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Originally Posted by JThiessen
I couldnt imagine trying to do a full degree online. Some courses, yes, but there are a lot of them that require interaction.
Doesnt the military pay for education, or did you have to sign up for that from the start?
Another option would be to go to work for a company that will pay for your education. Most major manufacturing companies will do that (as long as you are getting a degree in something that is related to what they do). So you could get a job as a mechanic/assembler, or whatever entry level field they may be hiring in, then go to school on nights. Your military background will count for something when applying.
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Yes I have $40,000 from the military to use towards education. I am struggling with the online courses now though. I'm not a math whiz by any means and its starting to kick my rear. If I had an actual instructor teaching me, it would probably be easier.
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