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Ashford University’s GI Bill eligibility on the chopping block once more
The Department of Veterans Affairs has issued a notice to Ashford University, a top enroller of military students, that it has 60 days to comply with the law or lose its ability to receive VA funds. Such a result would prevent students from using their Post-9/11 GI Bill, as well as other VA education benefits,…
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Interested in agriculture? Check out this new site for vets
Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue has announced the launch of a new website just before Veterans Day, calling it a “one-stop navigator to information and resources.” The website serves as a consolidated landing page for the department’s existing resources, focusing specifically on veteran employment, education and entrepreneurship.
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Collaborative work spaces for vet entrepreneurs
WeWork, a company that operates more than 170 shared, collaborative work spaces around the world, is expanding a new program focused on helping veterans and military spouses start and grow their businesses.
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Veteran employment in October breaks another record
The number of unemployed veterans continued to tick downward in October, marking a record low unemployment rate for the second month in a row, according to federal data released Friday.
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Student vets group fights proposed easing of for-profit college rules for VA employees
The nation’s largest student veteran organization is fighting a federal proposal to make it easier for Department of Veterans Affairs employees to work for, financially benefit from, or enroll as students in for-profit colleges.
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Overall vet unemployment hits record low
New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics mark the lowest veteran unemployment rate in the last decade.
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Majority-vet school closes amid VA investigation
A for-profit trade school in Texas that trained student veterans in heating and air conditioning careers has suspended classes and sent its students packing after losing its eligibility to receive GI Bill funds.
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University of Phoenix plans to phase out 19 campuses
The University of Phoenix said Wednesday it has stopped accepting new students at several brick-and-mortar locations. The move comes as the university — the nation’s largest for-profit institution and top destination for student veterans — looks to “adapt and restructure” for its mostly online student base.
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SVA announces competition for training with presidential center
Student Veterans of America is looking for 100 words from 100 student veterans to win 100 hours of leadership training next month.
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Feds OK Purdue acquisition of Kaplan
The federal government has given Purdue University the green light to continue with plans for its new online school.
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Ashford University’s GI Bill eligibility on the chopping block once more
The Department of Veterans Affairs has issued a notice to Ashford University, a top enroller of military students, that it has 60 days to comply with the law or lose its ability to receive VA funds. Such a result would prevent students from using their Post-9/11 GI Bill, as well as other VA education benefits,…
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Interested in agriculture? Check out this new site for vets
Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue has announced the launch of a new website just before Veterans Day, calling it a “one-stop navigator to information and resources.” The website serves as a consolidated landing page for the department’s existing resources, focusing specifically on veteran employment, education and entrepreneurship.
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Collaborative work spaces for vet entrepreneurs
WeWork, a company that operates more than 170 shared, collaborative work spaces around the world, is expanding a new program focused on helping veterans and military spouses start and grow their businesses.
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Veteran employment in October breaks another record
The number of unemployed veterans continued to tick downward in October, marking a record low unemployment rate for the second month in a row, according to federal data released Friday.
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Student vets group fights proposed easing of for-profit college rules for VA employees
The nation’s largest student veteran organization is fighting a federal proposal to make it easier for Department of Veterans Affairs employees to work for, financially benefit from, or enroll as students in for-profit colleges.
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Overall vet unemployment hits record low
New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics mark the lowest veteran unemployment rate in the last decade.
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Majority-vet school closes amid VA investigation
A for-profit trade school in Texas that trained student veterans in heating and air conditioning careers has suspended classes and sent its students packing after losing its eligibility to receive GI Bill funds.
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University of Phoenix plans to phase out 19 campuses
The University of Phoenix said Wednesday it has stopped accepting new students at several brick-and-mortar locations. The move comes as the university — the nation’s largest for-profit institution and top destination for student veterans — looks to “adapt and restructure” for its mostly online student base.
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SVA announces competition for training with presidential center
Student Veterans of America is looking for 100 words from 100 student veterans to win 100 hours of leadership training next month.
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Feds OK Purdue acquisition of Kaplan
The federal government has given Purdue University the green light to continue with plans for its new online school.
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Ashford University’s GI Bill eligibility on the chopping block once more
The Department of Veterans Affairs has issued a notice to Ashford University, a top enroller of military students, that it has 60 days to comply with the law or lose its ability to receive VA funds. Such a result would prevent students from using their Post-9/11 GI Bill, as well as other VA education benefits,…
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Interested in agriculture? Check out this new site for vets
Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue has announced the launch of a new website just before Veterans Day, calling it a “one-stop navigator to information and resources.” The website serves as a consolidated landing page for the department’s existing resources, focusing specifically on veteran employment, education and entrepreneurship.
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Collaborative work spaces for vet entrepreneurs
WeWork, a company that operates more than 170 shared, collaborative work spaces around the world, is expanding a new program focused on helping veterans and military spouses start and grow their businesses.
-
Veteran employment in October breaks another record
The number of unemployed veterans continued to tick downward in October, marking a record low unemployment rate for the second month in a row, according to federal data released Friday.
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Student vets group fights proposed easing of for-profit college rules for VA employees
The nation’s largest student veteran organization is fighting a federal proposal to make it easier for Department of Veterans Affairs employees to work for, financially benefit from, or enroll as students in for-profit colleges.
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Overall vet unemployment hits record low
New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics mark the lowest veteran unemployment rate in the last decade.
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Majority-vet school closes amid VA investigation
A for-profit trade school in Texas that trained student veterans in heating and air conditioning careers has suspended classes and sent its students packing after losing its eligibility to receive GI Bill funds.
-
University of Phoenix plans to phase out 19 campuses
The University of Phoenix said Wednesday it has stopped accepting new students at several brick-and-mortar locations. The move comes as the university — the nation’s largest for-profit institution and top destination for student veterans — looks to “adapt and restructure” for its mostly online student base.
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SVA announces competition for training with presidential center
Student Veterans of America is looking for 100 words from 100 student veterans to win 100 hours of leadership training next month.
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Feds OK Purdue acquisition of Kaplan
The federal government has given Purdue University the green light to continue with plans for its new online school.
