers in the Information Dominance Corps are getting new designators.
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Colleges aren’t reacting to student vets’ needs, report says
New research argues that traditional 4-year colleges aren’t doing enough outreach and support to attract veterans.
-
Fall 2015 advancement quotas coming soon
Thanksgiving is edging closer and with it, fall advancement season.
-
Report: GI Bill on-the-job training benefit not being used
Very few veterans are using benefits added to the GI Bill in 2011 that offer living stipends to nonstudents who seek on-the-job training or apprenticeships, according to a new government report.
-
Nukes and submariners get seven new ratings
For 18,395 nuclear power and submarine sailors, the Navy has created seven new service ratings.
-
Find hidden credits in your Joint Services Transcript
A prior learning specialist helped a former soldier apply the credits he had earned from multiple colleges.
-
5 tips for college: When to say ‘no’ to military credits
Research on retention in higher education clearly shows a direct relationship between admission or enrollment standards and retention.
-
Uber and Lyft to offer free rides to veterans for job interviews
The ride sharing services will give free transportation to veterans who have trouble getting to work or job fairs.
-
Tuition Assistance outlook: Strict repayment rules, Navy College overhaul
Sailors are eligible for full payment of up to 16 credits a year via TA as long as they meet the requirements.
-
Navy seeks officers to serve abroad as naval attachés
The FAO community is adding about 50 positions to serve as naval attaches and security experts overseas.
-
Mustang officers in Info Dominance Corps to get new designators
Warrants and limited duty officers in the Information Dominance Corps are getting new designators.
-
Colleges aren’t reacting to student vets’ needs, report says
New research argues that traditional 4-year colleges aren’t doing enough outreach and support to attract veterans.
-
Fall 2015 advancement quotas coming soon
Thanksgiving is edging closer and with it, fall advancement season.
-
Report: GI Bill on-the-job training benefit not being used
Very few veterans are using benefits added to the GI Bill in 2011 that offer living stipends to nonstudents who seek on-the-job training or apprenticeships, according to a new government report.
-
Nukes and submariners get seven new ratings
For 18,395 nuclear power and submarine sailors, the Navy has created seven new service ratings.
-
Find hidden credits in your Joint Services Transcript
A prior learning specialist helped a former soldier apply the credits he had earned from multiple colleges.
-
5 tips for college: When to say ‘no’ to military credits
Research on retention in higher education clearly shows a direct relationship between admission or enrollment standards and retention.
-
Uber and Lyft to offer free rides to veterans for job interviews
The ride sharing services will give free transportation to veterans who have trouble getting to work or job fairs.
-
Tuition Assistance outlook: Strict repayment rules, Navy College overhaul
Sailors are eligible for full payment of up to 16 credits a year via TA as long as they meet the requirements.
-
Navy seeks officers to serve abroad as naval attachés
The FAO community is adding about 50 positions to serve as naval attaches and security experts overseas.
-
Mustang officers in Info Dominance Corps to get new designators
Warrants and limited duty officers in the Information Dominance Corps are getting new designators.
