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The U.S. Naval Academy started out in 1845 as the Naval School. Located on 10 acres on Fort Severn, near Annapolis, MD, the first class had 50 midshipmen taught by seven professors. In 1850, it was renamed to the U.S. Naval Academy. Today, Annapolis has a population of 35,838, the Academy's footprint has grown to 338 acres and it houses a brigade-size student body of 4,000 midshipmen.
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The Academy is located in an area rich with American history from the Revolutionary, the War of 1812 and Civil War, so just a short drive away are:
- battlefields
- museums
- Fort McHenry with its 15-star 30' X 42' flag still flying
If you like the performing arts, Annapolis has two theatre venues in the historic district, one of which dates back to the late 1700s.
U.S. Naval Academy: Colleges and Other Educational Opportunities
St. John's College is the only college in Annapolis; however, many great universities are a short drive away, such as:
- Georgetown
- Strayer
- Loyola
- Johns Hopkins
Chesapeake Bay has a moderating effect on the "Lowcountry," climate making this a area of mild winters and summers.
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This list does not include all schools that accept GI Bill funding. For a more complete list of schools by state, click here.
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Get the right foundation for your future with a degree from Strayer University. Evening, weekend and online classes are all available to meet the needs of busy adults.
Get the hands-on training you need to succeed in the cosmetology industry at Empire Beauty Schools. Choose from over 100 locations across 23+ states.
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TESST College of Technology provides career-based programs to students wishing to work in the fields of Electronics, Telecommunication, Computer Hardware & Software, Information Technology and more.
All-State Career can train you for an exciting career in the trucking industry. Prepare for a lifetime of job security, good income and benefits, and more.
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Our mission at Lincoln College of Technology's Marietta Campus, is to provide focused, short-term career training designed to allow graduates to enter their career field sooner while increasing their experience, marketability, and earning potential. Our career placement department works with each student individually and teaches, trains, and coaches them in all areas of the employment process, including resume writing, interviews and job selection. Graduates will have the ability to take what they learned in the classroom and either apply it on the job, increasing their individual job performance, or open themselves up to new and better job opportunities in a variety of rewarding careers related to their training.
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Turn your passion for cooking into a career. Hands-on courses at Lincoln Culinary Institute help you turn your dreams of becoming a chef into reality.
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The above schools represent only a portion of the schools that accept the GI Bill. A more complete list of schools: GI Bill Schools
