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Cal State gets record number of applications for 2016 term
The California State University system has seen a nearly 5 percent increase in the number of students applying for the fall 2016 term.
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On-campus food pantry to feed needy students
A growing number of colleges and universities have opened food pantries in recent years.
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Marine re-enlistment opportunities expand in 2016
Marine manpower planners aim to ensure the right number of Marines are in each military occupational specialty and grade.
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Families on the GI Bill: 5 ways you’re making it work
Two Army vets who are full-time students give five tips for integrating family life with their busy academic schedules.
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More federal loan debt forgiven for Corinthian students
The government is erasing the loan debt of more than 7,000 former students of the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges.
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University of Mary offers concentration in cybersecurity
The University of Mary in Bismark, North Dakota, is offering a bachelor’s degree in computer science with a concentration in cybersecurity.
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Credit for medics: Which colleges are giving it a shot
Hundreds of student veterans are working their way through accelerated programs for corpsmen or medics to become registered nurses.
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Vroom in the classroom: Get ahead in the auto industry
Trucks and trains may move the bulk of our goods, but for many service members hanging up their uniforms, the idea of a “transportation” sector hearkens back to that first set of wheels.
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Colleges aren’t reacting to student vets’ needs, report says
New research argues that traditional 4-year colleges aren’t doing enough outreach and support to attract veterans.
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Go mustang: Marines face best odds at making officer in years
Marine Corps Recruiting Command is on the hunt for enlisted troops to take their experience to the officer corps. While the available slots for mustangs were on the decline during the drawdown, enlisted-to-officer programs are ramping back up.
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Cal State gets record number of applications for 2016 term
The California State University system has seen a nearly 5 percent increase in the number of students applying for the fall 2016 term.
-
On-campus food pantry to feed needy students
A growing number of colleges and universities have opened food pantries in recent years.
-
Marine re-enlistment opportunities expand in 2016
Marine manpower planners aim to ensure the right number of Marines are in each military occupational specialty and grade.
-
Families on the GI Bill: 5 ways you’re making it work
Two Army vets who are full-time students give five tips for integrating family life with their busy academic schedules.
-
More federal loan debt forgiven for Corinthian students
The government is erasing the loan debt of more than 7,000 former students of the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges.
-
University of Mary offers concentration in cybersecurity
The University of Mary in Bismark, North Dakota, is offering a bachelor’s degree in computer science with a concentration in cybersecurity.
-
Credit for medics: Which colleges are giving it a shot
Hundreds of student veterans are working their way through accelerated programs for corpsmen or medics to become registered nurses.
-
Vroom in the classroom: Get ahead in the auto industry
Trucks and trains may move the bulk of our goods, but for many service members hanging up their uniforms, the idea of a “transportation” sector hearkens back to that first set of wheels.
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Colleges aren’t reacting to student vets’ needs, report says
New research argues that traditional 4-year colleges aren’t doing enough outreach and support to attract veterans.
-
Go mustang: Marines face best odds at making officer in years
Marine Corps Recruiting Command is on the hunt for enlisted troops to take their experience to the officer corps. While the available slots for mustangs were on the decline during the drawdown, enlisted-to-officer programs are ramping back up.
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Cal State gets record number of applications for 2016 term
The California State University system has seen a nearly 5 percent increase in the number of students applying for the fall 2016 term.
-
On-campus food pantry to feed needy students
A growing number of colleges and universities have opened food pantries in recent years.
-
Marine re-enlistment opportunities expand in 2016
Marine manpower planners aim to ensure the right number of Marines are in each military occupational specialty and grade.
-
Families on the GI Bill: 5 ways you’re making it work
Two Army vets who are full-time students give five tips for integrating family life with their busy academic schedules.
-
More federal loan debt forgiven for Corinthian students
The government is erasing the loan debt of more than 7,000 former students of the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges.
-
University of Mary offers concentration in cybersecurity
The University of Mary in Bismark, North Dakota, is offering a bachelor’s degree in computer science with a concentration in cybersecurity.
-
Credit for medics: Which colleges are giving it a shot
Hundreds of student veterans are working their way through accelerated programs for corpsmen or medics to become registered nurses.
-
Vroom in the classroom: Get ahead in the auto industry
Trucks and trains may move the bulk of our goods, but for many service members hanging up their uniforms, the idea of a “transportation” sector hearkens back to that first set of wheels.
-
Colleges aren’t reacting to student vets’ needs, report says
New research argues that traditional 4-year colleges aren’t doing enough outreach and support to attract veterans.
-
Go mustang: Marines face best odds at making officer in years
Marine Corps Recruiting Command is on the hunt for enlisted troops to take their experience to the officer corps. While the available slots for mustangs were on the decline during the drawdown, enlisted-to-officer programs are ramping back up.
