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These lesser-known degrees can lead to careers that dovetail well with military experience.

Veterans can qualify for GI Bill benefits, even if they are not going to college, and many of them are unaware of that fact.

The Joint Services Transcript (JST) provides a description of military schooling and work history in civilian language.

A DoD website now makes it possible for service members to prepare for graduate school and placement exams.

An an exit interview is a chance for educators, parents and the child to review exactly where students are academically, soci...

The college search and selection process can be a very difficult time for anyone who chooses the path to higher education.

Get the full picture of an institution's student-Veteran benefit programs before you enroll in or toss an institution to the...

The Troops to Teachers program helps military veterans become public school teachers.

Completing the FAFSA is the first step in accessing the more than $150 billion available in federal student aid.

Would you buy a car before considering your needs or checking available resources for ratings and prices? Treat colleges the...

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The 84-year-old self-described Army nurse cranking out push-ups in her crisp Vietnam-era uniform might not be who she said sh...

The accusations against the Yangs include conspiracy to defraud the United States and importing and manufacturing firearms.

Cadet Kade Kurita was reported missing when he failed to report for a scheduled military skills competition.

The soldiers belonged to the 1st Armored Brigade of the Fort Stewart-based 3rd Infantry Division.

He had the surgery eight years after a bomb in Afghanistan blew off the lower half of his body.