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Future vets may not have to struggle in school thanks to a new online tool to prepare them for college. -
The President's effort to protect veterans from predatory colleges includes a requirement for "Know Before You Owe" documentation. -
DoD announces completion of the extension of Tuition Assistance policy requirement. a.k.a the DoD MOU. -
There are 4,200 accredited, colleges in the U.S. So, how do you know which is best for you? -
Two U.S. Senators sent a letter urging Secretary Shinseki to reconsider the return to the debt recoupment policy.
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Step 1: Choose Your Career Path Wisely
Determining your career goals and interests will keep you from wasting your GI Bill and Tuition Assistance benefits on a degree that doesn't match your career path.
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Senators Move to "Protect" Student-Veterans
On Feb 16, Senators Tom Carper (D-DE) and Tom Harkin (D-IA) introduced legislation, US Senate Bill 2116, the Military and Veterans Education Protection Act, which is intended to improve the current laws regarding educational benefits for our nation's military service members and veterans.
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Getting a high school student ready to apply to college while serving in the armed forces can present its own unique set of challenges.
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