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Old 07-30-2019 | 06:33 PM
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Christian102001
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Default Is this a good idea?

My plan to become an airline pilot is first to join the air force right out of high school. I already signed up for enlisted got a high ASVAB score. With my ASVAB score I qualify for the avionics jobs. I chose a 4 year contract and after those 4 years i hope to have finished my CCAF degree in the air force. After 4 years I get out and use my 911 gi bill (qualified after 36 months of active duty) and go to UND. The Gi bill last for 3 years and hopefully i can transfer some credits from CCAF to UND so i can finish my bachelors within that 3 years. According to my understanding the gi bill will pay for tuition and fees which also includes flight training (got this info from UND website) . So basically i finished everything in 6-7 years with little to no debt while others finished in 4 years with debt. Plus that avionics job in the air force makes me more competetive.
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