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Considering joining the Armed Forces.
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<blockquote data-quote="Zig'sbird" data-source="post: 354284" data-attributes="member: 5205"><p>Another option to think about to become an officer is to join either the National Guard or Reserves. Most states offer some education benefits for being in the Guard. After your Basic and Advanced schooling, get into college. If you can not get into college right away, take classes at the local community school for up to two years before going to the 'big' college or university.</p><p></p><p>Once in the school, join ROTC. Now you will be getting the education benefits, the GI Bill, plus the monthly 'pay' from being contracted with ROTC. Since you already have Basic and AIT, you will only need to spend 2 years in the ROTC program. Also don't forget that ROTC does offer 2 year scholarships.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zig'sbird, post: 354284, member: 5205"] Another option to think about to become an officer is to join either the National Guard or Reserves. Most states offer some education benefits for being in the Guard. After your Basic and Advanced schooling, get into college. If you can not get into college right away, take classes at the local community school for up to two years before going to the 'big' college or university. Once in the school, join ROTC. Now you will be getting the education benefits, the GI Bill, plus the monthly 'pay' from being contracted with ROTC. Since you already have Basic and AIT, you will only need to spend 2 years in the ROTC program. Also don't forget that ROTC does offer 2 year scholarships. [/QUOTE]
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