Nontraditional students find college may be easier than expected
Patricia McCormack reports on the rise of nontraditional students on U.S. campuses. Dr. Margaret Dole of Cal State Long Beach counsels adults, noting cost fears, childcare worries, and outdated preconceptions as obstacles, while offering practical tips and campus benefits to pursue higher education.
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Double dipping grows as 150000 receive U S incomes and pensions
Retired military personnel total about 150000 in federal civilian jobs earning both salaries and pensions, up 83 percent in three years. The report cites dual compensation limits, a growing retiree pool, and a “revolving door” network of friends steering hires, with many retirees earning more than 30000 yearly and some over 65000 combined.
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