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Feds join forces to help disabled vets with student loan debt
Previously, veterans who believed they qualified for TPD would have had to reach out the Education Department themselves.
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GI Bill late fees could become a thing of the past
“These benefits are supposed to be our guarantee to not have to deal with all the student loans and nonsense that goes along with them, yet every single person in my household has had to take out student loans while using these benefits,” one VA education benefit recipient told us.
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D.C. vet job fair draws hundreds from around the region
Some companies even gave contingent job offers to qualified candidates on the spot.
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Vet unemployment up in March
As the national unemployment rate remained unchanged for the sixth month in a row, the percentage of veterans without jobs ticked upward in March, the latest federal figures show.
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DoD bans popular TA school from accepting the benefit
The school appealed the department’s decision but was denied by the deputy undersecretary of defense last month, “the final agency action on this matter,” a DoD spokeswoman said.
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5 job search tips you haven’t heard 100 times … and 2 that you probably have
Did you know how interviewing is like poker? How Google and Facebook can be critical aides – or, in some cases, obstacles – to landing that great civilian job after you transition out of the military? We asked veteran employment experts to share some job search advice that you might not have already heard more…
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Ready to start your own business? Prove it!
Service members who want to prove their business acumen and sharpen their entrepreneurial skills before transitioning out of the military may need to look no further than their on-base education center.
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On deployment? DoD might make it easier for you to use TA
DoD officials outlined possible changes to TA rules, as well as several other education-related matters, during a military education conference.
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DoD review: 0% of schools following TA rules
“Frankly … if everybody is out of step, maybe we’re out of step,” said Scott Flood, the PwC official overseeing the review program for DoD.
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Need help networking? You’re not alone
Veteran entrepreneurs know networking and having a mentor are important for business. But developing those relationships may be easier said they done, a recent study shows.
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Feds join forces to help disabled vets with student loan debt
Previously, veterans who believed they qualified for TPD would have had to reach out the Education Department themselves.
-
GI Bill late fees could become a thing of the past
“These benefits are supposed to be our guarantee to not have to deal with all the student loans and nonsense that goes along with them, yet every single person in my household has had to take out student loans while using these benefits,” one VA education benefit recipient told us.
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D.C. vet job fair draws hundreds from around the region
Some companies even gave contingent job offers to qualified candidates on the spot.
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Vet unemployment up in March
As the national unemployment rate remained unchanged for the sixth month in a row, the percentage of veterans without jobs ticked upward in March, the latest federal figures show.
-
DoD bans popular TA school from accepting the benefit
The school appealed the department’s decision but was denied by the deputy undersecretary of defense last month, “the final agency action on this matter,” a DoD spokeswoman said.
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5 job search tips you haven’t heard 100 times … and 2 that you probably have
Did you know how interviewing is like poker? How Google and Facebook can be critical aides – or, in some cases, obstacles – to landing that great civilian job after you transition out of the military? We asked veteran employment experts to share some job search advice that you might not have already heard more…
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Ready to start your own business? Prove it!
Service members who want to prove their business acumen and sharpen their entrepreneurial skills before transitioning out of the military may need to look no further than their on-base education center.
-
On deployment? DoD might make it easier for you to use TA
DoD officials outlined possible changes to TA rules, as well as several other education-related matters, during a military education conference.
-
DoD review: 0% of schools following TA rules
“Frankly … if everybody is out of step, maybe we’re out of step,” said Scott Flood, the PwC official overseeing the review program for DoD.
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Need help networking? You’re not alone
Veteran entrepreneurs know networking and having a mentor are important for business. But developing those relationships may be easier said they done, a recent study shows.
-
Feds join forces to help disabled vets with student loan debt
Previously, veterans who believed they qualified for TPD would have had to reach out the Education Department themselves.
-
GI Bill late fees could become a thing of the past
“These benefits are supposed to be our guarantee to not have to deal with all the student loans and nonsense that goes along with them, yet every single person in my household has had to take out student loans while using these benefits,” one VA education benefit recipient told us.
-
D.C. vet job fair draws hundreds from around the region
Some companies even gave contingent job offers to qualified candidates on the spot.
-
Vet unemployment up in March
As the national unemployment rate remained unchanged for the sixth month in a row, the percentage of veterans without jobs ticked upward in March, the latest federal figures show.
-
DoD bans popular TA school from accepting the benefit
The school appealed the department’s decision but was denied by the deputy undersecretary of defense last month, “the final agency action on this matter,” a DoD spokeswoman said.
-
5 job search tips you haven’t heard 100 times … and 2 that you probably have
Did you know how interviewing is like poker? How Google and Facebook can be critical aides – or, in some cases, obstacles – to landing that great civilian job after you transition out of the military? We asked veteran employment experts to share some job search advice that you might not have already heard more…
-
Ready to start your own business? Prove it!
Service members who want to prove their business acumen and sharpen their entrepreneurial skills before transitioning out of the military may need to look no further than their on-base education center.
-
On deployment? DoD might make it easier for you to use TA
DoD officials outlined possible changes to TA rules, as well as several other education-related matters, during a military education conference.
-
DoD review: 0% of schools following TA rules
“Frankly … if everybody is out of step, maybe we’re out of step,” said Scott Flood, the PwC official overseeing the review program for DoD.
-
Need help networking? You’re not alone
Veteran entrepreneurs know networking and having a mentor are important for business. But developing those relationships may be easier said they done, a recent study shows.
