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Military medical students get combat preview
Military medical school students take to the field to learn leadership, teamwork
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Nursing schools seek cure for educator shortage
A faculty shortage was cited by more than two-thirds of nursing schools responding to a survey as a reason qualified student applicants were rejected.
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Penn State to offer degrees, courses at MCRD San Diego
Pennsylvania State University is bringing degrees in military-related fields to the Corps’ West Coast boot camp.
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Online learning enrollment flattens
Between 2012 and 2013, there was only a 0.5 percent increase in the students who took at least one online class.
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Colleges seek solutions to sex assaults, drinking
Schools try overhauling housing systems, other remedies for stopping “extreme behaviors.”
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Lawmakers: Vets’ ed benefit costs too much
Texas policymakers must re-evaluate whether the state can afford to pay for veterans’ education costs beyond the GI Bill.
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Marine Corps cuts annual training burden
Marines will have to spend less time checking off annual training requirements starting now.
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Purdue may try alternative student loan
The president of Purdue University proposes allowing students to find investors to finance their degrees.
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Post-9/11 vets caucus to focus on wars’ aftermath
31 members of the House and Senate served in the military during the post-Sept. 11 era.
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Marine Corps revises rifle marksmanship training tables
Marine officials announced sweeping plans to redesign the service’s rifle tables — an effort primarily meant to avoid confusion.
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Military medical students get combat preview
Military medical school students take to the field to learn leadership, teamwork
-
Nursing schools seek cure for educator shortage
A faculty shortage was cited by more than two-thirds of nursing schools responding to a survey as a reason qualified student applicants were rejected.
-
Penn State to offer degrees, courses at MCRD San Diego
Pennsylvania State University is bringing degrees in military-related fields to the Corps’ West Coast boot camp.
-
Online learning enrollment flattens
Between 2012 and 2013, there was only a 0.5 percent increase in the students who took at least one online class.
-
Colleges seek solutions to sex assaults, drinking
Schools try overhauling housing systems, other remedies for stopping “extreme behaviors.”
-
Lawmakers: Vets’ ed benefit costs too much
Texas policymakers must re-evaluate whether the state can afford to pay for veterans’ education costs beyond the GI Bill.
-
Marine Corps cuts annual training burden
Marines will have to spend less time checking off annual training requirements starting now.
-
Purdue may try alternative student loan
The president of Purdue University proposes allowing students to find investors to finance their degrees.
-
Post-9/11 vets caucus to focus on wars’ aftermath
31 members of the House and Senate served in the military during the post-Sept. 11 era.
-
Marine Corps revises rifle marksmanship training tables
Marine officials announced sweeping plans to redesign the service’s rifle tables — an effort primarily meant to avoid confusion.
-
Military medical students get combat preview
Military medical school students take to the field to learn leadership, teamwork
-
Nursing schools seek cure for educator shortage
A faculty shortage was cited by more than two-thirds of nursing schools responding to a survey as a reason qualified student applicants were rejected.
-
Penn State to offer degrees, courses at MCRD San Diego
Pennsylvania State University is bringing degrees in military-related fields to the Corps’ West Coast boot camp.
-
Online learning enrollment flattens
Between 2012 and 2013, there was only a 0.5 percent increase in the students who took at least one online class.
-
Colleges seek solutions to sex assaults, drinking
Schools try overhauling housing systems, other remedies for stopping “extreme behaviors.”
-
Lawmakers: Vets’ ed benefit costs too much
Texas policymakers must re-evaluate whether the state can afford to pay for veterans’ education costs beyond the GI Bill.
-
Marine Corps cuts annual training burden
Marines will have to spend less time checking off annual training requirements starting now.
-
Purdue may try alternative student loan
The president of Purdue University proposes allowing students to find investors to finance their degrees.
-
Post-9/11 vets caucus to focus on wars’ aftermath
31 members of the House and Senate served in the military during the post-Sept. 11 era.
-
Marine Corps revises rifle marksmanship training tables
Marine officials announced sweeping plans to redesign the service’s rifle tables — an effort primarily meant to avoid confusion.
