Select A DegreeTo be sure, getting career training in the form of a degree can be a very smart choice. However, not only should your degree be in a field in which you have a keen interest, but also it should be a high growth industry that has many opportunities for you to get your dream job. Well, the Bureau of Labor Statistics has done all the hard work for you. They have conducted studies that answer these questions about every conceivable field:
- the training and education needed
- earnings
- expected job prospects
- what workers do on the job working conditions
Follow this link to get free industry reports on your career of choice, whether it be as a policeman, a nurse, a lawyer, or an entrepreneur.
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| Funding Education Beyond High School | Oct,2009 |
Yellow Ribbon
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More Money for Veterans
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The Yellow Ribbon Program comes under the post 9/11 GI Bill. Private colleges and universities can enter into dollar matching agreements with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to cover any outstanding tuition and fees above those covered by the base GI Bill benefit. Soon even public colleges or universities can enter to cover the costs of non-resident veterans or those enrolled in more expensive programs such as law or business. The American Council on Education is confident a significant number of public and private institutions will be participating in the Yellow Ribbon Program.
