Getting Your Degree Archive
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Step 1: Choose Your Career Path Wisely
Military.com
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.
3 Hot Careers in a Down Economy
Military.com | Feb 08, 2010
If you are like most servicemembers and military veterans, you are hoping to land a civilian job that will be challenging and maximize your skills and experience. Fortunately many employers are ready to offer you that opportunity. But in today's competitive job market having a degree or professional certificate is no longer a luxury - it's a necessity.
Five Resume Mistakes You Should Avoid
Florida Tech | Feb 09, 2010
The last thing that you want is for an employer to think you are not qualified for the job you are applying for. Ensure that your resume gets the attention it deserves by making sure you avoid these top five mistakes.
Student Veterans of America: A Needed Resource
Military.com | Nov 30, 2011
Student Veterans of America (SVA) is assisting veterans, servicemembers, and their families in getting college degrees.
The Difference Between Online and For-Profit
Military.com | Oct 03, 2011
It is popular today to join in the lively discussion on for-profit education and the military. It is common for people to erroneously use the terms ‘for profit’, ‘distance learning’ and ‘online’ as synonyms.
Step 3: Find the Right School
Military.com | Apr 03, 2006
Once you have chosen the degree that matches your career goals, your next step is to shop around for the school that offers you the best opportunity.
eArmyU Moving to GoArmyEd
Army.mil/News | Aug 17, 2011
In the past 10 years, online computer technology has grown exponentially to a point where eArmyU officials said they will culminate their program March 31, 2012.
Sailors Earn Degrees at Sea
Navy News | Aug 16, 2011
Sailors on approximately 85 ships underway Aug. 4 are finding time to take college courses through Navy College Program for Afloat College Education (NCPACE).
Marine Corps Partners with Columbia University
Military.com | Aug 03, 2011
Columbia University recently announced that eligible Marines planning to exit the U.S. Marine Corps will for the first time have formalized, national program to access a top-tier undergraduate education.
5 Hot Careers
Military.com | Jan 25, 2008
In today's knowledge-driven economy and competitve job market, the more you know the more you're worth.
More Pay and More Jobs
Military.com | Jan 30, 2008
Two big reasons to get your degree in Computer and Information Systems (CIS) Management.
The Best Jobs in America
Military.com | Jun 26, 2006
Most job seekers want a job that will challenge them and maximize their skills and experience. And, many employers are ready to offer qualified job seekers that opportunity.
3 Reasons to Get Your Associate Degree
Military.com | Aug 16, 2006
No matter your long-term goal, going for an associates now can be a great first step. Besides earning your associate degree first gives you a sense of accomplishment and a diploma to hang while you continue toward earning your bachelor's degree.
3 Ways to Get Your Degree Faster and Cheaper
Military.com | Feb 20, 2008
There is no way to avoid the hard work and dedication it takes to earn a college degree, but there are 3 ways to help save time and money while you do it.
Going For The Gold in Education
Military.com | Aug 20, 2008
The Olympic games are an example of how commitment, hard work, and strong support can help anyone bring home the gold.
Thousands Graduate, Serve as Inspriration
Army.mil/News | May 24, 2011
Thousands celebrate as more than 1,100 from across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East earn their degrees and more than 7,000 graduates were recognized worlwide.
The Fear and Motivation Factors
Military.com | Apr 11, 2006
The thought of taking on any large commitment, like achieving your educational goals, can be intimidating. The following will help you turn fear into motivation.
Sailors with Degrees Advance Faster
Navy News | Mar 16, 2011
According to the Navy Advancement Center data on the September 2009 through September 2010 advancement cycles for E4/5/6, Sailors with a college degree advanced at a rate that was higher than their counterparts without a degree.
Know Your Education Benefits
Military.com | Feb 07, 2010
Education is one of the greatest benefits of serving in the Armed Forces. As a servicemember, veteran, or family member, you have special opportunities that can help provide money for school, support, and ways to save both time and money.
Navy GEV Funds Grad School
Navy News | Mar 03, 2010
Navy unrestricted line (URL) officers can apply to receive funding for Navy-relevant graduate education under the 2010 Graduate Education Voucher (GEV) program.
The GI Bill can provide up to $52,500 for school. Request info from schools with VA approved education programs today.
Important Note: You should confirm with schools whether programs and policies meet your specific requirements.
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