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Lawmakers: Vets’ ed benefit costs too much
Texas policymakers must re-evaluate whether the state can afford to pay for veterans’ education costs beyond the GI Bill.
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Purdue may try alternative student loan
The president of Purdue University proposes allowing students to find investors to finance their degrees.
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Post-9/11 vets caucus to focus on wars’ aftermath
31 members of the House and Senate served in the military during the post-Sept. 11 era.
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Tanker-historian-gamer has the perfect civilian job
Guardsman doubles as Wargaming.net’s “The Chieftain.”
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Program to teach troops civilian skills before transition
Organizers said the pilot will pair military-learned skills and experiences with civilian training and certifications.
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E-learning advice from 4 troops who are making it work
Don’t be lulled by the convenience of online learning. Just because it’s convenient doesn’t mean it’s easy.
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22 rear admirals nominated for a second star
The president has nominated 22 rear admirals (lower half) for appointment to the rank of rear admiral and a second star.
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Obama adjusts rules on federal student loan servicers
The new steps seek to tilt the student lending process more toward the student, focusing on graduates struggling to make monthly payments.
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La. bills would help vets earn college degrees
A Louisiana bill would require public colleges in the state to accept veterans’ course credit from accredited schools that have DoD contracts to offer classes through military bases.
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Historically black colleges struggle to survive
While decades of leadership strife have contributed to a fiscal crisis at South Carolina State University, it is certainly not alone among historically black colleges nationwide struggling to survive amid sharp drops in enrollment and revenue. Advocates say their collective future may rest on alumni stepping up their giving.
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Lawmakers: Vets’ ed benefit costs too much
Texas policymakers must re-evaluate whether the state can afford to pay for veterans’ education costs beyond the GI Bill.
-
Purdue may try alternative student loan
The president of Purdue University proposes allowing students to find investors to finance their degrees.
-
Post-9/11 vets caucus to focus on wars’ aftermath
31 members of the House and Senate served in the military during the post-Sept. 11 era.
-
Tanker-historian-gamer has the perfect civilian job
Guardsman doubles as Wargaming.net’s “The Chieftain.”
-
Program to teach troops civilian skills before transition
Organizers said the pilot will pair military-learned skills and experiences with civilian training and certifications.
-
E-learning advice from 4 troops who are making it work
Don’t be lulled by the convenience of online learning. Just because it’s convenient doesn’t mean it’s easy.
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22 rear admirals nominated for a second star
The president has nominated 22 rear admirals (lower half) for appointment to the rank of rear admiral and a second star.
-
Obama adjusts rules on federal student loan servicers
The new steps seek to tilt the student lending process more toward the student, focusing on graduates struggling to make monthly payments.
-
La. bills would help vets earn college degrees
A Louisiana bill would require public colleges in the state to accept veterans’ course credit from accredited schools that have DoD contracts to offer classes through military bases.
-
Historically black colleges struggle to survive
While decades of leadership strife have contributed to a fiscal crisis at South Carolina State University, it is certainly not alone among historically black colleges nationwide struggling to survive amid sharp drops in enrollment and revenue. Advocates say their collective future may rest on alumni stepping up their giving.
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Lawmakers: Vets’ ed benefit costs too much
Texas policymakers must re-evaluate whether the state can afford to pay for veterans’ education costs beyond the GI Bill.
-
Purdue may try alternative student loan
The president of Purdue University proposes allowing students to find investors to finance their degrees.
-
Post-9/11 vets caucus to focus on wars’ aftermath
31 members of the House and Senate served in the military during the post-Sept. 11 era.
-
Tanker-historian-gamer has the perfect civilian job
Guardsman doubles as Wargaming.net’s “The Chieftain.”
-
Program to teach troops civilian skills before transition
Organizers said the pilot will pair military-learned skills and experiences with civilian training and certifications.
-
E-learning advice from 4 troops who are making it work
Don’t be lulled by the convenience of online learning. Just because it’s convenient doesn’t mean it’s easy.
-
22 rear admirals nominated for a second star
The president has nominated 22 rear admirals (lower half) for appointment to the rank of rear admiral and a second star.
-
Obama adjusts rules on federal student loan servicers
The new steps seek to tilt the student lending process more toward the student, focusing on graduates struggling to make monthly payments.
-
La. bills would help vets earn college degrees
A Louisiana bill would require public colleges in the state to accept veterans’ course credit from accredited schools that have DoD contracts to offer classes through military bases.
-
Historically black colleges struggle to survive
While decades of leadership strife have contributed to a fiscal crisis at South Carolina State University, it is certainly not alone among historically black colleges nationwide struggling to survive amid sharp drops in enrollment and revenue. Advocates say their collective future may rest on alumni stepping up their giving.
