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VA reprimands DeVry University based on federal lawsuit, GI Bill complaints
The VA responded to allegations of deceptive marketing made by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Female Marine to attempt Infantry Officer Course
A female Marine officer is slated to attend the Corps’ grueling Infantry Officer Course soon, Marine officials have confirmed.
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Favorable gunny promotions could be good news for junior Marines
For the second year in a row, enlisted Marines have a good shot at making sergeant, staff sergeant and gunny.
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New tuition assistance portal ranks colleges by soldiers’ interests, Army’s bottom line
The Army has made big changes to its tuition assistance signup system in hopes of getting soldiers to make better choices, but some of the nation’s largest TA schools are raising questions about the overhaul.
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N.H. university offers grads employment ‘guarantee’
A university in Nashua has become the latest from around the country to promise its graduates they will find gainful employment.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment again nears historic low in February
Unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans fell to a near-historic low in February, hitting 4.7 percent.
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Open-source textbooks gain in push for college affordability
Colleges and universities are supporting a move toward toward classroom materials that are more affordable for students.
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Veterans can get free training for cybersecurity jobs
Military veterans who are interested in cybersecurity jobs can receive free training in the field through a special program.
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Pros and cons of graduate school from a veteran’s perspective
While career enhancement may top the list of reasons to look at graduate-level education, it’s not the only reason.
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Military- and veteran-focused job fairs nationwide in February and March
Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up.
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VA reprimands DeVry University based on federal lawsuit, GI Bill complaints
The VA responded to allegations of deceptive marketing made by the Federal Trade Commission.
-
Female Marine to attempt Infantry Officer Course
A female Marine officer is slated to attend the Corps’ grueling Infantry Officer Course soon, Marine officials have confirmed.
-
Favorable gunny promotions could be good news for junior Marines
For the second year in a row, enlisted Marines have a good shot at making sergeant, staff sergeant and gunny.
-
New tuition assistance portal ranks colleges by soldiers’ interests, Army’s bottom line
The Army has made big changes to its tuition assistance signup system in hopes of getting soldiers to make better choices, but some of the nation’s largest TA schools are raising questions about the overhaul.
-
N.H. university offers grads employment ‘guarantee’
A university in Nashua has become the latest from around the country to promise its graduates they will find gainful employment.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment again nears historic low in February
Unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans fell to a near-historic low in February, hitting 4.7 percent.
-
Open-source textbooks gain in push for college affordability
Colleges and universities are supporting a move toward toward classroom materials that are more affordable for students.
-
Veterans can get free training for cybersecurity jobs
Military veterans who are interested in cybersecurity jobs can receive free training in the field through a special program.
-
Pros and cons of graduate school from a veteran’s perspective
While career enhancement may top the list of reasons to look at graduate-level education, it’s not the only reason.
-
Military- and veteran-focused job fairs nationwide in February and March
Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up.
-
VA reprimands DeVry University based on federal lawsuit, GI Bill complaints
The VA responded to allegations of deceptive marketing made by the Federal Trade Commission.
-
Female Marine to attempt Infantry Officer Course
A female Marine officer is slated to attend the Corps’ grueling Infantry Officer Course soon, Marine officials have confirmed.
-
Favorable gunny promotions could be good news for junior Marines
For the second year in a row, enlisted Marines have a good shot at making sergeant, staff sergeant and gunny.
-
New tuition assistance portal ranks colleges by soldiers’ interests, Army’s bottom line
The Army has made big changes to its tuition assistance signup system in hopes of getting soldiers to make better choices, but some of the nation’s largest TA schools are raising questions about the overhaul.
-
N.H. university offers grads employment ‘guarantee’
A university in Nashua has become the latest from around the country to promise its graduates they will find gainful employment.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment again nears historic low in February
Unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans fell to a near-historic low in February, hitting 4.7 percent.
-
Open-source textbooks gain in push for college affordability
Colleges and universities are supporting a move toward toward classroom materials that are more affordable for students.
-
Veterans can get free training for cybersecurity jobs
Military veterans who are interested in cybersecurity jobs can receive free training in the field through a special program.
-
Pros and cons of graduate school from a veteran’s perspective
While career enhancement may top the list of reasons to look at graduate-level education, it’s not the only reason.
-
Military- and veteran-focused job fairs nationwide in February and March
Go to the website for an event before attending to find out whether you should register in advance. In some cases, you’ll be able to see which employers have signed up.
