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100K Jobs Mission aims to hire 1 million vets instead
The coalition of companies will rename itself the Veterans Jobs Mission and set higher hiring goals.
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Free graduate school for Navy’s top junior officers
If you’re a star lieutenant, brace yourself. You might be getting tapped for free graduate school soon.
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White House looks to new rules to curb student debt
The Education Department will place limits on colleges’ use of debit cards to distribute benefits to students.
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College plans veterans resource center
The downtown campus renovation project will expand the college’s already robust offerings for veterans, its president said.
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Job fairs for service members, vets being held nationwide this fall
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members and veteransGo to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up.
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Senators blast Pentagon action on University of Phoenix
Three senators criticized the Pentagon’s sanctioning of the school, suggesting it’s politically motivated.
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We will Rock U: Rock college takes root in NY
A planned new school will allow young musicians, producers and arrangers to mingle with each other as they learn the business.
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Pentagon hits University of Phoenix with probation
The Defense Department has taken action against the for-profit University of Phoenix, one of the most popular schools for military and veteran students nationwide.
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MIT’s free online classes can now lead to degree
Students will be able to take a semester of free online courses and then, if they pay a fee of about $1,500 and pass an exam, they will earn a “MicroMaster’s” degree.
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Student debt squeezing parents and kids at same time
A college degree practically stamped Andres Aguirre’s ticket to the middle class. Yet at age 40, he’s still paying the price of admission.
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100K Jobs Mission aims to hire 1 million vets instead
The coalition of companies will rename itself the Veterans Jobs Mission and set higher hiring goals.
-
Free graduate school for Navy’s top junior officers
If you’re a star lieutenant, brace yourself. You might be getting tapped for free graduate school soon.
-
White House looks to new rules to curb student debt
The Education Department will place limits on colleges’ use of debit cards to distribute benefits to students.
-
College plans veterans resource center
The downtown campus renovation project will expand the college’s already robust offerings for veterans, its president said.
-
Job fairs for service members, vets being held nationwide this fall
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members and veteransGo to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up.
-
Senators blast Pentagon action on University of Phoenix
Three senators criticized the Pentagon’s sanctioning of the school, suggesting it’s politically motivated.
-
We will Rock U: Rock college takes root in NY
A planned new school will allow young musicians, producers and arrangers to mingle with each other as they learn the business.
-
Pentagon hits University of Phoenix with probation
The Defense Department has taken action against the for-profit University of Phoenix, one of the most popular schools for military and veteran students nationwide.
-
MIT’s free online classes can now lead to degree
Students will be able to take a semester of free online courses and then, if they pay a fee of about $1,500 and pass an exam, they will earn a “MicroMaster’s” degree.
-
Student debt squeezing parents and kids at same time
A college degree practically stamped Andres Aguirre’s ticket to the middle class. Yet at age 40, he’s still paying the price of admission.
-
100K Jobs Mission aims to hire 1 million vets instead
The coalition of companies will rename itself the Veterans Jobs Mission and set higher hiring goals.
-
Free graduate school for Navy’s top junior officers
If you’re a star lieutenant, brace yourself. You might be getting tapped for free graduate school soon.
-
White House looks to new rules to curb student debt
The Education Department will place limits on colleges’ use of debit cards to distribute benefits to students.
-
College plans veterans resource center
The downtown campus renovation project will expand the college’s already robust offerings for veterans, its president said.
-
Job fairs for service members, vets being held nationwide this fall
The following are upcoming job fairs for service members and veteransGo to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up.
-
Senators blast Pentagon action on University of Phoenix
Three senators criticized the Pentagon’s sanctioning of the school, suggesting it’s politically motivated.
-
We will Rock U: Rock college takes root in NY
A planned new school will allow young musicians, producers and arrangers to mingle with each other as they learn the business.
-
Pentagon hits University of Phoenix with probation
The Defense Department has taken action against the for-profit University of Phoenix, one of the most popular schools for military and veteran students nationwide.
-
MIT’s free online classes can now lead to degree
Students will be able to take a semester of free online courses and then, if they pay a fee of about $1,500 and pass an exam, they will earn a “MicroMaster’s” degree.
-
Student debt squeezing parents and kids at same time
A college degree practically stamped Andres Aguirre’s ticket to the middle class. Yet at age 40, he’s still paying the price of admission.
