The Trident blog shares information and tips with topics ranging from online learning success to career development.
Learn how the Post-9/11 GI Bill® housing allowance works for online classes, including the 2026–27 online-only rate, eligibility and payment rules.
Readtime: 6 Minutes Continue ReadingExplore military spouse education benefits, including transferred GI Bill® benefits, the SpouseWorks Scholarship, Trident’s Military Education Grant and federal financial aid options.
Readtime: 6 Minutes Continue ReadingLearn how military experience may be eligible for potential college credit, how the JST, ACE recommendations and CLEP/DSST exams work, and how to get these items evaluated.
Readtime: 5 Minutes Continue ReadingDr. Adam Fullerton, AIUS Doctoral Program Chair for Research & Doctoral Studies and a Major in the United States Marine Corps Reserve, is the guest editor of this special issue of the AIUS Journal.
Readtime: 5 Minutes Continue ReadingAs a military service member, you have proven your ability to take on new and different challenges and see them through.
Readtime: 5 Minutes Continue ReadingWe have identified several industries that are hiring qualified military veterans. Find out if any of these are right for you.
Readtime: 5 Minutes Continue ReadingIf you have been in the military chances are this is the first time you have had to create a resume, or interview with an established company. Find out how here!
Readtime: 4 Minutes Continue ReadingWhether you're currently enlisted, or transitioning from the military to college, this article provides some helpful tips we've compiled from Veteran comments regarding their higher education experience.
Readtime: 5 Minutes Continue ReadingFor service members and veterans, choosing a military friendly online college can make all the difference in their educational experience.
Readtime: 4 Minutes Continue ReadingActive-duty servicemembers have very busy schedules and many responsibilities. It is, therefore, important to select a school and learning method that will work with your schedule while being as flexible as possible. A few institutions have non-traditional course schedules that may work with a military schedule, but often students on active duty will either be taking evening courses or learning online.
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