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How (and When) You’ll Receive Your Financial Aid

It's FAFSA time! Make sure to finish yours to get your aid!

How to Fill Out the FAFSA When You Have More Than One Child in College

4 Things You Need to Cut From Your Resume Are you stressed about your resume? You're not alone. Everybody who creates a resume wonders nervously, will a hiring manager be interested? Have I accurately represented my accomplishments? Veterans, who are used to "one, right way" to do things, get nervous that they've failed to communicate their...

Are you a veteran thinking about starting your own small business? Wondering what resources are available to you? Plan to attend this FREE event to learn about SBA programs, how to finance a business and so much more!

After making the transition to college life, how do you stay motivated? This article has a few helpful tips!
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Staying Motivated in College After the Military It goes without saying that attending college is different than the military life, and staying motivated in college after the military can be a struggle. In many ways college is easier. For instance, American colleges don’t generally feature 60-ton armored vehicles rolling around campus, and to my k...

Unsure of what to look for in a job after military life? Here's six characteristics that make work feel meaningful:

Choosing the Right Job as a Military Veteran Truthfully, there are a lot more jobs for veterans than often realized — logical, really — because as vets we not only have the advantage of a longstanding reputation for professionalism, we are critical thinkers, problem-solvers, and generators of ideas: ideas which we not only create out of thin a...

5 Tips for Making a Budget Work on the Post-9/11 GI Bill Stipend Since its creation at the end of World War II, the GI Bill has allowed veterans to improve their post-military skills and earning potential by helping to pay for the costs of a college education. While the program has always been tremendously helpful for veterans, it has only been in the

Balancing College and Life with Guard and Reserve Duty College can be a trying time for anyone: tests, papers, researching, verifying you're taking all the courses you need. Military service, obviously, has its own set of stressors, mental and physical. So how do you manage balancing college and life with Guard and Reserve duty? It is a very unique j...

With finals rapidly approaching, it's hard to balance everything. Here's a few tips that may help you study for those tests!

7 uncommon test prep methods (and why they work) Even the most diligent students could stand to reevaluate their test-prep strategies every now and then.

Veterans Day - November 11 - Office of Public Affairs Veterans Day history, ceremonies, resources

How to best avoid student debt when using the GI Bill:

Why Student Vets Using The GI Bill Aren't Immune To Debt Your course load affects payments, so know don't take on too much and risk going into debt or running out of GI Bill benefits.