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Okay, was just a little confused on their context because it says major in a foreign language "required by the navy."

If selected for LREC, do you get to choose the language/region you study? Or is it chosen by the Navy for you?

That seems like it would be much less exciting, can they do that? I was thinking you applied for the region you wished to be stationed in. But at this point, I still need to worry about getting into NROTC, getting a degree and becoming a Naval Officer before I start working towards Border...

I actually don't know anyone in Border Patrol or really any Law Enforcement to be honest. My interest in the military came from my step father who served 10 years in the Navy and always talks about how honorable it is. My biological father also did 20 years in the Army so I guess I was just...

That actually doesn't seem like a bad idea, but I am a senior in HS getting ready to graduate and I am waiting to hear back from NROTC. I would assume its way too late to apply to the CG academy. I also think I am decently competitive but I'm not sure I'd be able to get a spot in the Academy...

I will consider those majors as well along with possibly another major or minor in a language. This may be completely irrelevant and I'm probably overthinking and thinking way too far into the future, but obviously I will have to take a polygraph test for most LE jobs right? I have nothing to...

I have looked into that major, but haven't heard good reviews about it. Many people seem to think it is not a very useful degree. I am hoping to be awarded an LREC scholarship. Do they choose the language/region for you or is it your choice of any language/region on their list?

Thanks for the advice, I have not decided on a college major yet but I am currently trying to learn basic Spanish on my own right now. Also, say I were to do my time in the Navy after college and get out when I was maybe age 30 or so, would this be considered old for going into any type of LE...

Thank you very much for the insight, I'm currently trying to plan ahead so I am prepared. Would you say that doing at least one contract as a swo or nfo would prepare me enough when it comes to leadership and experience for something like border patrol or any other job I would possibly choose to...

So I have wanted to serve my country since I was young, but as of now, I do not plan on making it a career. Currently, my plan is to do my time in the Navy after attending college and participating in NROTC. Would anyone be able to give me some insight as to how well SWO or NFO would prepare me...