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Why Some Veterans Should Consider Trade School Instead of College Airman 1st Class Tyler Steenbeke-Notaro welds brackets together to mount on the base perimeter wall. (U.S. Air Force/Airman 1st Class Megan Myhre) For many veterans, even those with GI Bill benefits, the price of going to a traditional four-year university can come with extreme sticker shock. Paying potentially tens of thousands of dollars over four (or more) years to study for a degree that doesn't even guarantee a job in the field can seem like a risky bet for separating veterans. "Some people think if you have the GI Bill, y...

(Courtesy of Workshops for Warriors) While 2020 was a lost year for many Americans, it doesn't have to affect separating military members in 2021. Some veterans programs reorganized their work to fit coronavirus restrictions; others shut down entirely. But the most effective programs continued their training cycles. In 2020, we highlighted dozens of organizations that want to train, hire or give veterans a leg up in the job market. These are just the best of the best and are in no particular order, because every veteran has different needs and goals. Anyone leaving the military in 2021 (and b...