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Topic	Isn't military the best route for mid-to-low income potential college students?
3khc 08/10/17 12:16:17 PM #24:	buddyboigiru posted... You get to be a sheep What job out of high school doesn't turn you into a sheep? DarkBuster22904 posted... The fuck kinda reality do you live in? The kind that allows people to make the most of their situation. OpheliaAdenade posted... I guess if you like following orders and getting PTSD. :u PTSD is a risk, yes, but depending on your MOS. Following orders is not as bad as you think. MonkeyBones23 posted... No because then you have to be in the military Many perks come with that from discount benefits to street prestige. FluttershyPony posted... Is there any way you can pretend to be some beta ass loser with social issues so they just dump you as a janitor/cook/package carrier and still get the benefits? Those are jobs you can select lol. KILBOTz posted... Getting a rotc scholarship generally seems a better option I think. Higher pay than enlisted and more likely to get applicable private industry experience. Good option if you have a better idea of what you want to do after high school. Darkrobotisback posted... Or you could just apply for FAFSA, enroll in a community and transfer to a University? Military nets you the GI Bill and you're still eligible for FAFSA. Depending on how you manage time while you serve, you may knock out college before you are discharged. Then transfer to University --- ---- ----- <cite>3khc posted [p:884525837] in Isn't mili... [t:75656805]...</cite> <quote><cite>buddyboigiru posted...</cite> <quote>You get to be a sheep</quote> What job out of high school doesn't turn you into a sheep? <cite>DarkBuster22904 posted...</cite> <quote>The fuck kinda reality do you live in?</quote> The kind that allows people to make the most of their situation. <cite>OpheliaAdenade posted...</cite> <quote>I guess if you like following orders and getting PTSD. :u</quote> PTSD is a risk, yes, but depending on your MOS. Following orders is not as bad as you think. <cite>MonkeyBones23 posted...</cite> <quote>No because then you have to be in the military</quote> Many perks come with that from discount benefits to street prestige. <cite>FluttershyPony posted...</cite> <quote>Is there any way you can pretend to be some beta ass loser with social issues so they just dump you as a janitor/cook/package carrier and still get the benefits?</quote> Those are jobs you can select lol. <cite>KILBOTz posted...</cite> <quote>Getting a rotc scholarship generally seems a better option I think. Higher pay than enlisted and more likely to get applicable private industry experience.</quote> Good option if you have a better idea of what you want to do after high school. <cite>Darkrobotisback posted...</cite> <quote>Or you could just apply for FAFSA, enroll in a community and transfer to a University?</quote> Military nets you the GI Bill and you're still eligible for FAFSA. Depending on how you manage time while you serve, you may knock out college before you are discharged. Then transfer to University --- ---- -----</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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