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Preparing for the ASVAB test is essential to succeeding. Your score on the test will determine a great deal of your future in the U.S. Military, and therefore you should aim to score as high as possible. Here are a few tips on preparing for the test: It is important that you dedicate ample time […]

How to Select Your Online Degree Program

June 20, 2017, by Cher Zevala – You’ve decided to pursue an advanced degree, and you’ve even realized that online education is the way to go. Indeed, most active service members find that the flexibility of online classes allows them to attend every lecture and meet every deadline – even while they are deployed a […]

Rethinking Careers After the Military

December 1, 2016, by David McCauley – Work is a necessary aspect of life. It can give us purpose after service and helps provide us with the resources we need to live our lives. Unfortunately, there are too many workers that are dissatisfied with their jobs and disengaged in their workplaces. According to a 2015 […]

Tips for Navigating Your Finances After a Tour of Duty

December 2, 2015, by Brooke Chaplan – According to Veterans Inc, an organization that serves veterans at their families nationwide, there are 2.25 million veterans in the United States. With so many people returning from service, you may think help would be readily available. In many ways, there are plenty of services available to assist veterans in returning to civilian life. However, it’s up to the service member to know where to look.