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Reservists, Guardsmen Wait for Benefits

Nearly 4,700 reservists and guardsmen have been unfairly barred from earning post-9/11 GI Bill benefits available to active-duty servicemembers, veterans advocates say, triggering delays that will likely defer their education for years. The issue lies with the Pentagon’s use of Title 10, Section 12304b, a specific deployment authorization used by the Defense Department to increase […]

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MilitaryConnection.com Joins Forces with Touro University

Military Connection, whose website is one of the most respected and comprehensive directories of military and veteran resources on the web, is honored to work with Touro University Worldwide (TUW) as they roll out a unique scholarship program. The special Military Scholarship Program provides eligible students with a discounted military tuition rate. Additionally, eligible students […]

Army, Air Force ROTC Commission 26

CLEMSON – Clemson University’s Army and Air Force ROTC units will hold a joint ceremony to commission 26 second lieutenants at 2 p.m. on Wednesday in the Tillman Hall auditorium. Fifteen students will receive commissions into the U.S. Army and 11 students will receive commissions into the U.S. Air Force. The ceremony will feature guest […]

Ohio Students Can Cancel Loans for Defunct Chain

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The state attorney general says nearly 5,500 people in Ohio are eligible to cancel federal student loans that they used to attend schools operated by a for-profit chain that abruptly ceased operations in 2015. The Corinthian Colleges group sold or closed its more than 100 campuses amid allegations of fraud and […]

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Service Brings Military Opportunities

Military service brings a lot of opportunity to those who enlist. In every branch of the military, service members are engaging with new technology and other disciplines that help secure our country’s safety. They are creating networks within their communities that last long after their service has ended. A major part of that opportunity comes […]

Coast Guard Running Out of Tuition Assistance

If you are a Coast Guard member planning to use Tuition Assistance (TA) for college you’d better act quick. ALCOAST 152/17 released by the Coast Guard on May 2 says that at the current use rate, FY17 TA funding will be exhausted mid to late May 2017. When TA funds are exhausted, TA will be […]

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Air Force University Serves as a Model

Many people scoffed at the idea of military institutions creating a community college from scratch, but the Air Force has become a leader in this area, creating a model for the other services to emulate. One of the leaders in education is the United States Air Force. They pioneered education in many ways when they […]

Wounded Warrior Project Took $77M Hit

A partnership between Wounded Warrior Project and Onward to Opportunity gave about 50 veterans and spouses an opportunity to attend a “career boot camp” connecting them with two dozen organizations over four days. (Photo courtesy of Wounded Warrior Project) Newly released financial documents show Wounded Warrior Project suffered a $77-million drop in revenue in its […]

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Army War College Gets New Chief

Major General John S. Kem has been selected to serve as the next commandant of the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle. Kem currently serves as the provost of the Army University and deputy commandant of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Kem will replace Maj. Gen. Bill Rapp […]

Online Education Grows; Campus Learning Shrinks

More than 6 million students took at least one online course in 2015, representing more than a quarter (29.7 percent) of all higher education enrollments that year, according to a new report from Digital Learning Compass. Among that 29.7 percent, it’s almost evenly split between students who took some but not all courses online (15.4 […]

Honors Society Inducts Veterans, Military Students

USC Aiken recognized its veteran and military students’ scholarship and academic achievements Thursday during the Pi Alpha Sigma induction ceremony. The USCA veterans honor society, Pi Alpha Sigma, is an academic honor society that requires at least a 3.25 GPA for membership. This GPA must be sustained for continued membership. In addition to the inductees, […]

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N.M. Campus Organization Helps Veterans Cope

As an Army veteran Andrew Hughes knows a little help can go a long way. That attitude has manifested into an organization to support veterans and their dependents at New Mexico State University Carlsbad. “Our goal is to bring vets together,” said the 28-year-old NMSU Carlsbad student, and now president of the Student Veterans Association. […]

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