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How to Decide Which Degree Program is Right for You
Do you have an interest in a particular field or do you have a career goal that requires a specific degree program? This will help you decide which program is right for you.
Why Veterans Should Consider Project Management
Project management is really a set of tools, which is why GGU made the decision to make it more compatible with other fields.
Army Veteran Continues to Serve Veterans in Education
As the director of the Diller Center, Jason Dempsey works to find ways to help maximize their potential and continue their service to the country as civilians.
4 Veteran Organizations To Help You Grow your Network
Despite the time it takes to build a profile and connect with people – a social media network alone is not enough to make up for building relationships that can help your career progressions.
Things to Keep in Mind When Transferring College Credits
In a perfect world, transferring college credits would be as easy as looking at how many credits you previously earned.
Why do I Have to Take a Placement Test?
The purpose of a placement test is to gauge the math and English proficiency of incoming first-year students
The Importance of Physical Activity for Student Veterans
On top of improving your energy and lowering stress, physical activity can also help sharpen your memory.
What is the Veteran Ambassador Program?
The Veteran Ambassador Program is a work-study program run by the Department of Veteran Affairs and available at GGU.
Mental Health Resources for Student Veterans
Here are some mental health resources to help you, or a veteran that you may know.
Tips to Prepare You for Your Next Virtual Interview
Virtual interviews allow both the hiring manager and the potential employee to get a better feel for how they may work together, without costing anyone extra time or money.
The Legacy of 9/11 for Military Students
Thoughts from Jason Dempsey, the director of The Helen Diller Center for Veterans of U.S. Military Service at Golden Gate University to our student veterans.
Get the Most Out of Your Academic Journey with Marlena
Marlena knows firsthand how complicated educational benefits can be, but she also knows how to navigate them.
5 Benefits of Learning at Home: College Edition
Many students chose to learn at home because of the flexibility it allows, both for studying and for other important things in their lives.
The Difference Between Public and Private Nonprofit Colleges
What's the difference between for-profit and nonprofit schools? What does a private, nonprofit school actually mean? Here are the answers.
Hello from the Future: Chris Tilghman
As the operations manager, Chris spends a lot of time in "administrivia" making sure things move smoothly.
7 LinkedIn Profile Tips for Veterans
Like it or not, networking is part of the long game in the civilian world and you don't get a pass because of your veteran status.
Should You Read 'For Fun' While on Break?
Reading is important in the life-long pursuit of learning. But why you're reading may not matter quite as much.
Coffee and Connection: Kellie Artis
Kellie Artis wears many hats: digital community manager, military spouse and enneagram enthusiast.
Why You Should Visit GGU’s Free Legal Clinic
All veterans of all branches are welcome at the legal clinic, where the services are provided at no cost to the veteran.
5 Things You Need to Know About the 48-Month Rule
As the changes to the 48-month rule continue to impact eligible veterans, there will be questions — we have some answers.