The GI bill promises to cover tuition costs at a college or university of your choice. There is just one problem with this promise. If you had read the fine print on your military service contract, you would have seen that it said “up to x amount of dollars for your education.”
It is all based on years and months of service and how this agreement is fulfilled. If you just left the military, and your continuing education funds from the military do not quite cover four years’ tuition at the college of your choice, you are going to need more money, or a cheaper college.…
Specialized degrees often mean specialized career paths, but Native American studies is one area where a narrow branch of study can mean many different career paths. If you are interested in the humanities, Native American studies can be a great option, and with greater specialization in graduate programs, you’ll find a wide breadth of job options. Here are some ideas to help get you started on visulizing what this type of degree can do for you.…
If you’ve made the decision to pursue an EMT certification, it’s going to mean completing some training classes. While there is no single solution that guarantees success for every candidate who starts EMT classes, there are a few things that you can do to improve your chances of success. Here are some tips to help you tackle your classes and successfully obtain your certification.
Review the Basics
Before your EMT classes start, you should be sure that you are familiar with and up-to-date on your anatomy and physiology information, including the clinical anatomical terms and similar details.…
