With the advent of the National Guard 4.0 initiative, Guardsmen are training and deploying at higher rates than ever before. However, are Guardsmen being fairly recognized for their service? The…
Veterans know that when they are facing hurdles, sometimes the only person who can help is another Veteran. But, Veteran-friendly spaces and trained administrators who are equipped specifically to support…
The College Scorecard and College Navigator are valuable tools for veterans to evaluate programs and resources. Both tools are operated individually, yet access similar databases and provide complementary information. The…
Mental health disorders are a serious threat to Veterans' lives and well-being, with many issues remaining undiagnosed even after returning to civilian life. Without proper care and diagnosis, mental health…
One of the most common frustrations we hear from Student Veterans is how few college credits are awarded to us based upon our Joint Service Transcript. The Veterans Education Project…
Proving your Post-9/11 GI Bill eligibility should be as easy as giving the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (VA) one source document: your DD214. But what happens when as a Reservist…
Student Veterans rely on their VA entitlements to pay not just for tuition but also for important expenses like rent and food. There's been a recent backlog at the VA…
Recently, the Department of Education (ED) removed important data that veterans rely on in order to make informed decisions for their education. Together with the Enlisted Association of the National…
The Veterans Education Project has voiced it's support for The Reserve Component Employer Incentive, Compensation, and Relief Act of 2018 and has thanked Representative Tim Walz for his concern for…
Next week, the Veterans Education Project team is headed to New York City to meet with influencers at Monroe College to discuss benefits for servicemembers. Monroe College has proven that…