Joining the military is a huge decision, which requires a tremendous amount of consideration. Here’s something else to add into the mix – look into attending a military college, which gives you the option to enter the military as an officer. Plus, the military may even give you a free education, depending on the type of school you choose.
Before considering the pros and cons of attending a military college, here are the differences between the types of military schools.
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Veterans and students who are in the military are eligible to receive certain financial assistance to help cover the cost of college tuition and other education related fees.
Here are some ways that students from all branches of the military – army, navy, air force, marine corps, coast guard, national guard and the reserves – can maximize the amount of financial aid they receive.
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Paul Sinor retired from the United States army as a Lieutenant Colonel. An Infantry Officer, he served at military locations worldwide from the United States to Korea, Viet Nam to the Pentagon and every place in between. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology from St. Leo University and a Masters of Fine Arts from Antioch University in Los Angeles. He is a screenwriter, teacher and published author.
