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Plan Your Career

The CareerOneStop “Plan Your Career” page is a great tool to help you build your career with knowledge and a thoughtful plan.

Going Back to School When You're a Military Spouse

“Going Back to School When You’re a Military Spouse” provides an overall summary of what to consider in making the decision to pursue postsecondary education.

Surviving the College Admission Process

Every institution has a different process for admissions applications. Knowing what documents you will need for each can be a challenge. Organizing your documents before you start applying to schools can make the process faster, smoother and less stressful.

Resources for Choosing a School

Explore available resources and talk to a SECO career coach to find a college or career school option that works for you.

Qualifying for In-State Tuition

As a military spouse on the move, meeting state residency requirements and qualifying for in-state tuition rates will allow you to obtain a first-class education for a reasonable cost.

Local Resources for Military Families

The Family Readiness System provides a multitude of resources to assist military families in managing challenges, enjoying successful careers and flourishing in military life.

Advantages of Licensure

Your installation employment readiness expert can meet with you face-to-face to discuss licensing and certification and determine whether obtaining credentials will help you begin in your chosen career path. He or she can also help research state regulations for your existing or new duty station.

Federal Occupations by College Major

"Federal occupations by college major" provides a list of academic majors and specifies federal occupations directly related to those majors. Use this information to focus your employment search or as a planning tool for career and academic exploration.