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The Servicemen’s Readjustment Act or GI Bill provides educational assistance to service members, veterans, and their dependents.
Yellow Ribbon Programs of the 20 Best Colleges for Veterans
Many universities partner with the Department of Veterans Affairs to make education more accessible to veterans. A school’s Yellow Ribbon program can provide vets with financial and community support beyond basic GI Bill benefits.
US News and World Report Announces 20 Best Colleges for Veterans
Schools on the list had to meet four criteria: accepting the GI Bill, participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program, a veteran or active duty service member student population of at least 20 students, and be in the top half of the Best Colleges rankings.
6 Considerations Before Choosing an On-Campus or Online School
Online schools offer flexibility for veterans juggling school with their jobs and families. But on-campus schools provide better networking and higher GI Bill benefits. Here are points to consider to decide which is right for you.
The 5 Ws of a Successful Military Transition
Answering the 5 Ws before you separate from service is a critical part of your military transition. Here’s where to start and how to get there.
Are the Non-Mandatory Aspects of the Military Transition Assistance Program Worth It?
In addition to the required aspects, there is a non-mandatory part of TAP which mainly consists of optional “tracks” that service members can take as an extended part of their TAP training.
Conserve GI Bill Benefits with this New Tuition Assistance Change
It is no secret that using Tuition Assistance (TA) while serving in the military is a great way to conserve GI Bill benefits. But currently only about 20% of servicemembers use TA.
The Non-Traditional Way to Use Your GI Bill
When talking about using the GI Bill after getting out, most veterans’ first thought goes to attending a college or university to get a four-year bachelor’s degree. However, we know that going the college route is not for everyone.
How to Choose a Graduate Degree Program
When students decide to go to graduate school, they are faced making choices in several different areas, like degree type, school choice and paying for school.
With the Post 9/11 GI Bill, Which Type of School Is Financially Right for You?
If using the Post 9/11 GI Bill, and all the factors to consider, it can be difficult to figure out which type of school will be right for you – public or private.
How to Choose a Degree and School After the Military
You have identified two of the three choices you need to make after the military: career and degree. The only one left is choosing a school that offers the degree you need.
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