An undergraduate degree in biology is a good choice if you want a career in a scientific field. A bachelor's degree in biology can certainly lead to future graduate studies, but even without an advanced degree, you might get a job as a science writer or research assistant, or in sales and marketing for a scientific company.
A disabled veteran in Vermont may receive a property tax exemption of at least $10,000 on his/her primary residence if the veteran is 50 percent or more disabled as a result of service. The exemption amount varies as each town votes on the amount. The maximum exemption amount allowed by the state is $40,000.
A disabled Veteranâs License is issued to a disabled veteran who is receiving compensation from the United States government for permanent and total service connected disabilities rated at 100% disabling. A VA rating of 100% Individual Un-employability is not authorized to receive this license. Eligibility for the disabled veteranâs license is based on the disability rating, not on the compensation received by the veteran. The Disabled Veteranâs License grants all the privileges of a Hunt/Fish Combination License.