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7 ideas to help student veterans stay social
Between a tough course load and outside commitments, it can be easy to get bogged down in school and let your social life fall by the wayside.
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Strong veteran employment rates continue into 2016
The strong veteran employment numbers charted throughout 2015 continued in the first month of the new year, government data indicate.
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Free leadership training offered to transitioning troops & vets is the same given to top global execs
Two manpower and tech powerhouses are teaming up to provide a free “Leveraging Military Leadership Program”
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DoD reinstates University of Phoenix for military tuition assistance
One of the nation’s largest schools for military tuition assistance is once again eligible to accept new students using that benefit.
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Scholarship opportunities available for military children, spouses
It’s scholarship season for military families, and there are lots of opportunities available for children as well as spouses.
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Vet unemployment sees record year despite December jump
Veterans unemployment measures jumped by more than a full percentage point in December, government data show, but even these higher numbers put the jobless rate peg unemployment at levels that would have been stunningly low just a couple of years ago
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Change in law ends reserve tuition program
But students already in the Reserve Educational Assistance Program will see no disruption.
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Marine promotions: Resident PME becomes requirement for many
Resident PME courses are now required for lance corporals and corporals to advance; sergeants and staff sergeants will soon follow suit.
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Marines’ 2016 tuition assistance program escapes budget ax
The Marine Corps tuition assistance budget for the first quarter of fiscal year 2016 was capped at $7 million, with $6,146,926 spent as of Nov. 6.
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Student vets’ members & CEO on club’s mission & upcoming NatCon
Despite being one of the youngest veterans service organizations, Student Veterans of America is quickly growing into one of the biggest.
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7 ideas to help student veterans stay social
Between a tough course load and outside commitments, it can be easy to get bogged down in school and let your social life fall by the wayside.
-
Strong veteran employment rates continue into 2016
The strong veteran employment numbers charted throughout 2015 continued in the first month of the new year, government data indicate.
-
Free leadership training offered to transitioning troops & vets is the same given to top global execs
Two manpower and tech powerhouses are teaming up to provide a free “Leveraging Military Leadership Program”
-
DoD reinstates University of Phoenix for military tuition assistance
One of the nation’s largest schools for military tuition assistance is once again eligible to accept new students using that benefit.
-
Scholarship opportunities available for military children, spouses
It’s scholarship season for military families, and there are lots of opportunities available for children as well as spouses.
-
Vet unemployment sees record year despite December jump
Veterans unemployment measures jumped by more than a full percentage point in December, government data show, but even these higher numbers put the jobless rate peg unemployment at levels that would have been stunningly low just a couple of years ago
-
Change in law ends reserve tuition program
But students already in the Reserve Educational Assistance Program will see no disruption.
-
Marine promotions: Resident PME becomes requirement for many
Resident PME courses are now required for lance corporals and corporals to advance; sergeants and staff sergeants will soon follow suit.
-
Marines’ 2016 tuition assistance program escapes budget ax
The Marine Corps tuition assistance budget for the first quarter of fiscal year 2016 was capped at $7 million, with $6,146,926 spent as of Nov. 6.
-
Student vets’ members & CEO on club’s mission & upcoming NatCon
Despite being one of the youngest veterans service organizations, Student Veterans of America is quickly growing into one of the biggest.
-
7 ideas to help student veterans stay social
Between a tough course load and outside commitments, it can be easy to get bogged down in school and let your social life fall by the wayside.
-
Strong veteran employment rates continue into 2016
The strong veteran employment numbers charted throughout 2015 continued in the first month of the new year, government data indicate.
-
Free leadership training offered to transitioning troops & vets is the same given to top global execs
Two manpower and tech powerhouses are teaming up to provide a free “Leveraging Military Leadership Program”
-
DoD reinstates University of Phoenix for military tuition assistance
One of the nation’s largest schools for military tuition assistance is once again eligible to accept new students using that benefit.
-
Scholarship opportunities available for military children, spouses
It’s scholarship season for military families, and there are lots of opportunities available for children as well as spouses.
-
Vet unemployment sees record year despite December jump
Veterans unemployment measures jumped by more than a full percentage point in December, government data show, but even these higher numbers put the jobless rate peg unemployment at levels that would have been stunningly low just a couple of years ago
-
Change in law ends reserve tuition program
But students already in the Reserve Educational Assistance Program will see no disruption.
-
Marine promotions: Resident PME becomes requirement for many
Resident PME courses are now required for lance corporals and corporals to advance; sergeants and staff sergeants will soon follow suit.
-
Marines’ 2016 tuition assistance program escapes budget ax
The Marine Corps tuition assistance budget for the first quarter of fiscal year 2016 was capped at $7 million, with $6,146,926 spent as of Nov. 6.
-
Student vets’ members & CEO on club’s mission & upcoming NatCon
Despite being one of the youngest veterans service organizations, Student Veterans of America is quickly growing into one of the biggest.
