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Free community college plans to get boost
President Obama and Jill Biden will try to put more oomph behind state and local programs that provide what Obama’s been unable to offer nationally.
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Air Force vets transition to student teachers
James Huntley and Gregg Shapiro are not traditional student teachers. Both are veterans of the Air Force, who were stationed at Shaw Air Force Base.
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Purdue students oppose name change for tech college
Some students are telling Purdue University they do not want the name Purdue Polytechnic Institute on their diplomas.
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About 12,000 seek student loan relief
Thousands of students asked the federal government to discharge their college loan debt, asserting that their school either closed or lied to them about job prospects, according to government data.
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College Factual: 10 veteran-friendly aerospace and aeronautical engineering schools
Engineering is a lucrative and growing career field with many different options available.
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Warfighting school offers Marines degrees, advancement
The highly competitive program that is primarily for majors selects just 24 students each year out of as many as 150 applicants and awards those who graduate both a master’s in Operational Studies and the secondary 0505 Marine Air Ground Task Force
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School of rock: Pop music college in Woodstock
An organizer of the original Woodstock concert is behind a venture to establish a pop music college in the same upstate New York town.
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Intel Marines eligible for free degree programs
Enlisted intelligence Marines can complete an undergraduate or graduate degree at the National Intelligence University in Washington, D.C.
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Sergeant Major tackles PME, new career initiatives at symposium
The symposium was the first hosted by Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green, who became the Corps’ top enlisted leader in February, and it included a number of features and events personally added by him.
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DoD plans to send more officers to civilian grad schools
The Pentagon wants to send more officers to earn graduate degrees at top-notch civilian universities, a key piece of personnel reforms that could fundamentally alter the career tracks of senior military leaders.
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Free community college plans to get boost
President Obama and Jill Biden will try to put more oomph behind state and local programs that provide what Obama’s been unable to offer nationally.
-
Air Force vets transition to student teachers
James Huntley and Gregg Shapiro are not traditional student teachers. Both are veterans of the Air Force, who were stationed at Shaw Air Force Base.
-
Purdue students oppose name change for tech college
Some students are telling Purdue University they do not want the name Purdue Polytechnic Institute on their diplomas.
-
About 12,000 seek student loan relief
Thousands of students asked the federal government to discharge their college loan debt, asserting that their school either closed or lied to them about job prospects, according to government data.
-
College Factual: 10 veteran-friendly aerospace and aeronautical engineering schools
Engineering is a lucrative and growing career field with many different options available.
-
Warfighting school offers Marines degrees, advancement
The highly competitive program that is primarily for majors selects just 24 students each year out of as many as 150 applicants and awards those who graduate both a master’s in Operational Studies and the secondary 0505 Marine Air Ground Task Force
-
School of rock: Pop music college in Woodstock
An organizer of the original Woodstock concert is behind a venture to establish a pop music college in the same upstate New York town.
-
Intel Marines eligible for free degree programs
Enlisted intelligence Marines can complete an undergraduate or graduate degree at the National Intelligence University in Washington, D.C.
-
Sergeant Major tackles PME, new career initiatives at symposium
The symposium was the first hosted by Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green, who became the Corps’ top enlisted leader in February, and it included a number of features and events personally added by him.
-
DoD plans to send more officers to civilian grad schools
The Pentagon wants to send more officers to earn graduate degrees at top-notch civilian universities, a key piece of personnel reforms that could fundamentally alter the career tracks of senior military leaders.
-
Free community college plans to get boost
President Obama and Jill Biden will try to put more oomph behind state and local programs that provide what Obama’s been unable to offer nationally.
-
Air Force vets transition to student teachers
James Huntley and Gregg Shapiro are not traditional student teachers. Both are veterans of the Air Force, who were stationed at Shaw Air Force Base.
-
Purdue students oppose name change for tech college
Some students are telling Purdue University they do not want the name Purdue Polytechnic Institute on their diplomas.
-
About 12,000 seek student loan relief
Thousands of students asked the federal government to discharge their college loan debt, asserting that their school either closed or lied to them about job prospects, according to government data.
-
College Factual: 10 veteran-friendly aerospace and aeronautical engineering schools
Engineering is a lucrative and growing career field with many different options available.
-
Warfighting school offers Marines degrees, advancement
The highly competitive program that is primarily for majors selects just 24 students each year out of as many as 150 applicants and awards those who graduate both a master’s in Operational Studies and the secondary 0505 Marine Air Ground Task Force
-
School of rock: Pop music college in Woodstock
An organizer of the original Woodstock concert is behind a venture to establish a pop music college in the same upstate New York town.
-
Intel Marines eligible for free degree programs
Enlisted intelligence Marines can complete an undergraduate or graduate degree at the National Intelligence University in Washington, D.C.
-
Sergeant Major tackles PME, new career initiatives at symposium
The symposium was the first hosted by Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green, who became the Corps’ top enlisted leader in February, and it included a number of features and events personally added by him.
-
DoD plans to send more officers to civilian grad schools
The Pentagon wants to send more officers to earn graduate degrees at top-notch civilian universities, a key piece of personnel reforms that could fundamentally alter the career tracks of senior military leaders.
