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Wasting money? Most new recruits pay $1,200 for lesser education benefit
A large majority of new troops are spending $1,200 on a veterans education benefit most of them will never use.
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‘Hiring America’ airs TV special on vets transitioning to civilian life
The show airs on the Armed Forces Network and a variety of stations nationwide.
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IT hiccups plague Forever GI Bill implementation
Recently separated veterans may be getting inaccurate information about education benefits in the mail, potentially causing “mass confusion” among veterans about their eligibility.
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Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
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Veterans sharpen storytelling skills through new arts program
A new D.C. workshop helps veterans reintegrate into civilian life through storytelling.
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Lawmakers propose making franchising cheaper for vets
U.S. representatives on Tuesday introduced the Veteran Entrepreneurs Act of 2017 — legislation that would create a tax credit to cover a portion of initial fees for veteran franchisees.
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218 schools make Military Times: Best Colleges 2018 rankings
The Military Times Best: Colleges 2018 rankings are out, and 218 schools made the list. The rankings were more competitive than ever this year, as a record number of schools participated in our annual survey, and less than half made the cut.
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Methodology | Military Times Best: Colleges 2018
To create the 2018 rankings, we evaluated colleges’ survey responses based on what veterans have told us is important to them, as well as on our own editorial judgment. We also factored in data from the Veterans Affairs and Defense departments, as well as three Education Department sources: the IPEDS Data Center, College Scorecard data…
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DoD eyes a change to GI Bill transferability
The Pentagon is weighing a policy change that would limit certain service members from transferring their education benefits to dependents, a Defense Department official said in a written statement this week.
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What will the Trump era mean for for-profit schools?
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos had been on the job four months when she made the announcement that she was delaying enforcement of a borrower defense rule that clarified how students left in the lurch by schools could seek loan forgiveness. She also announced delayed enforcement of gainful employment standards put in place by her predecessors.
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Wasting money? Most new recruits pay $1,200 for lesser education benefit
A large majority of new troops are spending $1,200 on a veterans education benefit most of them will never use.
-
‘Hiring America’ airs TV special on vets transitioning to civilian life
The show airs on the Armed Forces Network and a variety of stations nationwide.
-
IT hiccups plague Forever GI Bill implementation
Recently separated veterans may be getting inaccurate information about education benefits in the mail, potentially causing “mass confusion” among veterans about their eligibility.
-
Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
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Veterans sharpen storytelling skills through new arts program
A new D.C. workshop helps veterans reintegrate into civilian life through storytelling.
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Lawmakers propose making franchising cheaper for vets
U.S. representatives on Tuesday introduced the Veteran Entrepreneurs Act of 2017 — legislation that would create a tax credit to cover a portion of initial fees for veteran franchisees.
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218 schools make Military Times: Best Colleges 2018 rankings
The Military Times Best: Colleges 2018 rankings are out, and 218 schools made the list. The rankings were more competitive than ever this year, as a record number of schools participated in our annual survey, and less than half made the cut.
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Methodology | Military Times Best: Colleges 2018
To create the 2018 rankings, we evaluated colleges’ survey responses based on what veterans have told us is important to them, as well as on our own editorial judgment. We also factored in data from the Veterans Affairs and Defense departments, as well as three Education Department sources: the IPEDS Data Center, College Scorecard data…
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DoD eyes a change to GI Bill transferability
The Pentagon is weighing a policy change that would limit certain service members from transferring their education benefits to dependents, a Defense Department official said in a written statement this week.
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What will the Trump era mean for for-profit schools?
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos had been on the job four months when she made the announcement that she was delaying enforcement of a borrower defense rule that clarified how students left in the lurch by schools could seek loan forgiveness. She also announced delayed enforcement of gainful employment standards put in place by her predecessors.
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Wasting money? Most new recruits pay $1,200 for lesser education benefit
A large majority of new troops are spending $1,200 on a veterans education benefit most of them will never use.
-
‘Hiring America’ airs TV special on vets transitioning to civilian life
The show airs on the Armed Forces Network and a variety of stations nationwide.
-
IT hiccups plague Forever GI Bill implementation
Recently separated veterans may be getting inaccurate information about education benefits in the mail, potentially causing “mass confusion” among veterans about their eligibility.
-
Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
-
Veterans sharpen storytelling skills through new arts program
A new D.C. workshop helps veterans reintegrate into civilian life through storytelling.
-
Lawmakers propose making franchising cheaper for vets
U.S. representatives on Tuesday introduced the Veteran Entrepreneurs Act of 2017 — legislation that would create a tax credit to cover a portion of initial fees for veteran franchisees.
-
218 schools make Military Times: Best Colleges 2018 rankings
The Military Times Best: Colleges 2018 rankings are out, and 218 schools made the list. The rankings were more competitive than ever this year, as a record number of schools participated in our annual survey, and less than half made the cut.
-
Methodology | Military Times Best: Colleges 2018
To create the 2018 rankings, we evaluated colleges’ survey responses based on what veterans have told us is important to them, as well as on our own editorial judgment. We also factored in data from the Veterans Affairs and Defense departments, as well as three Education Department sources: the IPEDS Data Center, College Scorecard data…
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DoD eyes a change to GI Bill transferability
The Pentagon is weighing a policy change that would limit certain service members from transferring their education benefits to dependents, a Defense Department official said in a written statement this week.
-
What will the Trump era mean for for-profit schools?
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos had been on the job four months when she made the announcement that she was delaying enforcement of a borrower defense rule that clarified how students left in the lurch by schools could seek loan forgiveness. She also announced delayed enforcement of gainful employment standards put in place by her predecessors.
