Get smart about college Soldiers and dependants preparing for a permanent change of station can obtain information about Army Education Centers worldwide, while those about to separate from the military can begin the college search while still on active duty. The Army Education Center has a financial aid guidebook, published by the American Legion, which outlines many awards exclusively open to veterans and their dependants. Additionally, the education centers have encyclopedias of financial aid information that is updated annually, affording customers the most current list of scholarships, prizes and grants. Test your way to the top Soldiers want promotion points. Soldiers are looking for college credit.
Family members are too busy to enroll in a college class, but they want to earn credit, too.
By taking the time to prepare, study for, and successfully complete these tests, students can meet some of their educational requirements. Visit your education counselor today. Improving the GT score Soldiers have many reasons for wanting to raise their GT score. Some want to re-classify into another military occupational specialty, while others are applying to become Warrant Officers. Whichever the case may be, soldiers must follow established procedures when trying to raise their GT, especially regarding enrollment in the FAST classes.