Tag: Palo Alto Veterans Affairs Office

• Students mull over degree’s value

  By Devon Bates Pulse Staff Reporter The issue of whether a university degree is necessary or not torments the current generation, especially when the cost of higher education is factored in. Vincent Garcia from Palo Alto’s Veterans Affairs Office believes that one should not stop at a high school diploma but should rather complete a…

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  7 Mar 2019

  Palo Alto College

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• Veterans Affairs Roles Out Red Carpet Service

  By Maureen Flores Pulse Staff Reporter Presented the military-friendly campus award for the past four years, Palo Alto’s Veterans Affairs Program provides academic assistance to veterans and active military personnel. The program assists all veterans and their eligible dependents with financial, registration and advising assistance. When it comes to education, the program maintains strict guidelines…

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  9 Mar 2017

  Palo Alto College

  Palo Alto Veterans Affairs Office, Veteran Affairs

• Veterans Affairs lends a helping hand to returning students

  By Andrew Olague Pulse Staff Reporter San Antonio is known by many as “Military City, USA,” and Palo Alto College, rated as a “Military Friendly School” by Victory Media, is striving to help returning veterans adapt to college life. “We are known to be one of the best Veterans Affairs Offices in the Alamo Colleges,…

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  1 May 2014

  Palo Alto College

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