Becoming a military officer is common in the career progression of servicemembers. Assuming an officer position in the military requires advanced education, including a four-year college degree, and the ability to make decisions under pressure. A promotion to the rank of a commissioned U.S. military officer comes with a variety of benefits, including a salary increase, educational benefits for advanced degrees, and the opportunity to hold a leadership position at an early age. To help…
Peterson’s Launches New Online Communities for Military Members/Veterans and Adult Learners HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO – March 12, 2020 – Peterson’s recently unveiled two new…
The challenges that accompany military life affect more than just the service member. Military families often face frequent moves and long separations, which can…
The transition period a veteran experiences between exiting the military and beginning life as a student is filled with unique challenges. The reintegration into…
It’s natural to feel uncertain when faced with the decision of what to do next in life. For veterans, navigating the grey zone between…
If you’re a Veteran, Service Member, or Veterans’ Dependent, you’re likely familiar with the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. The VA website offers a…
Need help paying for college? If you’ve served in the military, the Yellow Ribbon Program could be your answer to securing additional funds for…
Adjusting to life as a veteran college student comes with a unique set of challenges. Veterans are likely older than other students in their…
A veteran’s unique skill set is sought after by many employers. From strategic planning to the demonstration of leadership, veterans can rely on skills…
When pursuing a career in the military, testing plays a large role in your position and promotions. Those entering the military must start by…