At this point you must decide if you want to pursue an Enlisted position or an Officer position in the Navy. Your decision may be based on if you want to join right away, if you want to finish college before joining, or if you want to complete a college degree while you are in the Navy. Your recruiter will help you fill out your application. Make sure you have the … [Read more...]
Step 2: Talk With Family and Friends
Making the decision to join the military is one of the biggest decisions of your life. It will not only have an impact on you, it will also have an impact on your family and friends. With any big decision in life it is a good idea to lean on your loved ones for advice and direction. Make sure to talk with them about the Navy, its advantages, and why joining the Navy will … [Read more...]
Step 1: Speak to a Recruiter
When you are interested in more information in regards to joining the Navy your local recruiter will be able to answer any questions you may have. Whether it is requirements to join, [pay scale], [benefits], or [education] your local recruiter will be able give you the answers. Locate Your Local Navy Recruiter Here is a list of recommended questions to ask your local Navy … [Read more...]
Earning College Credit for Military Service
By Kevin Flynn College credit for military service A good way to leverage service in the military is to take advantage of the educational benefits associated with serving. In addition to the GI Bill which may pay up to $51,000 in benefits, soldiers, sailors and marines may be able to earn college credit for knowledge acquired while on the job. First there are ACE credits. … [Read more...]
Education for Military
October 6, 2010 The GI Bill is a fantastic military benefit that helps all military personnel attend college and go on to have exciting, successful careers. Depending on how long you enlist with the Army and the job you choose, you can get up to $81,756 to help pay for college. All you have to do is give $100 a month during the first year of service. As of August 1, 2009, … [Read more...]