02-01-2007 11:43 AM CET - Science & Education
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Military Benefits Help Students Get Online Degrees

Press release from: Virginia College Online
(openPR) - Many students are using their military benefits in order to help them complete their online degrees.

January 29, 2007 -- Phoenix, AZ. For soldiers who want an education but are concerned about cost or being stationed too far from school, there are options. Online degrees allow even those on active duty to go to school, and military benefits can be used to help make the cost of an education more affordable.

The term military benefits can refer to many different advantages. The military traditionally pays for a predetermined amount of a soldier's education, in exchange for their service in the armed forces. Additionally, many schools offer special military tuition allowances, making it even more affordable for military personnel to get an education.

Military benefits can also help a soldier's spouse or children achieve their educational goals. “Many schools also extend our military tuition allowance to the immediate family members of active duty military,” says Darrel Hanbury, Director of Admissions at Virginia College Online. “This enables students to begin or continue their education, regardless of where the family might be stationed in the world.”

Soldiers who are concerned about being stationed overseas in the middle of their schooling have a couple of different options. Many schools allow military personnel to drop their classes when they are deployed, with the agreement that when they return they can resume classes at the same tuition level as when they left. Additionally, schools that offer online degrees provide soldiers with the unique opportunity to get the same education no matter where in the world they are stationed.

For more information about online degrees and how your military benefits can help you get an education, please visit www.vconline.edu .

About Virginia College Online
Education is important, however many don't have the time to attend classes. Virginia College Online understands that most working adults are not able to plan their schedules around on-campus classes and commuting. The solution: 18 degree programs that can be completed online, on your own time. VC Online offers a wide variety of degree programs in today's hottest industries, including health care, paralegal, and IT. Whether you are looking for a certificate, an associate's degree, or a bachelor's or master's degree, VC Online combines curriculum with convenience to help get you where you want to go. Visit Virginia College Online at www.vconline.edu .

Virginia College Online
www.vconline.edu
300 River Hills Business Park
Birmingham, AL 35242
1-205-329-7911
News-ID: 15186
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