Career questions tagged military
Military members serve their country with pride and distinction while earning a salary and gaining valuable skills. From an intelligence analyst, pilot, engineer, and many more. There are also education benefits for a servicemember who honorably completes fou... Read more Show less
I am a sophomore in high school, and I am trying to figure out whether I should join the military through West Point as some sort of avionics or computer officer, or if I should become a chiropractor through Palmer in Davenport?
My dad was a mechanic in the military, and I respect him so much for it. I want to be like him; however, I am also considering being a chiropractor. My parents prefer me to be the latter. I want to have a large family, and I appreciate the fact that the military will pay for some of my kids' college education. I know West Point is free and I get an allowance, but because my dad was in the military, i get most of my tuition paid for for whatever college I decide to learn at.
Can a 37yr old mom join the military to become a CRNA?
Hello! I am 37-year-old single mother to 3 teens. One is enlisted in the Navy and the other 2 are home (will be having a family plan in place for bootcamp and deployments). I have an Associate's Paralegal degree and am working in criminal defense. I am looking into changing my career into Nursing and utilizing the military to assist in getting me into Anesthetics. I think I have a lot of options to consider and am curious about a few things. I wanted to enlist out of HS but started our family early; is it frowned upon (in the military) having someone come in later in age? Is there one preferred branch that would be most beneficial for my goals? Would it be better to join the reserves, get my BSN during that contract or get by BSN prior to enlisting or something completely different? The recruiter with the Navy we worked with for my son didn't seem to have much knowledge regarding my son's future outside of the basics of signing up and what to expect during bootcamp so I don't think I can reach out to him for this advice.
Is there a way to get a specific job in the united states air force My recruiter told me i have to pick 10 jobas and whichever is available first is the one that i get. Is this true??
Im 19 with a 93 asvab score. im looking to become and EOD, and crypto or airborne linguist.
How much work do I need to do to be in the airforce?
I'm wondering if you need to go through a fitness test or something like that to get approved.
can I go to the army after college?
can you join the army after you get your certification in RN? If so how can i go about doing that?
Could i transfer from one branch of the military to another.
I would like to go to the military and would like to finish my first few years and then go to college and then would like to go to another branch.
I would like to become a marine. I think one of the main question i would have is how long will i have to stay in the military. What are the job opportunities i will get from joining the military.
I would like to become a marine. I would like to go to college for nuclear engineering and then go back to the military.
What should I do if I want to join law enforcement such as the FBI?
What steps should I take
What should I do to increase my chances of getting into a college that accepts military donations?
I want to go into ROTC, and it would help my family if the military paid for some of my tuition. How can I make sure I get that, and how much would they pay for?
As a junior in high-school, would i be able to start applying for scholarships for college?
And should i start applying for colleges
How do i get a full ride to college from the military?
and how much money will it take to get a full ride
What are some good tips to becoming a state trooper after the military?
What should I research or start doing routinely to accomplish this?
How do I go about choosing the right job in the military?
I have a 70 on my ASVAB, but I’ve always wanted to try for the infantry, everybody is urging me not to, but I couldn’t see myself doing anything but a combat job. I also don’t know if the airforce would suit me better. I need advice. How do I go about choosing the right job for me? Or what branch should I go?
What happens after junior boot camp ?
I am 13 years old I have been in the junior marine boot camp program since 6th grade and I have finally finished boot camp so what do I do after I have done the basic mental and physical tests and after words I have not gotten a text from sargeant elenor
What do I need to do in order to join special forces?
What do I need to do in order to join the United States special forces, what education system do I need what do I need to prepare for and what should I avoid or look out for.
What are the ups and downs of becoming a Marine (or naval) officer at the US naval academy?
My mom was a naval officer through an NROTC program, but I’d prefer to do work in the field and remain physically active.
How long do you normally go to college for a law enforcement officer?
How long do you normally go to college for a law enforcement officer?
When it comes to joining the military, going to college, and having a dream job, what could be the best advice to do first What's the best thing for me to do start as soon as I graduate high school or take a break??
I am currently taking dual classes to help me with my college. I'm in many programs and applied for my SAT test. I'm taking classes to help me get my nursing more advanced when I graduate high school.
Is it possible to do schooling while in the navy/ military?
I plan on going to the navy and know all the requirements needed, but is it possible to continue my education whilst in the navy?
Will the military help pay for college even if the courses are different than your current occupation?
For example if I go to the military and become a combat medic or corpsman, will they help pay for nursing courses in college even though its a different specialization?
What skill do you wish you had before entering your field?
I have been thinking a lot about my future and how to make a smooth entry into the career of my choice when it comes time (I plan on being a field medic in the Marine Corps.) and want advice on what to work on from now until I can apply.
How hard/stressful is college during military service?
How difficult might it be to attend college during the first term of active duty military service? I am a high school senior and wish to have an MOS in and study in the medical field.
What jobs are like MARSOC?
What jobs are like a MARSOC special operations officer that are not in the military? This is asking about things in agencies like the FBI, CIA, and DEA.
Should I go in the Navy or go for my master’s degree when I turn 18?
I’m currently fourteen and starting University next month, I’m on track to graduate with my bachelors by the time I turn eighteen. I’ve wanted to join the Navy since I was a little kid, and I will, but should I finish with my master’s and then go into the Navy? Or go finish my master’s when I retire?
Is applying for college during a military contract a good idea to save money, and have the ability to make more at the same time? ?
I would like to go into the Air Force after I am out of high school, and was wondering if going to college for Aviation Mechanizing and having the government pay for it was a good idea, especially on a fixed contract.