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#11

krudawg , 08-22-2013 03:30 PM

Gets Weekends Off

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Originally Posted by STXER

Krudawg, being a clinical psychologist as well as being a Psychology Faculty member, I got a major kick out of your comment above! Psychology often gets a bad wrap for being an easy major in college. I can tell you that in my courses, it's not that easy.

Cheers!

It gets a bad rap because when I was in college in the early 70's, it was the Major that women flocked to. Most were either waiting on tables or doing something that did not require a degree 5 years later

#12

Orangemx , 08-26-2013 12:09 PM

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Hey Corey. I got out of the Army 5 years ago and have been in school ever since. I personally did not want at all to get a degree. It has been a long road and I will finally finish my B.S. in aviation this spring!!! When I started I used my Montgomery G.I. Bill to put me through A&P school and then switched to post 911 to cover my flight training and regular college. I would say that if you really wanted to fly then go with choice #2.

However, Voc Rehab will also pay for flight training as well and will also take care of the degree while paying you E5 BAH for duration of training. That may be another option for you.