Warrior-Scholar Project: The Ultimate Veteran to Student Transition Program
WSP will equip you with the right mindset and tools to prepare you for success as you embark on a new journey as a student veteran.
How to Pay for College Without Using Your GI Bill; New York Naval Militia and Guard Education Benefits
Whether your strategy is to conserve your GI Bill benefits for graduate or professional school, you are ineligible for full benefits as a reservist, or you are looking for supplemental funding for private school, you may be seeking alternative ways to finance your undergraduate degree. Utilizing the generous educational benefits offered by The Recruitment Incentive […]
The University of Chicago’s Holistic Approach to Veteran Services
Former enlisted military veterans are not traditionally who one might expect to find in attendance at a top-tier university. In fact, most enlisted folks themselves wouldn’t even consider it a possibility. Fortunately, there has been a major shift over the last decade, both in how veterans envision their future in higher education and in how […]
Brown University Announced 2020-2021 Academic Year Plan
Brown University will welcome their students back to campus in the fall, following a three-term academic calendar. This model allows undergraduates to return to campus for two of the three terms. While all students completing their second semester or greater will return in the fall, if the school has to continuously reduce campus density in […]
Stanford University Academic Planning for 2020 – 2021
Stanford University announced June 29th, 2020 by way of Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole and Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education Sarah Church, the academic plan for undergraduate students for the 2020 – 2021 academic year. The university will invite half of the undergraduates to campus for each quarter. Specifically, freshman and new transfer […]
YALE Makes Enormous Changes For Fall of 2020
On Thursday, June 18th, Yale broadcasted that the fall semester of 2020 will commence in a “residential/remote model.” The change in the academic environment will afford Yale students a choice of living in “de-densified” housing in New Haven or the completion of their studies from a remote location as all curricula (besides a few studio-based […]
Johns Hopkins Joins Service to School as Newest VetLink Partner
To view the original article, access: Johns Hopkins Expands Resources for Veterans by Joining Service to School Service to School is an organization we highly endorse for multiple reasons. They offer a program called VetLink, which partners with very prestigious universities such as Princeton, Harvard, Brown, and now Johns Hopkins. VetLink provides veteran applicants with […]
Service to School Releases Annual Report: 63% of S2S Mentees Went on to Enroll at US News Top 50 Colleges
Service to School (S2S) just released their 2019-2020 Annual Report, presenting some astounding numbers. I won’t dare summarize their entire repertoire of services, but I’ll include some bullets of their absolutely incredible achievements below. S2S, thank you for what you do. “Of our veterans who worked with an Ambassador or staff to apply to an […]
Warrior Scholar Project Announces 2020 Courses will be Online
Ryan Pavel’s Official Letter Excerpt: “This summer, we intend to operate robust virtual programming that accomplishes our mission of empowering enlisted service members and veterans in their transition to higher education.” Note:We cannot recommend WSP enough. In fact, the three of us at Next Step Inbound are friends because of this program. There are still […]