5 critical questions to ask before you go to college

I unequivocally advise new college students to live in the dormitory at least two semesters. This is a good place to make friends.

Very informative. I think an important question to have answered is, what do you hope to achieve career and education wise. It can be the hardest.

Good words from article are below. Some for-profit colleges entice veterans with easy admission and flexible schedule. Reputable schools will normally provide greater opportunity after graduation...


Brown recommends going to a school that has an established history, legacy and traditional, brick-and-mortar campus, even if you plan to take classes online.

“There’s so many schools in the landscape that are just classrooms and office buildings out there,” she said. “I would encourage (transitioning service members) to reach for the top rung on the education ladder and reach as high as they can to get the most out of their benefits and to make the most impact on their lives.”