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 they gained in the military transferring to a variety of industries. But the transition from the military into a civilian career can be an overwhelming experience. To help jump-start the process, we’ve compiled a list of common career paths and salary information in the top industries for veterans, according to Military.com.…
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The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, or the ASVAB, tests your knowledge of basic concepts and skills to date, and determines what branch and…
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The DSST program provides the opportunity for people to earn college credit for what they have learned outside of the traditional classroom. Accepted or…
After returning home from active duty, veterans are at a pivotal point in their lives: they must decide what to do next. For many…