Quincy College helps veterans succeed in their new mission: Getting a degree

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No more getting up at 3 a.m. No more marching in formation. No more orders from superiors telling you where to go and what to do.

For some veterans, the transition from the military to college brings a freedom of choice they’ve been lacking.

“I don’t have to wake up too early,” first-year Quincy College student Taylor Ballinger, of Hyde Park, said, jokingly. “It’s less stressful. When you’re in school, you get to move on your own time. I’ve got so much more freedom here.”

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