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Student Veterans of America turns 10
Celebrating its 10th year, Student Veterans of America has grown to the largest chapter-based student organization in the country, with 1,500 chapters in all 50 states and four countries, representing 700,000 of the 1.1 million student veterans in higher education.
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More regulation needed for ‘predatory schools’?
If the Veterans Affairs Department approves a school for GI Bill funding, does that mean it’s a good school? The answer should be yes, said Tanya Ang, policy and outreach director for the nonprofit Veterans Education Success, but it isn’t.
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5 business reasons for schools to recruit vets
Student veterans are good for business, according to panelists who presented the findings of a recent research brief at the Student Veterans of America National Conference in San Antonio Thursday.
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NatCon: SVA to discuss landmark research project
Chris Cate, SVA’s vice president of research, is scheduled to discuss the results of the group’s NVEST study, short for National Veteran Education Success Tracker, on Thursday.
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Largest student vet gathering kicks off this week
More than 2,000 veteran students are expected to meet in San Antonio this week for a three-day conference geared toward helping former service members define their future.
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New in 2018: ‘Forever GI Bill’ changes take effect
Benefits will expand for post-9/11 Purple Heart recipients.
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Wasting money? Most new recruits pay $1,200 for lesser education benefit
A large majority of new troops are spending $1,200 on a veterans education benefit most of them will never use.
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‘Hiring America’ airs TV special on vets transitioning to civilian life
The show airs on the Armed Forces Network and a variety of stations nationwide.
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IT hiccups plague Forever GI Bill implementation
Recently separated veterans may be getting inaccurate information about education benefits in the mail, potentially causing “mass confusion” among veterans about their eligibility.
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Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
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Student Veterans of America turns 10
Celebrating its 10th year, Student Veterans of America has grown to the largest chapter-based student organization in the country, with 1,500 chapters in all 50 states and four countries, representing 700,000 of the 1.1 million student veterans in higher education.
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More regulation needed for ‘predatory schools’?
If the Veterans Affairs Department approves a school for GI Bill funding, does that mean it’s a good school? The answer should be yes, said Tanya Ang, policy and outreach director for the nonprofit Veterans Education Success, but it isn’t.
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5 business reasons for schools to recruit vets
Student veterans are good for business, according to panelists who presented the findings of a recent research brief at the Student Veterans of America National Conference in San Antonio Thursday.
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NatCon: SVA to discuss landmark research project
Chris Cate, SVA’s vice president of research, is scheduled to discuss the results of the group’s NVEST study, short for National Veteran Education Success Tracker, on Thursday.
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Largest student vet gathering kicks off this week
More than 2,000 veteran students are expected to meet in San Antonio this week for a three-day conference geared toward helping former service members define their future.
-
New in 2018: ‘Forever GI Bill’ changes take effect
Benefits will expand for post-9/11 Purple Heart recipients.
-
Wasting money? Most new recruits pay $1,200 for lesser education benefit
A large majority of new troops are spending $1,200 on a veterans education benefit most of them will never use.
-
‘Hiring America’ airs TV special on vets transitioning to civilian life
The show airs on the Armed Forces Network and a variety of stations nationwide.
-
IT hiccups plague Forever GI Bill implementation
Recently separated veterans may be getting inaccurate information about education benefits in the mail, potentially causing “mass confusion” among veterans about their eligibility.
-
Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
-
Student Veterans of America turns 10
Celebrating its 10th year, Student Veterans of America has grown to the largest chapter-based student organization in the country, with 1,500 chapters in all 50 states and four countries, representing 700,000 of the 1.1 million student veterans in higher education.
-
More regulation needed for ‘predatory schools’?
If the Veterans Affairs Department approves a school for GI Bill funding, does that mean it’s a good school? The answer should be yes, said Tanya Ang, policy and outreach director for the nonprofit Veterans Education Success, but it isn’t.
-
5 business reasons for schools to recruit vets
Student veterans are good for business, according to panelists who presented the findings of a recent research brief at the Student Veterans of America National Conference in San Antonio Thursday.
-
NatCon: SVA to discuss landmark research project
Chris Cate, SVA’s vice president of research, is scheduled to discuss the results of the group’s NVEST study, short for National Veteran Education Success Tracker, on Thursday.
-
Largest student vet gathering kicks off this week
More than 2,000 veteran students are expected to meet in San Antonio this week for a three-day conference geared toward helping former service members define their future.
-
New in 2018: ‘Forever GI Bill’ changes take effect
Benefits will expand for post-9/11 Purple Heart recipients.
-
Wasting money? Most new recruits pay $1,200 for lesser education benefit
A large majority of new troops are spending $1,200 on a veterans education benefit most of them will never use.
-
‘Hiring America’ airs TV special on vets transitioning to civilian life
The show airs on the Armed Forces Network and a variety of stations nationwide.
-
IT hiccups plague Forever GI Bill implementation
Recently separated veterans may be getting inaccurate information about education benefits in the mail, potentially causing “mass confusion” among veterans about their eligibility.
-
Veteran unemployment rises in November
After two months of record lows, veteran unemployment ticked upward last month, according to the latest U.S. labor statistics released Friday.
