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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
Entering college means sometimes having to take courses that don’t directly relate to your major..or sometimes not at all.The dreaded general education courses that stifle
Looking for the BAH Calculator? As a Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33) recipient, you are entitled to a tuition and fee payment that is paid
The glorious Post 9-11 GI Bill: To its credit, it has helped over a million veterans pursue their passions with more than $30 billion of
The numbers are in. The Student Veterans of America reports that student veterans are on par with civilian students in successfully completing a post-secondary degree
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There is a lot to consider when applying to college as a veteran. Colleges vary in size, location, curriculum, and housing. Applying as a veteran
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If your first step after transitioning out of the military is to attend college, you could be wondering what to expect. Don’t worry-we’ve got the
One of the most positive aspects of the Post 9/11 GI Bill is the ease of use. Particularly for those veterans interested in graduate school.