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Friend Zones

by | 15 October, 2010 | 0 comments

By Jennifer Taylor

Both Mid-Atlantic Christian University (Elizabeth City, North Carolina) and Hope International University (Fullerton, California) have been named “military friendly” schools by G.I. Jobs magazine and www.MilitaryFriendlySchools.com. This status is granted after research into a school”s programs and policies, tuition benefits, flexible learning options, accreditations, acceptance of the GI Bill, and more. This distinction ranks these schools in the top 15 percent of higher education institutions doing the most to embrace America”s veterans as students.

Hope also participates in the Yellow Ribbon program that provides enhanced tuition assistance for military students who want to attend private schools and out-of-state schools.

www.macuniversity.edu

www.hiu.edu

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Jennifer Taylor, one of Christian Standard”s contributing editors, lives in Nashville, Tennessee. Read her blog by clicking here.

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