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Vision for a new VFW: The story of Denver’s Post 1
The first VFW post in the country is also in the vanguard of a radical rethinking of the organization.
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Online learning innovations at 2 universities
Two new online learning programs are hoping to recruit students who began college careers but didn’t finish a degree.
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More vets in farming is college’s goal
West Virginia University is part of a statewide effort to bring more veterans into farming or a related agribusiness.
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Most popular colleges for TA & GI Bill — latest trends
The number of service members using the tuition assistance benefit, generally intended for those on active duty, appears to have plunged 16 percent.
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Methodology: Most popular TA & GI Bill colleges, fiscal 2014
The Post-9/11 GI Bill comparisons show the colleges and universities most attended by current and former service members and eligible dependents using the Post-9/11 GI Bill in fiscal 2014 as well as total use of the benefit across all schools.
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Gates Foundation seeks to ease financial aid form
The Gates Foundation has taken aim at the form as part of its strategy to make college more accessible to low-income students.
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Career strategy: Making life easier for road warriors
Those who have done it know that a few simple tricks can make a travel job a lot easier, and maybe even a lot more fun.
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Tracking military kids’ performance in school
A provision for a military child data identifier was included in a bill that passed the House.
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NSTC boss calls tablets for recruits the right move
Rear Adm. Rich Brown has had a busy year at NSTC, issuing tablets to recruits, handling a PFA cheating scandal and more.
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Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
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Vision for a new VFW: The story of Denver’s Post 1
The first VFW post in the country is also in the vanguard of a radical rethinking of the organization.
-
Online learning innovations at 2 universities
Two new online learning programs are hoping to recruit students who began college careers but didn’t finish a degree.
-
More vets in farming is college’s goal
West Virginia University is part of a statewide effort to bring more veterans into farming or a related agribusiness.
-
Most popular colleges for TA & GI Bill — latest trends
The number of service members using the tuition assistance benefit, generally intended for those on active duty, appears to have plunged 16 percent.
-
Methodology: Most popular TA & GI Bill colleges, fiscal 2014
The Post-9/11 GI Bill comparisons show the colleges and universities most attended by current and former service members and eligible dependents using the Post-9/11 GI Bill in fiscal 2014 as well as total use of the benefit across all schools.
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Gates Foundation seeks to ease financial aid form
The Gates Foundation has taken aim at the form as part of its strategy to make college more accessible to low-income students.
-
Career strategy: Making life easier for road warriors
Those who have done it know that a few simple tricks can make a travel job a lot easier, and maybe even a lot more fun.
-
Tracking military kids’ performance in school
A provision for a military child data identifier was included in a bill that passed the House.
-
NSTC boss calls tablets for recruits the right move
Rear Adm. Rich Brown has had a busy year at NSTC, issuing tablets to recruits, handling a PFA cheating scandal and more.
-
Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
-
Vision for a new VFW: The story of Denver’s Post 1
The first VFW post in the country is also in the vanguard of a radical rethinking of the organization.
-
Online learning innovations at 2 universities
Two new online learning programs are hoping to recruit students who began college careers but didn’t finish a degree.
-
More vets in farming is college’s goal
West Virginia University is part of a statewide effort to bring more veterans into farming or a related agribusiness.
-
Most popular colleges for TA & GI Bill — latest trends
The number of service members using the tuition assistance benefit, generally intended for those on active duty, appears to have plunged 16 percent.
-
Methodology: Most popular TA & GI Bill colleges, fiscal 2014
The Post-9/11 GI Bill comparisons show the colleges and universities most attended by current and former service members and eligible dependents using the Post-9/11 GI Bill in fiscal 2014 as well as total use of the benefit across all schools.
-
Gates Foundation seeks to ease financial aid form
The Gates Foundation has taken aim at the form as part of its strategy to make college more accessible to low-income students.
-
Career strategy: Making life easier for road warriors
Those who have done it know that a few simple tricks can make a travel job a lot easier, and maybe even a lot more fun.
-
Tracking military kids’ performance in school
A provision for a military child data identifier was included in a bill that passed the House.
-
NSTC boss calls tablets for recruits the right move
Rear Adm. Rich Brown has had a busy year at NSTC, issuing tablets to recruits, handling a PFA cheating scandal and more.
-
Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.



