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Florida State University student-veteran Ryan Taylor recounts near death experience during the war in Iraq.

From the Battlefield to the Classroom. In this episode of Issues in Education we look at efforts to welcome Veterans to college campuses. FSU President Eric Barron and WFSU-TV's Suzanne Smith talk with Col. Billy Francis, Director of FSU's Veterans Center and Ryan Taylor, President of the FSU Collegiate Veterans Association. They discuss veterans' needs, transitioning from military service to campus, and the plans for the new Veterans Center at FSU. Dr. Barron also discusses what the University is looking for in a new Athletics Director.

FSU’s College of Medicine receives a check for more than $915,000 from Dance Marathon at FSU from the proceeds of the 2017 fundraising campaign. The money will be invested in local school-based primary-care health clinics through the colleges pediatric outreach program, as well as pediatric services at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare and community centers in Leon county.

OLLI’s Fall Showcase of Classes and Activities, where instructors will describe the dozens of thought-provoking classes, takes place at the Augustus B. Turnbull III Florida State Conference Center.

Watch the August 2018 edition of FSU Headlines to see Florida State University bid a fond farewell to the class of 2018 during summer commencement. And stay tuned for more stories from Florida State University including, Garnet and Gold Scholars inducts its new class, FSU enjoys a near record year for research funding, FSUPD debuts a new PSA to educate the campus community about safety, and football is back at Florida State with a new head football coach.

December 2013: Jessica Smith

Student-veteran Harley Rockhill discusses how Florida State University has helped him transition from combat to the classroom.

With Words is a museum-style exhibit through the Center for Leadership & Social Change that aims to educate members of The Florida State University and Tallahassee community while connecting them to resources that deal directly with domestic and global social justice issues.

Watch the April 2019 edition of FSU Headlines for an update on the Apalachicola Bay System Initiative and more news from Florida State University including...Maura's Voice launch, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering partners with Air Force, Nursing professor researches community health and College of Medicine Match Day 2019.

A single conversation with a trusted Florida State University adviser changed everything for Morgan Bradley, now a senior majoring in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences.

Making a list of colleges to apply to? Not sure where to start? Check out these five rules to remember as you begin your list!

Today we're going to talk about how to make the list of schools you want to apply to. Make sure you know the basic requirements for a college application, but don't worry! Here are five rules to remember as you make your list of colleges to apply to.

#1: Try for the school's you have your heart set on - the sky's the limit.

#2: Focus on what you want, not what the school wants.

#3: Create a list of schools in three levels: Reach, Target and Safety.

#4: List out your priorities.

#5: Make a short list of six schools: Three Reach, Two Target and One Safety.

That's all for now - thanks for watching!

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- Coca Cola Scholars: http://www.coca-colascholarsfoundatio...

- The Phoenix Scholars can help you find a mentor as you navigate the college application process: http://phoenixscholars.org/

- You Visit can help you take virtual college tours of campuses as you make your list of schools to apply to: http://www.youvisit.com/

Leave us a comment below to let us know of additional resources that you've found helpful as you begin applying for college! Thanks for watching!

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