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The Unlimited Yellow Ribbon Option

The VA Yellow Ribbon program allows veterans to attend private universities and avoid excessive out-of-pocket education costs. While the Post-9/11 GI Bill typically provides full tuition benefits at public universities, it features a “ceiling” of benefits for private and foreign institutions. For institutions where tuition exceeds this celiling, the Yellow Ribbon Program bridges the gap…

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VET TEC 2.0

The Senator Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act, signed into law in 2025, restored the VA program VET TEC. The act is considered a “formal reauthorization” and expansion of the Veteran Employment Through Technology Education Courses program, which ended in April of 2024. But VET TEC is not quite open for applications yet, as we discuss below.

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Pros and Cons of Using AI for Your College Application

The college application process can be a challenge. And many colleges have a requirement that prospective students submit a personal statement, a document meant to capture a student’s unique voice, character, and aspirations as part of that application process. Not all college applications require one, but for those who are required, there’s an important question. Is using artificial intelligence (AI) to create a personal statement a good idea?

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Low Residency Degree Programs for Military and Veterans

Low residency college programs blend the flexibility of online learning with the focused intensity of in-person residencies. These programs have grown in popularity over the decades, and there has never been a better time to explore hybrid online and in-person learning options. Learn more.

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How to Become a Lawyer

Navigate the path to success and learn how to become a lawyer with the right undergraduate degree and academic strategy.

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