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How Military Families Can Save on Higher Education
Military members and their families pursuing college degrees have multiple ways to save money on tuition, books, and even their cost of living.
Military Family Appreciation Month: Meet the Bennett Family
The Bennetts are an Air Force family of six being honored during Military Family Appreciation Month for their incredible sacrifices.
Hey Military Spouse – Don’t Quit Your Career. Just Shift Your Thinking.
As a military spouse, you need to find a career that works around your life, not the other way around.
Military Spouse Surprised with Full Scholarship to Graduate School
“The biggest challenge I’ve faced as a military spouse in my education journey is that I put the Air Force and my family first,” Tessa told us.
Military Spouses Should do Things a Little Differently…
Military spouses are a very diverse group of people and we should consciously choose to be kind and inclusive towards each other.
The Twenty-year Artful Career AKA Hang in There
It’s never too late to chase your creative passions, to make a career out of your creative life. But I would add something to that message: It’s never too late unless you let go.
Pillars of Strength Scholarship Program Helps Military Spouse Caregivers Stand Tall And Achieve Their Dreams
She put her life on hold to be by Taylor’s side during rehabilitation. But because the pair aren’t married, Danielle isn’t afforded any of the educational benefits other military spouse caregivers are entitled to.
The Sellier Family Foundation Gives Two Military Spouses the Surprise of a Lifetime
It’s hard to surprise military spouses.
They are, by nature, prepared for all kinds of occasions. Moving in three weeks? No problem. Driving mult..
Looking for a Career Near a Military Base? Here’s One You Might Not Know About…
Part of being a military spouse involves relocating frequently, sometimes with little notice. Moving often can be exciting and difficult. Who doesn’..
When a Portable Career Isn’t Actually As Portable As You Think
I first went to college directly after high school. I was 17 years-old, moving into my dorm room and living on my own for the first time in my life…