Military question

[PlastikBulletz]

Look up Post 911 GI bill.. USAF pays 4500 a year for college while on active duty.. not to sure on other branches.

They pay that, plus if you need more you can tap into the GI bill. My biggest regret was not using the TA while I was active.

[1369]

I want to become a seal. I'm beyond fit both mentally and physically. My goal is to graduate with my bachelors next may, serve, then complete my postgrad studies afterwords.

Good luck with that, if you're looking to go in as an officer from what I've read the opportunities are few and far between. I've been following this guy's training log for a while and for all the impressive things he's accomplished he still hasn't been offered a slot.

[Habanarrow]

dont tell the jarheads that. theyll get bent out of shape for sounding second fiddle

As a result of that, there are talks about making it "department of the navy and the marine corps"
If you want some info op, feel free to send me a pm.
Navy active for 11+ and currently recruiting in Austin. No bs, no pressure. Simple q and a

[Matt_C]

One piece of advice

I want to become a seal. I'm beyond fit both mentally and physically. My goal is to graduate with my bachelors next may, serve, then complete my postgrad studies afterwords.

Never quit on anything you have to do during training!!!!!

[dustoffer]

Army used to have the Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) and they also have a tri-service medical school in Bethesda, MD. You go to med school as a second lieutenant, and when you graduate, you owe the army/navy/AF a payback but I can't remember how many years, but it's probably 8 yrs.

If you want more info, shoot me a PM and I'll see if I can hook you up with the right folks.

[Tommyh]

check this link out as you will fall under it and not the montgomery gi bill