Advice for Military Connected Students
Which of these 5 VR&E Employment Tracks is Right For Your Future?
The most popular track is Employment Through Long-Term Services, it's for veterans who are missing some skills necessary for employment or their disability prevents them from using those skills to secure employment.
How to Prepare for Admissions Tests
Admissions tests carry a lot of weight, but don’t have to leave you feeling anxious. Here are some ways to help you prepare.
4 Need-to-Know Things about the Yellow Ribbon Program
The Yellow Ribbon Program exists to help reduce the out-of-pocket expenses veterans may have for higher education.
Are you eligible for Tuition Assistance? Here's how to find out.
Most of the conversation surrounding service members and veterans attending college centers around the Post-9/11 GI Bill®️; however, there is another option: Tuition Assistance.
Here are 8 Commonly Asked Questions About VR&E Answered
The name may have changed but VR&E’s goal is the same, to help veterans overcome any obstacles they may have and secure employment.
How to Read Your Syllabus, And Why You Should Do So Carefully
The course syllabus is provided to help you plan for your courses and to answer basic questions about the class.
How to Navigate Applicant Tracking Systems to Secure Employment
If your last application was before joining the military, then an Applicant Tracking System is another civilian employment tool to learn. As a job seeker, ensure to optimize with skills and keywords that match job descriptions.
27 Scholarship Opportunities for Military-Connected Students
If you’ve exhausted your veteran education benefits, check out the many scholarships open to military-connected students.
Do You Know How to Transfer Your Military Training to College Credits?
Most military-connected students have college credits from multiple institutions. And while this makes you very well-rounded and experienced, it can be overwhelming when you’re ready to settle down and finish a degree program.
Help with Translating Skills from Military to Civilian for Your Resume
When separating from the military, or from active service, you received some training and classes about how to write a resume, with civilian terms.
Is Full-Time Too Much? How to Determine Your Capacity for College
You can mix and match as your situation changes – both inside the classroom and out. It’s a personal decision and therefore whatever you decide is right.
How to Find Harmony Between Work, Life and School
With work and family already pulling for your attention, it may seem impossible to add school to your life. But you can do it, and do it well.
College Entrance Exams: Which to Take, Which to Skip
One of the things that you should be looking at is the entrance exam requirements and then make a plan.
Welcome our New Onboarding Coach, Robin Dungan
Robin is a problem solver, helping students overcome obstacles or challenges that keep them from meeting their educational goals.
What You Need to Know About Veteran Education Payments
Some of the most asked questions regarding the Post-9/11 GI Bill® are about payments, when you get paid and how it works.
Boost Your Resume With These Tips
Make sure your resume is chock full of relevant and important information that helps a potential employer see how you can fit with their company and not just a retelling of your career thus far.
7 Reasons to Attend a Career Fair
You have nothing to lose by attending a job fair, so make the most of it and get out there!
Podcasts To Try On Your Commute
Whether your commute is 15 minutes or a few hours, these podcasts will help keep you entertained.
Do I Have to Pay if I Drop a Class?
There are many questions about the repercussions of failing a class, but the good news is that you will not lose your benefits if you fail or drop a course.
Where to Find Internship Opportunities for Veterans
The transition from military service to the civilian workforce can take many paths. For many, education is involved, and for others, an apprenticeship or internship is a priority.