ArmycadetMS19
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I love the military. No matter what branch, I will always respect and be grateful for the sacrifices the men and women make on a daily basis. However, I do not (currently) want to stay in the military forever and become a Colonel or even a General in the Army.
I'm currently planning on going to medical school after I serve 7-8 years of Active Duty in the Army. The first 4 years are to satisfy the ADSO after I (hopefully) receive a 2-year scholarship this fall, and the 3-4 years are for the GI bill.
Is there a good way for ROTC/the Army to fund my way through medical school besides the GI bill? I'm aware of the HSSP program, but I really want to go to medical school after my service has ended, not before.
Also, is there a way for me to contribute to the military or help out the servicemen after I get out of medical school?
Thanks for any input you may have.
I'm currently planning on going to medical school after I serve 7-8 years of Active Duty in the Army. The first 4 years are to satisfy the ADSO after I (hopefully) receive a 2-year scholarship this fall, and the 3-4 years are for the GI bill.
Is there a good way for ROTC/the Army to fund my way through medical school besides the GI bill? I'm aware of the HSSP program, but I really want to go to medical school after my service has ended, not before.
Also, is there a way for me to contribute to the military or help out the servicemen after I get out of medical school?
Thanks for any input you may have.