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La. bills would help vets earn college degrees
A Louisiana bill would require public colleges in the state to accept veterans’ course credit from accredited schools that have DoD contracts to offer classes through military bases.
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Historically black colleges struggle to survive
While decades of leadership strife have contributed to a fiscal crisis at South Carolina State University, it is certainly not alone among historically black colleges nationwide struggling to survive amid sharp drops in enrollment and revenue. Advocates say their collective future may rest on alumni stepping up their giving.
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California offers $50M carrot for college innovation
California’s governor is offering more funding to colleges that get more students to earn degrees in less time.
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The top 75 Best for Vets: Business Schools 2015
More schools than ever responded to this year’s survey.
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Air Force secretary’s diversity plan will mean quotas, critics say
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James has a sweeping plan to increase opportunities for women, minorities and enlisted airmen.
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Air Force gives new mom three years off
Capt. Shannon Williams is a C-21 pilot, an Air Force Academy graduate, and — as of Feb. 26 — a new mother. And with the help of a new program called the Career Intermission Program, Williams will spend the next three years tending to — and hopefully further expanding — her new family.
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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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Application window for officer education opens Monday
Active-duty officers can apply for intermediate and senior developmental education programs beginning March 9.
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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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La. bills would help vets earn college degrees
A Louisiana bill would require public colleges in the state to accept veterans’ course credit from accredited schools that have DoD contracts to offer classes through military bases.
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Historically black colleges struggle to survive
While decades of leadership strife have contributed to a fiscal crisis at South Carolina State University, it is certainly not alone among historically black colleges nationwide struggling to survive amid sharp drops in enrollment and revenue. Advocates say their collective future may rest on alumni stepping up their giving.
-
California offers $50M carrot for college innovation
California’s governor is offering more funding to colleges that get more students to earn degrees in less time.
-
The top 75 Best for Vets: Business Schools 2015
More schools than ever responded to this year’s survey.
-
Air Force secretary’s diversity plan will mean quotas, critics say
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James has a sweeping plan to increase opportunities for women, minorities and enlisted airmen.
-
Air Force gives new mom three years off
Capt. Shannon Williams is a C-21 pilot, an Air Force Academy graduate, and — as of Feb. 26 — a new mother. And with the help of a new program called the Career Intermission Program, Williams will spend the next three years tending to — and hopefully further expanding — her new family.
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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.
-
Application window for officer education opens Monday
Active-duty officers can apply for intermediate and senior developmental education programs beginning March 9.
-
Post-9/11 veteran unemployment dips
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to 6.7 percent in February, government data show.
-
La. bills would help vets earn college degrees
A Louisiana bill would require public colleges in the state to accept veterans’ course credit from accredited schools that have DoD contracts to offer classes through military bases.
-
Historically black colleges struggle to survive
While decades of leadership strife have contributed to a fiscal crisis at South Carolina State University, it is certainly not alone among historically black colleges nationwide struggling to survive amid sharp drops in enrollment and revenue. Advocates say their collective future may rest on alumni stepping up their giving.
-
California offers $50M carrot for college innovation
California’s governor is offering more funding to colleges that get more students to earn degrees in less time.
-
The top 75 Best for Vets: Business Schools 2015
More schools than ever responded to this year’s survey.
-
Air Force secretary’s diversity plan will mean quotas, critics say
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James has a sweeping plan to increase opportunities for women, minorities and enlisted airmen.
-
Air Force gives new mom three years off
Capt. Shannon Williams is a C-21 pilot, an Air Force Academy graduate, and — as of Feb. 26 — a new mother. And with the help of a new program called the Career Intermission Program, Williams will spend the next three years tending to — and hopefully further expanding — her new family.
-
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.
-
Application window for officer education opens Monday
Active-duty officers can apply for intermediate and senior developmental education programs beginning March 9.
-
Post-9/11 veteran unemployment dips
The unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans dropped to 6.7 percent in February, government data show.
