16 November 2008, 12:56 pm
I've heard that the military has programs that will let you go to grad school full time, while you get paid and the cover all of your tuition, books, etc... I heard that they also will add years on to your commitment, but I'm fine with that. I'd like to go to Notre Dame and I might use a Navy of AF ROTC scholarship to cover it. So after serving for say 2 years in the Navy, can I apply for grad schools and the Navy will just let me? I'm know there has to be some sort of applying inside the military to get clearance. How hard is it to get assigned to go back to grad school? I'd like to get my MBA or PhD from a top university and it would be nice to let the Uncle pay for it. Also, I think they'd let me get and MBA, but what a PhD? It probably depends on the field, right? I don't what do do anything science or math related, but maybe something with Political Science. Would the military like that? Would I maybe get to teach at one of the academies? So, to close, if I can get into a grad school, am I eligible for this and what are the chances of me getting assigned back to school or whatever? Thanks, sorry this was kind of confusing. And they don't pay for their applications too, do they? Some of them cost like $200-250 just to apply. Yikes, that adds up!... Read More »
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