One provision of the VA reform bill Congress passed in July 2014 will benefit recent veterans pursuing a post-military education. The $16.3 billion Veterans Access,
If you have a Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), you probably signed up for it at the start of your military career, and by now are
Study habits can make or break your time in college. Good study habits will lead to a much higher success rate in academics. Luckily these
As veterans we have a unique perspective on college. Most of us do not view it as a mandatory extension of high school, or as
In the military, your schedule is laid out for you and you follow it no questions asked. Going to college after transition can be a
The GI Bill is a great way to cover school costs, but there are some ways to get your textbooks books for even less. Here
[fusion_text] Whether you are still trying to pick a school and have not yet applied, or you are in the final stages of preparing before
Are you heading to college for the first time? Since you’re transitioning from the military, you’re already a pro at being prepared. Here are our
Training in the military is a constant and never-ending cycle and is, in fact, how the military prepares for its ultimate purpose: the defense of
As veterans, we share certain characteristics. Many of them make us better, stronger people. Many of us, however, struggle with social situations. Getting out of
You hear all the time about what you should and shouldn’t do with your resume. Customizing your resume is a great way to show off
The biggest practical question of service members transitioning from the military is “how much money do I need to make to maintain my quality of