Active Duty & Veterans’ Post 9/11 GI Bill Application Guide The Post 9/11 GI Bill is one of the most important military benefits you can earn. This guide includes step-by-step instructions on how to fill out the application form and submit it to claim your Post 9.11 GI Bill benefits. This is not a guide…
The Army IgnitED program allows Soldiers to form their own unique educational pathway. Get your degree on active duty today!
Degree Programs for Active Duty Military Today’s active duty military members operate in some of the most challenging and dynamic environments in the world. When they’re not on the front lines of Freedom, their lives still have a number of demands: family, kids, hobbies, and in many cases, college degrees. In 2020, Inside Higher Ed…
United Services Military Apprenticeship Program The United States Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) is a training program that gives service members the opportunity to complete civilian apprenticeship requirements while they’re still on active duty. Completion of an apprenticeship awards a nationally recognized Certificate of Completion from the Department of Labor (DoL), which can enhance employability during…
The Navy College Program Means Degrees for Sailors Sailors looking to advance their education goals should consider participating in the Navy College Program. Through their 5-Step Volunteer Education (VOLED) Process, the Navy takes professional development through education to another level. The 5-Step VOLED Process The Navy College Program created a glidepath for Sailors to follow…
Volunteer Education Opportunities in the Coast Guard Members of the United States Coast Guard who are interested in obtaining a college degree while in the service should check out the Volunteer Education Services department. For many of the resources that follow, you will need your Coast Guard login credentials to proceed. Volunteer Education Services The…
The Air Force Virtual Education Center (AFVEC) is a powerhouse of education opportunities that can lead to active duty degrees.
How to determine the best online schools for active duty military. Criteria and considerations to help you make your decision on where to go to college.
Discover money for college while serving. Here’s the list of the best online schools that accept military tuition assistance.
Check out our list of the 4 best online schools for active military based on accreditation, GI Bill Acceptance, & job placement.
There is an opportunity to help enlisted military to become physicians. It is called the Enlisted to Medical Degree Preparatory Program (EMDP2). The program takes 24-months and enables highly qualified enlisted service members to complete the preparatory coursework for application to medical school while maintaining an active duty status!
Between deployments and other training, there is not a lot of time to fit in an education program. The new Navy Community College could help.
BAS, Basic Allowance for Subsistence, is meant to offset the costs of a military service member’s meals. Check out the latest BAS Rates.
Tuition Assistance (TA) is an education program for the military. Eligible service members can receive up to 100% of the cost-per-credit hour paid for by the military.
There are many options for college for active duty military. One great option for active duty military is to attend classes on installation.
Find out everything you need to know about the Post-9/11 GI Bill, including the many different uses for the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
Successfully Get a Degree While Active Duty The situation: You’re an active duty service member who is relocating anywhere from annually to every four years. You want to get a degree while serving, but believe that your current lifestyle won’t allow it. There’s an answer for that and it’s not limited to an online-degree program. Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC) Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges…
Are you a veteran looking to go to college? The following are 12+ points for veterans to consider before deciding on which college to attend.
