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Petty officer lists expected before Memorial Day
Advancement lists for the spring cycle for E-4, E-5 and E-6 are set to be released May 21.
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Report: Vets’ job expectations may be unrealistic
Along with civilian stigma and unfamiliarity of the military, the study found vets often aren’t ready for available jobs.
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School offers vets scholarship for books
Murray State University to help veterans defray costs of textbooks.
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Texas advances bill to cut vets’ ed benefits
The full Texas Senate passed the legislation that excludes vets who haven’t been state residents for eight years.
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Lofty ideas: ‘Balloon class’ introduces space concepts
The balloons carried student payloads from multiple are schools, including Metropolitan State University of Denver.
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Gov. Haley signs in-state tuition bill for vets moving to S.C.
Gov. Nikki Haley has signed into law a bill that gives military veterans in-state tuition at South Carolina colleges and universities as soon as they become residents.
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Post-9/11 vet jobless rate up slightly
Even with the increase, this marks the third consecutive month that the unemployment measure held below 7 percent.
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U of Ill. to launch online MBA program
The University of Illinois will partner with the education technology company Coursera to offer the open online courses.
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Google embeds engineers as professors
Historically black colleges and universities are working with tech firms to diversify their workforces by race and gender.
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Public health degree programs gain popularity
More than half of the colleges of public health in the nation already have added an undergraduate degree to their offerings.
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Petty officer lists expected before Memorial Day
Advancement lists for the spring cycle for E-4, E-5 and E-6 are set to be released May 21.
-
Report: Vets’ job expectations may be unrealistic
Along with civilian stigma and unfamiliarity of the military, the study found vets often aren’t ready for available jobs.
-
School offers vets scholarship for books
Murray State University to help veterans defray costs of textbooks.
-
Texas advances bill to cut vets’ ed benefits
The full Texas Senate passed the legislation that excludes vets who haven’t been state residents for eight years.
-
Lofty ideas: ‘Balloon class’ introduces space concepts
The balloons carried student payloads from multiple are schools, including Metropolitan State University of Denver.
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Gov. Haley signs in-state tuition bill for vets moving to S.C.
Gov. Nikki Haley has signed into law a bill that gives military veterans in-state tuition at South Carolina colleges and universities as soon as they become residents.
-
Post-9/11 vet jobless rate up slightly
Even with the increase, this marks the third consecutive month that the unemployment measure held below 7 percent.
-
U of Ill. to launch online MBA program
The University of Illinois will partner with the education technology company Coursera to offer the open online courses.
-
Google embeds engineers as professors
Historically black colleges and universities are working with tech firms to diversify their workforces by race and gender.
-
Public health degree programs gain popularity
More than half of the colleges of public health in the nation already have added an undergraduate degree to their offerings.
-
Petty officer lists expected before Memorial Day
Advancement lists for the spring cycle for E-4, E-5 and E-6 are set to be released May 21.
-
Report: Vets’ job expectations may be unrealistic
Along with civilian stigma and unfamiliarity of the military, the study found vets often aren’t ready for available jobs.
-
School offers vets scholarship for books
Murray State University to help veterans defray costs of textbooks.
-
Texas advances bill to cut vets’ ed benefits
The full Texas Senate passed the legislation that excludes vets who haven’t been state residents for eight years.
-
Lofty ideas: ‘Balloon class’ introduces space concepts
The balloons carried student payloads from multiple are schools, including Metropolitan State University of Denver.
-
Gov. Haley signs in-state tuition bill for vets moving to S.C.
Gov. Nikki Haley has signed into law a bill that gives military veterans in-state tuition at South Carolina colleges and universities as soon as they become residents.
-
Post-9/11 vet jobless rate up slightly
Even with the increase, this marks the third consecutive month that the unemployment measure held below 7 percent.
-
U of Ill. to launch online MBA program
The University of Illinois will partner with the education technology company Coursera to offer the open online courses.
-
Google embeds engineers as professors
Historically black colleges and universities are working with tech firms to diversify their workforces by race and gender.
-
Public health degree programs gain popularity
More than half of the colleges of public health in the nation already have added an undergraduate degree to their offerings.
