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CLEP Exams

CLEP exams let individuals demonstrate mastery of introductory college-level subjects.

Going Back to School

The first day of school. Sweaty palms. Many unknowns. One thing for sure. This is different than reporting for duty as you have done countless times in your military career.

On-campus, Online or Independent Study?

Educational institutions are bending over backwards to accommodate the schedules of today’s students.

Trade Schools

Trade schools can unlock the door to success in the civilian marketplace, particularly for those interested in the transportation industries.

Military Education Benefits

Navigating the many military education reimbursement programs can be an adventure, but these military education experts tell you how to get your money.

Education Aid for Military Families

Many military education programs assist spouses and children with their college tuition. In addition to traditional college funding, military families can take advantage of funding programs designed just for them. Here are programs and tips that can help your family get an education for the right price.

The Master Benefit

Employees with a master’s degree earn up to $21,000 per year more than those with a bachelor’s.

Other Financing Options

The Post-9/11 GI Bill will help pay for your college degree. In fact, for some it will cover the entire cost. But the new GI Bill may not be the answer to all of your college needs.

Happy Holidays, Veterans

Congress approves upgrades to Post-9/11 GI Bill.

Associate Degrees

It’s important to know your goals, your school and your desired career before committing to a course program. These three components are integral to your long-term career strategy.

Executive VS Full Time MBA

Across the country, ex-servicemen and women are making the leap back into the classroom and finding that the payoff is worthwhile, despite the risks of taking two years off work.

California Cracks Down

Law requires private and career colleges to provide a School Performance Fact Sheet to potential students.

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