Posted on Sep 12, 2023
How do you fund your education if you have no (more) GI Bill benefits?
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The GI Bill is great, but may not cover all of the educational needs a Veteran has to support their career. Have you thought through this challenge yet?
If you need more info to assess your GI Bill eligibility, you can do that here: https://bit.ly/3P7Sn9m
If you know you have no GI Bill availability - or you've used it already - and you are looking for programs like the "Veteran Tuition Grant" you can learn more here: https://bit.ly/3PCc2zQ
If you need more info to assess your GI Bill eligibility, you can do that here: https://bit.ly/3P7Sn9m
If you know you have no GI Bill availability - or you've used it already - and you are looking for programs like the "Veteran Tuition Grant" you can learn more here: https://bit.ly/3PCc2zQ
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Check your state and local area. Check with your Student Veterans Organization if applicable.
A common program you may qualify for is the Yellow Ribbon program. Either way check with the SVO in particular. The ones worth their salt and name will do all they can to help you, and is also a surefire way to establish a professional network.
A common program you may qualify for is the Yellow Ribbon program. Either way check with the SVO in particular. The ones worth their salt and name will do all they can to help you, and is also a surefire way to establish a professional network.
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If you use the Reserve GI Bill and go AD, the VA will reduce the GI Bill by the Reserve GI Bill time of usage.
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GREAT QUESTION, But Consider This:
http://www.finder.com/college-degree-val
A total 53.2 million former students say they’re unsure about the value of their degree, part of 39.4% of the 135 million Americans who’ve completed higher education. It’s little wonder that such a high percentage of those with degrees think their college wasn’t worth the money, given the 28.2% (14.5 million) of them who are unable to find employment...
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I Do NOT Have A COLLEGE Degree....And It's The Best Investment I Never Made....
HELL, I Didn't Even Completed JUNIOR High School......... And That Was Even A BIGGER Savings.
Retired At 56 ~ USAF Educated Me; And I'm Sure, FAR Better Than Any American College Even Could Have
http://www.finder.com/college-degree-val
A total 53.2 million former students say they’re unsure about the value of their degree, part of 39.4% of the 135 million Americans who’ve completed higher education. It’s little wonder that such a high percentage of those with degrees think their college wasn’t worth the money, given the 28.2% (14.5 million) of them who are unable to find employment...
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I Do NOT Have A COLLEGE Degree....And It's The Best Investment I Never Made....
HELL, I Didn't Even Completed JUNIOR High School......... And That Was Even A BIGGER Savings.
Retired At 56 ~ USAF Educated Me; And I'm Sure, FAR Better Than Any American College Even Could Have
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Indeed, an interesting point. From my own experience, I would like to add to your statistics that most of the students write their dessertatio on https://customwriting.com/ therefore, they have time for leisure activities, and then when it's time to work, they find it difficult. After all, only those students who, in addition to completing their studies, have any experience in the field they have chosen are successful. However, I may be wrong; please correct me if I am.
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And Upon Receiving Their Degree, We Have Just One More
"College Idiot" Walking The Streets.
I Reread My Previous Post, But Forgot to Mention,
My Public Schooling Ended Mid-9th Grade.....
Which Means"I Had An 8th Grade Education When I Enlisted",
BUT Upon Enlisting On My 17th Birthday And Later Discovering
U.S.A.F.I. And The Fantastic Programs I Would Take;
I Now Have A Damned Good Education.. ... I'd Estimate A Masters+,
In Business Administration; Along With Several Unrelated Courses.
~~~~FAR Better Than Public Schooling Could EVER Have Done.~~~
~~~~~~~~~~ THANK YOU, UNCLE SAM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
And Upon Receiving Their Degree, We Have Just One More
"College Idiot" Walking The Streets.
I Reread My Previous Post, But Forgot to Mention,
My Public Schooling Ended Mid-9th Grade.....
Which Means"I Had An 8th Grade Education When I Enlisted",
BUT Upon Enlisting On My 17th Birthday And Later Discovering
U.S.A.F.I. And The Fantastic Programs I Would Take;
I Now Have A Damned Good Education.. ... I'd Estimate A Masters+,
In Business Administration; Along With Several Unrelated Courses.
~~~~FAR Better Than Public Schooling Could EVER Have Done.~~~
~~~~~~~~~~ THANK YOU, UNCLE SAM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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