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Topic	Isn't military the best route for mid-to-low income potential college students?
Esrac 08/10/17 12:23:33 PM #25:	darkprince45 posted... One advantage of going in as you're older is you'll be a lot more mature. You watch as a bunch of 18 year olds become adults. It's hilarious Maybe. I spoke to a Navy recruiter a couple months ago. He didn't seem to think my age would be much of an issue, except I'm too old to enter the nuclear program. He ha some take a practice aptitude test and apparently I did well enough that he really wants me to join. I think I scored a 68? I don't remember exactly, but I'd probably do better if I actually prepare for the real one. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac <cite>Esrac posted [p:884526200] in Isn't mili... [t:75656805]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>One advantage of going in as you're older is you'll be a lot more mature. You watch as a bunch of 18 year olds become adults. It's hilarious</quote> Maybe. I spoke to a Navy recruiter a couple months ago. He didn't seem to think my age would be much of an issue, except I'm too old to enter the nuclear program. He ha some take a practice aptitude test and apparently I did well enough that he really wants me to join. I think I scored a 68? I don't remember exactly, but I'd probably do better if I actually prepare for the real one. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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