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New class on the business of marijuana
Anne Arundel Community College in Maryland has launched a class exploring business opportunities in the legal marijuana market.
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Texas vets tuition program could turn costly
A federal judge’s ruling could creates the possibility that more and more veterans who enlisted elsewhere could move to Texas to claim free tuition after taking a year to establish residency.
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Troops get preview of civilian jobs
Georgia Tech Savannah’s Veterans Education Training and Transition program is a course that helps active duty soldiers learn how to translate their military skills and values into successful civilian careers.
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Ranks of general officers are diminishing
The Air Force has cut its ranks of general officers by more than 5 percent in recent years.
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Talking cars & veterans jobs at D.C.’s annual auto show
The Washington Auto Show granted free admission to service members and veterans for its Military Tribute Day on Jan. 27.
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Post-9/11 vet unemployment ticks up in January
The unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans ticked up a point in January
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Study: College gap between rich, poor widens
The percentage of students from the lowest-income families earning a bachelor’s degree has inched up just 3 points since 1970, rising from 6 to 9 percent by 2013. Meanwhile, college completion for students from the wealthiest families has risen dramatically, climbing from 44 to 77 percent.
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Budget adds 4,000 active duty airmen in 2016
The Air Force plans to add 4,020 active-duty airmen in fiscal 2016, according to budget documents released Monday.
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Mission Family: Scholarship deadlines for children, spouses
There are many scholarships available for military children and military spouses.
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10 career-critical master’s degrees
Not all master’s degrees are created equal. These 10 are considered most critical in their respective career fields.
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New class on the business of marijuana
Anne Arundel Community College in Maryland has launched a class exploring business opportunities in the legal marijuana market.
-
Texas vets tuition program could turn costly
A federal judge’s ruling could creates the possibility that more and more veterans who enlisted elsewhere could move to Texas to claim free tuition after taking a year to establish residency.
-
Troops get preview of civilian jobs
Georgia Tech Savannah’s Veterans Education Training and Transition program is a course that helps active duty soldiers learn how to translate their military skills and values into successful civilian careers.
-
Ranks of general officers are diminishing
The Air Force has cut its ranks of general officers by more than 5 percent in recent years.
-
Talking cars & veterans jobs at D.C.’s annual auto show
The Washington Auto Show granted free admission to service members and veterans for its Military Tribute Day on Jan. 27.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment ticks up in January
The unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans ticked up a point in January
-
Study: College gap between rich, poor widens
The percentage of students from the lowest-income families earning a bachelor’s degree has inched up just 3 points since 1970, rising from 6 to 9 percent by 2013. Meanwhile, college completion for students from the wealthiest families has risen dramatically, climbing from 44 to 77 percent.
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Budget adds 4,000 active duty airmen in 2016
The Air Force plans to add 4,020 active-duty airmen in fiscal 2016, according to budget documents released Monday.
-
Mission Family: Scholarship deadlines for children, spouses
There are many scholarships available for military children and military spouses.
-
10 career-critical master’s degrees
Not all master’s degrees are created equal. These 10 are considered most critical in their respective career fields.
-
New class on the business of marijuana
Anne Arundel Community College in Maryland has launched a class exploring business opportunities in the legal marijuana market.
-
Texas vets tuition program could turn costly
A federal judge’s ruling could creates the possibility that more and more veterans who enlisted elsewhere could move to Texas to claim free tuition after taking a year to establish residency.
-
Troops get preview of civilian jobs
Georgia Tech Savannah’s Veterans Education Training and Transition program is a course that helps active duty soldiers learn how to translate their military skills and values into successful civilian careers.
-
Ranks of general officers are diminishing
The Air Force has cut its ranks of general officers by more than 5 percent in recent years.
-
Talking cars & veterans jobs at D.C.’s annual auto show
The Washington Auto Show granted free admission to service members and veterans for its Military Tribute Day on Jan. 27.
-
Post-9/11 vet unemployment ticks up in January
The unemployment rate for the latest generation of veterans ticked up a point in January
-
Study: College gap between rich, poor widens
The percentage of students from the lowest-income families earning a bachelor’s degree has inched up just 3 points since 1970, rising from 6 to 9 percent by 2013. Meanwhile, college completion for students from the wealthiest families has risen dramatically, climbing from 44 to 77 percent.
-
Budget adds 4,000 active duty airmen in 2016
The Air Force plans to add 4,020 active-duty airmen in fiscal 2016, according to budget documents released Monday.
-
Mission Family: Scholarship deadlines for children, spouses
There are many scholarships available for military children and military spouses.
-
10 career-critical master’s degrees
Not all master’s degrees are created equal. These 10 are considered most critical in their respective career fields.
