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Administrator credits West Point experience
Laura Vidler says the 12 years she spent teaching Spanish to cadets helped her acquire leadership skills instilled by the academy.
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Corinthian to close 28 campuses
The company said it was working with other schools to help students continue their education.
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BYOB: It’s brew your own beer at colleges
A small but growing number of colleges are instructing students how to produce high-quality craft beers.
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Corps announces 2017 Marine officer selection boards
The Marine Corps recently announced its fiscal 2017 officer selection board schedule for active duty and Reserve Marines.
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Bill would waive tuition for guardsmen
Members of the Maine National Guard would receive a 100 percent tuition waiver under legislation being considered this session.
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‘Veterans seal of approval’ for colleges
The measure would create a “Governor’s Military and Veteran Friendly Campus” designation for schools.
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Enlisted jobs rank among worst in new career report
If you’re an enlisted service member, a new career report says you’ve got one of the very worst jobs on the planet.
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U.S. to fine Heald College for false claims
The U.S. Education Department alleges that Heald had shown a pattern of falsifying post-graduation employment data.
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Want to fly? Tips for using the GI Bill to train
Military students and instructors tell us what they’ve learned
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College to roll out video game design degree
Morningside will offer a 56-credit program that walks students through game design, animation and programming while reinforcing mathematics and physics lessons.
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Administrator credits West Point experience
Laura Vidler says the 12 years she spent teaching Spanish to cadets helped her acquire leadership skills instilled by the academy.
-
Corinthian to close 28 campuses
The company said it was working with other schools to help students continue their education.
-
BYOB: It’s brew your own beer at colleges
A small but growing number of colleges are instructing students how to produce high-quality craft beers.
-
Corps announces 2017 Marine officer selection boards
The Marine Corps recently announced its fiscal 2017 officer selection board schedule for active duty and Reserve Marines.
-
Bill would waive tuition for guardsmen
Members of the Maine National Guard would receive a 100 percent tuition waiver under legislation being considered this session.
-
‘Veterans seal of approval’ for colleges
The measure would create a “Governor’s Military and Veteran Friendly Campus” designation for schools.
-
Enlisted jobs rank among worst in new career report
If you’re an enlisted service member, a new career report says you’ve got one of the very worst jobs on the planet.
-
U.S. to fine Heald College for false claims
The U.S. Education Department alleges that Heald had shown a pattern of falsifying post-graduation employment data.
-
Want to fly? Tips for using the GI Bill to train
Military students and instructors tell us what they’ve learned
-
College to roll out video game design degree
Morningside will offer a 56-credit program that walks students through game design, animation and programming while reinforcing mathematics and physics lessons.
-
Administrator credits West Point experience
Laura Vidler says the 12 years she spent teaching Spanish to cadets helped her acquire leadership skills instilled by the academy.
-
Corinthian to close 28 campuses
The company said it was working with other schools to help students continue their education.
-
BYOB: It’s brew your own beer at colleges
A small but growing number of colleges are instructing students how to produce high-quality craft beers.
-
Corps announces 2017 Marine officer selection boards
The Marine Corps recently announced its fiscal 2017 officer selection board schedule for active duty and Reserve Marines.
-
Bill would waive tuition for guardsmen
Members of the Maine National Guard would receive a 100 percent tuition waiver under legislation being considered this session.
-
‘Veterans seal of approval’ for colleges
The measure would create a “Governor’s Military and Veteran Friendly Campus” designation for schools.
-
Enlisted jobs rank among worst in new career report
If you’re an enlisted service member, a new career report says you’ve got one of the very worst jobs on the planet.
-
U.S. to fine Heald College for false claims
The U.S. Education Department alleges that Heald had shown a pattern of falsifying post-graduation employment data.
-
Want to fly? Tips for using the GI Bill to train
Military students and instructors tell us what they’ve learned
-
College to roll out video game design degree
Morningside will offer a 56-credit program that walks students through game design, animation and programming while reinforcing mathematics and physics lessons.
