Upon leaving the military, what type of degree would you like to earn?

2018-08-01T17:32:52-04:00

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That is why we have created special teams just to fit your needs.
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Response by Lt Col Charlie Brown made Aug 1 at 2018 5:37 PM

2018-08-01T17:37:09-04:00

Do you have a master's program?

Response by LTC Jason Mackay made Aug 1 at 2018 7:26 PM

2018-08-01T19:26:40-04:00

PhD

Response by MAJ Bruce Knapp made Aug 7 at 2018 7:42 AM

2018-08-07T07:42:05-04:00

While on active duty and using the GI Bill I earned a Masters in Human Relations and then an MBA so the next step is a PhD

Response by SFC William Stephens A. Jr., 3 MSM, JSCM made Aug 8 at 2018 1:21 PM

2018-08-08T13:21:06-04:00

I think ever soldiers should have way to earn some kind of degree or credits for everything they do while in service if we only had the right smart people running the show so everyone would get credits and resume when they leave service. Mostly the 20 yr and 30 year people because a lot of times we a deployed and some are really doing something and have no time for college when I was a PTG my soldiers were are young. I had no life on the outside because I was with my platoon most of the time if they were not in trouble or trying to be super soldiers. I went to CSU for a short time and earned 120 credits toward a degree and I just happened to have a bunch of college credits from when I was younger and transferee everything over to CSU and they gave me a degree in Military fundamentals and Leadership. Every soldier has a clearance and should use that clearance to their advance because you can state on a resume that you head a clearance for this long and it should be also used depending on the job you have for credits in college, The Army is just backwards on the systems so many people could be educated and not have to be in college all their life and then get out and can't get a job.

Response by June Mohr made Aug 15 at 2018 10:33 AM

2018-08-15T10:33:20-04:00

What is Columbia Southern University accreditation? If I remember correctly their credits don't transfer to other Universities due to their accreditation. That hurts veterans, spouses and military. When you spend a lot of money or use your veteran benefits or tuition assistance that wastes money. They are also for profit.