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Is An Associate’s Degree the Best Choice for Me?

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I just separated from the military and I’m considering using my Post 9/11 GI Bill to get my Associate’s Degree. Is that a good choice for me or would I be better off going for a bachelor’s degree right away? Elise

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This can be a hard decision to make Elise – work toward getting your associate’s degree first or going straight for the bachelor’s degree. However, first let me define the different types of associate’s degrees an [...]

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4 tips on choosing a school for your teaching degree program

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Dear Guidance Counselor,

I'm searching for a school where I can earn my bachelor's degree in education. While I know I want to be a teacher, I have no idea where I want to go school. It seems that nearly all schools offer the program I want, but I have no way of knowing if the school's teaching degree program is a good one.  Do you have any tips on narrowing down my choices to  find the school with the right  teaching degree program [...]

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Classroom or Online: Which Is Right for Me with the New GI Bill?

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I'm planning to enroll in college, and I've heard the Post-9/11 GI Bill is a better deal.  But I'm considering an online program. Can I still get full benefits online if I'm using the new GI Bill?

Thanks,

Ed

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As a student, you choose your post–secondary learning venue based on a number of factors. One factor is knowing how much you will get paid if you are using the [...]

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What Military Financial Assistance Is Available for Spouses to Go to School?

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What military financial assistance is available for spouses to go to school?


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The military “gets it” when it comes to education both for servicemembers and their families. As a military spouse and regardless of your education goals, almost every military branch has a financial aid support program to help you achieve your education and ultimately your career goals.


Tuition Aid Program (STAP)

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4 Tips When Selecting Online Education

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I'm a long haul truck driver constantly on the road all over the country, but I want to use my GI Bill benefits to go back to school. What should I be looking for when I consider an online college degree? I enjoy driving now but I can't see raising a family this way. Can you recommend a few pointers? Thank you, Tom.

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A great question, Tom. Your circumstances are far from unique. Thousands of people work or possess commitments that prohibit setting the steady sch [...]

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Rural Area? 5 suggestions for veteran GI Bill education

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I was just discharged from the Marines and can't find a job anywhere. I live in a rural area and don't really want to leave home. Is there anything I can study or do that will allow me to find work? My mom keeps telling me to learn something like medical record keeping. Thank you, Brad.

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the highest employment in [...]

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What is an ESOL teacher?

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Dear teacher,

I would like to become a teacher, but I know the job market in education is very competitive right now.  I've heard that there is a demand for ESOL teachers, but I am not sure what that type of focus involves.   Also, to have a career in this concentration, which major should I consider--just general education or ESOL education?  Thank you! --Jackie

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Should the soldier or family members use GI Bill Benefits?

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My name is Eric. I am halfway through an Army career. Our children are all in school and my wife wants to become a nurse. I have an associate degree but want to retire with at least a bachelor's degree. Should I save my GI Bill benefits to help put our children through college and use Army benefits or should my wife use my GI Bill benefits and we save for the kids. Any suggestions?

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Eric, your question highlights the decisions facing many of today's military fa [...]

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Do poor English skills mean college under the GI Bill isn't for me?

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I was just discharged from the Marines. My English isn't too good. I grew up in a Spanish speaking family and neighborhood. I think this is hurting my job search and certainly doesn't make me college material so the GI Bill can't help either. Any ideas? Thanks, Jaime.


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Jaime, thank you for your question. With a bit of effort and education, convert what you see as a liability in this weak economy into a strong asset. From your Marine travels, you k [...]

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Top 4 employment areas in hospital administration after using the GI Bill

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My husband just retired from the Army. I am using his GI Bill benefits and the Yellow Ribbon Program to take a few courses online toward a business degree. I am interested in health care from a business, not a provider, perspective. Does it make sense to direct my undergraduate degree toward health care? Thanks, Claudia.


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Thank you, Claudia. My question to you is why not combine both interests into a degree in [...]

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