As a member of the U.S. armed forces, a veteran, or a military family member, you will find Saint
Leo University an attractive option for your graduate education. You will find people,
programs, and resources available to make your decision an easy one and your studies
a success.
Generally, the majors for associate degrees are slightly more limited than typical
four-year degrees. Most common degrees of this type are in the fields of medical
assistant, paralegal, and computer-related fields.
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Many employers today are looking for people with a minimum requirement of having
earned their bachelors degree. The degree gives employers a secure feeling in knowing
they've hired someone who has earned a degree in the particular field that they
do business in.
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The competition within today's intense career and business marketplace is very stiff.
If you earn a masters degree, you will be held in a very high regard to potential
employers.
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The Post 9/11 GI Bill
The veteran unemployment rate during the economic downfall is at a staggering 11.2%. This is a similar figure to the unemployment veterans faced when the original GI Bill was adopted in 1944. The new Post 9/11 GI Bill, which goes into effect August 1, 2009, is designed to combat this unemployment; its benefits will keep up with the increasing costs of college tuition provide full financial support for military troops pursuing their education.
Saint Leo University is proud to offer assistance to veterans in understanding and obtaining the benefits of the Post 9/11 GI Bill. The university recognizes the importance of postsecondary education is higher than ever for veterans; in the economic downfall, while unemployment is high, college-educated individuals only suffer a 3% unemployment status.
Read more about the GI Bill and how it can finance your education.
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