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TwitterWhat are the differences between the Montgomery GI Bill and the updated features of the Post-9/11 GI Bill? The Montgomery GI Bill The Montgomery GI Bill/ Active Duty provides up to 36 months of education benefits for: Business Start-ups Technical School or Career College Courses Online Degrees Apprenticeships Flight Training Under this bill, you may [...]
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Yellow Ribbon Bill
December 2nd, 2009 
collegecareerlife Tying yellow ribbon around trees has been a national symbol paying tribute to fallen soldiers and honoring the ones on the front lines in the war on terror. While the ribbons are such a simple gesture, unfortunately, the financial aid funding initiative for veterans named in honor of that act is the opposite – a [...]
Helpful Links for College Students
August 28th, 2009 collegecareerlife OnlineClasses.com has a list of 100 tips and tools to help you choose a major and a list of the 100 best blogs for career-minded students. Lifehack.org offers advice for college freshman. CollegeRuled is an online organizer and planner for college students only (.edu email address required). LectureFox has free university lectures on a variety [...]
Advice for Recent Graduates from HowStuffWorks.com Founder Marshall Brain
June 17th, 2009 collegecareerlife Marshall Brain is the founder of HowStuffWorks.com, an award-winning site that provides resources on thousands of topics. Mr. Brain was kind enough to answer some questions I had about the challenges recent college graduates are facing. For more information, visit the career channel at HowStuffWorks. 1. How do recent graduates get started in a career [...]
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Comments OffPrivate College Experience-Public College Price
May 30th, 2009 collegecareerlife Public universities offer a variety of extracurricular and academic options and are generally less costly than private colleges. However, private colleges don’t usually suffer from overcrowding like public universities and they allow for more interaction with professors. Fortunately, public universities offer some alternatives that provide the benefits of a private college without the cost. Branch [...]
