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Tools for Adapting to a Successful College Lifestyle

After five years of service, I decided that it was time to leave the military and pursue a career in medicine. The reason for leaving the military varies for each person; however, I can say, anecdotally speaking, many individuals hold a level of uncertainty and doubt when attempting to solidify their choice to discharge.

College Rejection 101: Next Steps for Veterans Who Didn’t Make It

Quitting What You’re Good At

Navigating Early Admission

Cornell University Announces Extension for Test-Optional Policy

College Fail-Out → U.S. Marine → Princeton Student. My Path and How You Can Do it too.

Post 9/11 GI Bill Rogers STEM Scholarship: An Additional Lifeline

Austin Cox’s Point A to Point B: A Shortlist of Veteran Transition Resources During a Global Pandemic

Mentally Transitioning into School

Finding Purpose in Higher Education

Help this Marine Veteran and Princeton Student Raise Money for the Semper Fi & America’s Fund.

From a U.S. Navy Sailor to a Yale Bulldog

No One Makes It On Their Own