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Trucking school owner sentenced to four years in prison for GI Bill fraud
The driving school owner collected tuition payments from VA despite not providing classes to dozens of veterans.
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Blazing a trail: How a Black Navy SEAL boosted his success through online learning
Completing a college degree can be a daunting task, but finding a right online program sets up students for success, says the author of this commentary.
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GI Bill protections extended for student veterans dealing with campus coronavirus changes
Lawmakers moved the expiration of the coronavirus changes from December to late 2021.
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Air Force lowers tuition assistance caps to handle expected COVID surge
As airmen were stuck at home during the pandemic, many evidently started enrolling in online college courses.
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Most popular GI Bill schools
More than half of all students receiving GI Bill benefits last year attended public colleges and universities.
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Improving military spouse economic opportunity with better navigation
Hiring Our Heroes and Grow with Google have launched the MilSpouse Roadmap, which aims to help spouses anticipate and prepare for common challenges they may face.
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The top 50 most popular schools for Tuition Assistance
Here’s a look at where troops are choosing to spend their Tuition Assistance benefits to take courses while still in uniform.
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Veterans unemployment down again in August, but still well above pre-pandemic levels
The jobless rate for all veterans last month was 6.4 percent.
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7 tips for troops transitioning to civilian world from a former Navy officer and career coach
For military personnel either in the process of transitioning to civilian life or soon looking forward to that life change, career coach and Navy veteran Tom Wolfe offers stories of triumph and misstep from other veterans who have been there.
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COVID-19 exacerbates job woes for veterans, military spouses
The unemployment rate for veterans was 2.9% when 2019 came to a close. Now, as the COVID-19 pandemic upends the U.S. economy, that figure has more than tripled, leaving nearly 800,000 veterans searching for work.
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Trucking school owner sentenced to four years in prison for GI Bill fraud
The driving school owner collected tuition payments from VA despite not providing classes to dozens of veterans.
-
Blazing a trail: How a Black Navy SEAL boosted his success through online learning
Completing a college degree can be a daunting task, but finding a right online program sets up students for success, says the author of this commentary.
-
GI Bill protections extended for student veterans dealing with campus coronavirus changes
Lawmakers moved the expiration of the coronavirus changes from December to late 2021.
-
Air Force lowers tuition assistance caps to handle expected COVID surge
As airmen were stuck at home during the pandemic, many evidently started enrolling in online college courses.
-
Most popular GI Bill schools
More than half of all students receiving GI Bill benefits last year attended public colleges and universities.
-
Improving military spouse economic opportunity with better navigation
Hiring Our Heroes and Grow with Google have launched the MilSpouse Roadmap, which aims to help spouses anticipate and prepare for common challenges they may face.
-
The top 50 most popular schools for Tuition Assistance
Here’s a look at where troops are choosing to spend their Tuition Assistance benefits to take courses while still in uniform.
-
Veterans unemployment down again in August, but still well above pre-pandemic levels
The jobless rate for all veterans last month was 6.4 percent.
-
7 tips for troops transitioning to civilian world from a former Navy officer and career coach
For military personnel either in the process of transitioning to civilian life or soon looking forward to that life change, career coach and Navy veteran Tom Wolfe offers stories of triumph and misstep from other veterans who have been there.
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COVID-19 exacerbates job woes for veterans, military spouses
The unemployment rate for veterans was 2.9% when 2019 came to a close. Now, as the COVID-19 pandemic upends the U.S. economy, that figure has more than tripled, leaving nearly 800,000 veterans searching for work.
-
Trucking school owner sentenced to four years in prison for GI Bill fraud
The driving school owner collected tuition payments from VA despite not providing classes to dozens of veterans.
-
Blazing a trail: How a Black Navy SEAL boosted his success through online learning
Completing a college degree can be a daunting task, but finding a right online program sets up students for success, says the author of this commentary.
-
GI Bill protections extended for student veterans dealing with campus coronavirus changes
Lawmakers moved the expiration of the coronavirus changes from December to late 2021.
-
Air Force lowers tuition assistance caps to handle expected COVID surge
As airmen were stuck at home during the pandemic, many evidently started enrolling in online college courses.
-
Most popular GI Bill schools
More than half of all students receiving GI Bill benefits last year attended public colleges and universities.
-
Improving military spouse economic opportunity with better navigation
Hiring Our Heroes and Grow with Google have launched the MilSpouse Roadmap, which aims to help spouses anticipate and prepare for common challenges they may face.
-
The top 50 most popular schools for Tuition Assistance
Here’s a look at where troops are choosing to spend their Tuition Assistance benefits to take courses while still in uniform.
-
Veterans unemployment down again in August, but still well above pre-pandemic levels
The jobless rate for all veterans last month was 6.4 percent.
-
7 tips for troops transitioning to civilian world from a former Navy officer and career coach
For military personnel either in the process of transitioning to civilian life or soon looking forward to that life change, career coach and Navy veteran Tom Wolfe offers stories of triumph and misstep from other veterans who have been there.
-
COVID-19 exacerbates job woes for veterans, military spouses
The unemployment rate for veterans was 2.9% when 2019 came to a close. Now, as the COVID-19 pandemic upends the U.S. economy, that figure has more than tripled, leaving nearly 800,000 veterans searching for work.
