10/28/2011 - Defense officials stated the tuition assistance program will be considered as part of the holistic review of the military compensation package.
Beginning October 1st you can use your Post-9/11 GI Bill for on-the-job training , apprenticeships, and non-college degree programs.
The SOCCOAST college that offers the degree you wish to pursue
The SOCCOAST college that offers the degree you wish to pursue
Navy College Programs provide Sailors with opportunities to earn college degrees through a variety of options.
The SOCNAV college that offers the degree you wish to pursue
The SOCNAV college that offers the degree you wish to pursue
The Marine Corps Career Colleges Program expands the range of education opportunities available to Marines who would like to apply their military training and experience toward completion of a college degree.
The SOCMAR college that offers the degree you wish to pursue:
The SOCMAR college that offers the degree you wish to pursue
SOCCOAST is an association of colleges and universities which have agreed to accept each other’s courses in a particular program of study.
SOCGuard was established to foster partnerships in education in support of Army National Guard (ARNG) education activities. SOCGuard functions as the liaison between the higher education community and the Army National Guard.
SOCNAV is the Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC) degree program for the Navy.
SOCMAR is the Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC) degree program for the Marine Corps.
ConAP is designed to assist new soldiers and reservists in formulating a plan to attend college
8/17/2011 - Active duty Soldiers and their spouses will soon be able to get funding for books and supplies as part of the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill.
SOC was created in 1972 to provide educational opportunities to service members who, because they frequently moved from place to place, had trouble completing college degrees.
8/8/2011 - SMART assists servicemembers in obtaining ACE-recommended college credit for military training and occupational experience.
The Navy College program for Afloat College Education (NCPACE), was designed to enhance navy sailors with high quality learning opportunities from accredited post secondary institutions.
The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS) helps eligible Navy and Marine Corps families pursue their academic goals by providing education grants and interest-free loans to qualified participants.
The Virtual Education Center (VEC) serves as the Navy College Program’s central location for receiving and responding to toll-free telephone, electronic mail, fax, and United States Postal Mail inquiries dealing with all off-duty voluntary education programs and services.
The Spouse Tuition Assistance Program (STAP) is designed to provide fractional tuition assistance to spouses of active duty officers or airmen who will accompany them overseas and will be attending college.
Troy University ranks in the top 15 universities and colleges nationwide for military members using Tuition Assistance, according to Military Times, a leading independent military news organization.
The U.S. Military offers one of the best benefits you could want from a job: they give you money for an education. Through the G.I. Bill, soldiers get money to use for college.
10/27/2010 - Parents’ deployments affect military children not only on an emotional level, but also on an academic level, an Army study has revealed.
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