Veterans Articles

The famous, “if you build it, they will come” mindset is a maxim of the past. With technological advancements comes infinite potential for achievement and access to information without ever leaving the confines of your home. Many organizations have found ways to integrate their services with the internet, namely online universities. Unfortunately, many individuals don’t […]

Here are some images from this past Friday’s Operation Gratitude event at Trident’s main office. Thank you to everyone who helped us to support the military, veterans, and first responder communities!

What is our true potential? Do we know where life is going to take us? While it’s hard to see the future, we’ll never know what our future holds if we don’t take that first step. The first step takes courage. It’s a step into the unknown, the start of a journey into unknown territory. […]

“Our Nation is free because of brave Americans, who volunteered to confront our adversaries abroad so we do not have to face them here at home, and I believe it is our responsibility as Americans to preserve the memory of our fallen.” – CSM(R) Philip F. Johndrow What do a lot of Americans think of […]

When someone talks about being a military brat or angel, it does not mean that they have lived a life of luxury.   Rather, this is a child of someone who is proudly serving in the United States military, and it’s a child who has made his or her own sacrifices. Many may envy a military […]

Colleges and universities are making it easier for military members and veterans to receive college degrees. A degree from Trident University International can have many advantages for military members and veterans. Here are five reasons why now is a great time for military members and veterans to get a college degree.

Trident University International launched the new Career Advising and Development Center (CADC) last November (2013) to assist students in the transition from college to career, or in the advancement of their current career. Serving a student body that represents a large military population, and average student age of 35, means the workforce transitioning from Trident […]