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WKU to host financial success presentation for student veterans

Jonah Savage, News Reporter
November 3, 2025
Adin Parks
(FILE PHOTO) WKU ROTC marches around the Guthrie Tower as they present at the Veterans Day ceremony held by WKU ROTC at Guthrie Tower on Monday, Nov. 11, 2024.

WKU is set to host the Finding Financial Success Presentation on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in Gary Ransdell Hall.

The presentation will teach student veterans and military-connected students about financial strategies tailored to military life and benefits, according to the WKU website.

The topics of the presentation include maximizing education benefits, using VA loans effectively, transitioning to civilian or federal employment and more. 

A link to join via Zoom is available through emailing [email protected].

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Jonah Savage
Jonah Savage, News Reporter
Jonah Savage is a photographer and news reporter from Woodford County and is in his second semester with The College Heights Herald. Savage is a sophomore majoring in both photojournalism and journalism.
Adin Parks
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Adin Parks is the Assistant Photo Editor for the WKU Herald. Parks is a junior Photojournalism student hailing from Louisville, Kentucky. Always desiring a new experience with a camera, Parks wants to show the world how he sees it as a journalist.