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More than 2,900 colleges grant credit for CLEP (College Level Examination Program), DSST (DANTES Subject Standardized Tests) and ECE (Excelsior College Exam) tests. Note: Not all schools grant ACE recommended credit for military experience, so it is vital that you shop around for the school that works best for you.Ĭredit-by-exam provides the opportunity to earn college-level credits through a program of exams. Thousands of accredited schools throughout the country accept ACE recommendations for academic credit. Each ACE evaluation includes a curriculum description, course length, dates and recommended credits listed for both upper (bachelor's) and lower (associate's) levels. ACE evaluates hundreds of military courses, schools, AFSCs, MOSs and ratings each year. You can avoid paying for college credit by applying your military experience and training, and by taking credit-by-exam tests.Īcademic credit for military experience and training may be obtained through a recommendation from the American Council on Education (ACE). Indirect financial assistance is available to servicemembers and veterans in several forms. When you get this notification from the school, select the loans and grants you want and the school will finish the loan process.

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Department of Education's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) form online at Once you have submitted the form, your school will notify you about the loans and grants - and the total amounts - you are qualified to receive. You can apply for all available federal student aid programs by filling out the U.S. Once you have enrolled in college, you need to start the aid application process. It does not matter whether you are active duty, reserve, veteran, retiree, using the GI Bill or not - you should be taking advantage of these programs wherever possible.

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Unlike the GI Bill it doesn't necessarily pay the full tuition, the tuition remaining after Federal Student Aid is paid must be covered by you. Like the the GI Bill, federal student aid is designed to assist you in meeting the cost of tuition, books, fees and living expenses while attending school. This includes distance learning, correspondence courses certification tests apprenticeship/job training and flight training.įederal Student Aid (FSA) programs offer low interest loans and grants (free money). These programs offer generous education benefits to help pay for college, technical, or vocational courses. VA education programs like the Post 9/11 GI Bill are available to help servicemembers and veterans reach their education goals. Additionally, active-duty members may elect to use the GI Bill 'top-up' in addition to Tuition Assistance to cover high-cost courses. Monies are usually paid directly to the institution by the individual services. Even if there would be military vehicles (though it's gonna be a no, obviously), it would be good to make them really beat up, and it would take forever to fix them or at least have them run because they would be missing parts, fuel, or even whole engine.Each service has its own obligated service requirements, criteria for eligibility, application processes and restrictions. (Even if it would probably be fun, since it's honestly best to take up melee rather than parade around with M16A4 and shoot zombies, because that would get you more attention than 'pewdiepie is a nazi' article title on the internet.)Īnother thing is, I noticed that tanks and military vehicles are gonna be a no, though I'd love to see that as sort of decoration rather than a thing we could actually use. I'd say lack of military gear is sad, but I don't wanna complain about something that would probably instantly be a no because it wouldn't be fair if someone could get military clothing and arms. I'd suppose Military would bother trying to keep this thing contained in first few weeks while they could, right? And why would they ignore a small town?

No sandbags, no fences, no tents, nothing of the like. I'm disappointed there's nothing at all whenever it comes to this. Even if it is a small town(s), I'd suppose Military would initially come with aid to try and keep healthy people together in zones.

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