Find answers at the Virtual Education Fair Published Oct. 29, 2015 GOODFELLOW AIR FORCE BASE, Texas -- It’s never too early to start planning for the future. Going back to school now for a postsecondary degree or certification will certainly help to ensure future success. The Department of Defense is committed to making higher education accessible for service members. In support of that commitment, the Department of Defense Voluntary Education Program hosts the first Virtual Education Fair on Nov. 19. Individuals can participate from anywhere in the world and get the information needed to help reach education goals. Representatives from participating schools will be available via live chat from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, to accommodate different time zones. The fair offers an informative, pressure-free experience, where individuals can learn about the following: • Schools that have a signed agreement with the Department of Defense to provide a quality education to service members and military spouses • Financial aid options to help lessen the cost of education • Degree and certificate program offerings • Cost of tuition and fees • Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits During and after the fair, individuals can access the following prerecorded sessions: • Top High-Growth Career Fields and Degrees • Resources for Choosing a School • Bridging Education and Credentialing Information from the participating schools will be accessible online after the event as well. Attend the Department of Defense’s Voluntary Education Virtual Education Fair, and begin making informed choices about a postsecondary education and the future. Get the information needed without the pressure. Register for the fair today at dodeducationfair.com.
