The United States ArmyThe United States Army offers educational benefits for individuals enlisting in selected military and occupational specialties. The Montgomery GI Bill and the Army’s College Fund offer financial assistance for future education expenses. Students leaving college may be eligible for the Army’s Loan Repayment Program. This enlistment option, for active Army or Army Reserve, repays eligible federally insured education loans. |
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Vocational Rehabilitation ProgramsEvery state operates a vocational rehabilitation program to assist people with a variety of disabilities to return to productive activity. In certain cases, a vocational rehabilitation agency will assist disabled students to meet their college expenses. New Hampshire residents may find more information at the New Hampshire Department of Education.Non-New Hampshire residents should contact their state agency for more information. |
USAJobs.govThe Student Job Site at USAJobs.gov lists jobs, internships, scholarships, fellowships, grants, and apprenticeships within the Federal Government, with educational opportunities available to students high school through doctorate level, as well as recently graduated career professionals. The site's goal is to simplify the process of finding educational opportunities and to assist Federal agencies in attracting talented professionals. |
AmeriCorpsAmeriCorps allows people of all ages and backgrounds to earn educational awards in exchange for a year of community service.Employer BenefitsMany employers offer their employees a tuition assistance program to assist with the cost of their education. Check with your employer today. |
The Department of Health and
The Department of Health and Human Services offers scholarships and loan repayment programs through its Indian Health Service, National Institute of Health (NIH) and National Health Service Corporations. |