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Top nursing programs meet changing industry
Nursing schools aim to teach the most pressing need for today’s nurses and future health care workers: critical thinking.
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Advocates: Vet issues have been tabled in Indiana legislature
Advocates for Indiana’s military veterans say their priorities are being largely ignored in this year’s General Assembly session.
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Post-9/11 veteran unemployment dips
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to 6.7 percent in February, government data show.
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New Marine squad leader MOS offers bonuses, promotions
Seasoned corporals and sergeants in combat arms fields have a shot at being part of a new squad leader program that comes with its own military occupational specialty, a chance at faster promotions, and sizeable re-up bonuses for those who make the cut.
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Aviation program takes flight at college
Ten students, seven of them military veterans, are enrolled in the aviation science program at Klamath Community College.
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Oil prices affect students’ career plans
As oil prices plunge, students reconsider petroleum engineering career paths.
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Maine Gov. LePage pushes for elimination of state military pension tax
Republican Gov. Paul LePage says that eliminating the tax on military pensions is vital to attract veterans to Maine.
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Tenn. bill seeks to benefit military students
The proposal helps students who can’t attend college in the fall semester after completion of high school because of certain military commitments.
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Wyoming school offers online MBA
The new International MBA and an Online Energy Concentration MBA will be offered beginning in the 2015 fall semester.
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Marine vet to conquer Everest despite leg amputation
After being severely wounded in Afghanistan, Marine Corps veteran Charlie Linville plans to summit Mount Everest.
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Top nursing programs meet changing industry
Nursing schools aim to teach the most pressing need for today’s nurses and future health care workers: critical thinking.
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Advocates: Vet issues have been tabled in Indiana legislature
Advocates for Indiana’s military veterans say their priorities are being largely ignored in this year’s General Assembly session.
-
Post-9/11 veteran unemployment dips
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to 6.7 percent in February, government data show.
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New Marine squad leader MOS offers bonuses, promotions
Seasoned corporals and sergeants in combat arms fields have a shot at being part of a new squad leader program that comes with its own military occupational specialty, a chance at faster promotions, and sizeable re-up bonuses for those who make the cut.
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Aviation program takes flight at college
Ten students, seven of them military veterans, are enrolled in the aviation science program at Klamath Community College.
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Oil prices affect students’ career plans
As oil prices plunge, students reconsider petroleum engineering career paths.
-
Maine Gov. LePage pushes for elimination of state military pension tax
Republican Gov. Paul LePage says that eliminating the tax on military pensions is vital to attract veterans to Maine.
-
Tenn. bill seeks to benefit military students
The proposal helps students who can’t attend college in the fall semester after completion of high school because of certain military commitments.
-
Wyoming school offers online MBA
The new International MBA and an Online Energy Concentration MBA will be offered beginning in the 2015 fall semester.
-
Marine vet to conquer Everest despite leg amputation
After being severely wounded in Afghanistan, Marine Corps veteran Charlie Linville plans to summit Mount Everest.
-
Top nursing programs meet changing industry
Nursing schools aim to teach the most pressing need for today’s nurses and future health care workers: critical thinking.
-
Advocates: Vet issues have been tabled in Indiana legislature
Advocates for Indiana’s military veterans say their priorities are being largely ignored in this year’s General Assembly session.
-
Post-9/11 veteran unemployment dips
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to 6.7 percent in February, government data show.
-
New Marine squad leader MOS offers bonuses, promotions
Seasoned corporals and sergeants in combat arms fields have a shot at being part of a new squad leader program that comes with its own military occupational specialty, a chance at faster promotions, and sizeable re-up bonuses for those who make the cut.
-
Aviation program takes flight at college
Ten students, seven of them military veterans, are enrolled in the aviation science program at Klamath Community College.
-
Oil prices affect students’ career plans
As oil prices plunge, students reconsider petroleum engineering career paths.
-
Maine Gov. LePage pushes for elimination of state military pension tax
Republican Gov. Paul LePage says that eliminating the tax on military pensions is vital to attract veterans to Maine.
-
Tenn. bill seeks to benefit military students
The proposal helps students who can’t attend college in the fall semester after completion of high school because of certain military commitments.
-
Wyoming school offers online MBA
The new International MBA and an Online Energy Concentration MBA will be offered beginning in the 2015 fall semester.
-
Marine vet to conquer Everest despite leg amputation
After being severely wounded in Afghanistan, Marine Corps veteran Charlie Linville plans to summit Mount Everest.
