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Unread post by filmdude100cms » Sun Nov 28, 2004 6:58 pm

just42night wrote:Allyou guys are really making me rethink this whole thing.....I should look into a few more options...like more and different loans, I would do the rotc thing but not while Bush is office, I already spent four years in the Marines anyways. Fuck!
I have to think of something.
ROTC does not force you to join the army, to my best understanding.... but if you did choose to do that, shouldnt be too hard, if youve already been in the marines...

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Unread post by rin » Sun Nov 28, 2004 7:08 pm

yeah, they will give you a free year of school if you try it. then all you have to do is walk away after freshman year and you don't have to serve. you can do navy or air force too, not just army, depends on your school.

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Unread post by DJR » Sun Nov 28, 2004 7:29 pm

rin wrote:yeah, they will give you a free year of school if you try it. then all you have to do is walk away after freshman year and you don't have to serve. you can do navy or air force too, not just army, depends on your school.
to get free school you have to contract, if you contract, you can't walk away - good idea though

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Unread post by filmdude100cms » Sun Nov 28, 2004 7:31 pm

DJR07 wrote:
rin wrote:yeah, they will give you a free year of school if you try it. then all you have to do is walk away after freshman year and you don't have to serve. you can do navy or air force too, not just army, depends on your school.
to get free school you have to contract, if you contract, you can't walk away - good idea though
you sure?

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Unread post by DJR » Sun Nov 28, 2004 7:41 pm

filmdude100cms wrote:
DJR07 wrote:
rin wrote:yeah, they will give you a free year of school if you try it. then all you have to do is walk away after freshman year and you don't have to serve. you can do navy or air force too, not just army, depends on your school.
to get free school you have to contract, if you contract, you can't walk away - good idea though
you sure?
almost positive - my sister did ROTC her freshman year, but didn't contract - only way she would have gotten any money from the army was by working through the school for the army, but it would have been like any college job, and not enough to pay for school - the only way she could have gotten tuition money was to contract, and by contracting you cannot quit until your service is finished

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Unread post by rin » Sun Nov 28, 2004 7:52 pm

I DID ROTC. so i know this is true (at least for navy, as of 2 years ago). you don't sign the contract until the end of the freshman year or beginning of the sophomore year. you apply for the scholarship your junior year of hs, then IF you get the full scholarship you don't sign a contract that obligates you to service until you're done with freshman year.

there may be exceptions to this. i dont know about other services, just navy and marines. there's other military college progams too, like PLC and enlisted things that you probably have to sign up front for.

all i know is, i'm making my kids do a year of rotc, like it or not :)

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Unread post by dmbguitar718 » Sun Nov 28, 2004 8:09 pm

rin wrote:I DID ROTC. so i know this is true (at least for navy, as of 2 years ago). you don't sign the contract until the end of the freshman year or beginning of the sophomore year. you apply for the scholarship your junior year of hs, then IF you get the full scholarship you don't sign a contract that obligates you to service until you're done with freshman year.

there may be exceptions to this. i dont know about other services, just navy and marines. there's other military college progams too, like PLC and enlisted things that you probably have to sign up front for.

all i know is, i'm making my kids do a year of rotc, like it or not :)
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Unread post by i-am-me » Sun Nov 28, 2004 8:28 pm

nope. rin. :lol:
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Unread post by dmbguitar718 » Sun Nov 28, 2004 8:49 pm

who's the guy in the avatar?
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Unread post by rin » Sun Nov 28, 2004 8:51 pm

dmbguitar718 wrote:who's the guy in the avatar?
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Unread post by mangold » Sun Nov 28, 2004 9:03 pm

dmbguitar718 wrote:
rin wrote:I DID ROTC. so i know this is true (at least for navy, as of 2 years ago). you don't sign the contract until the end of the freshman year or beginning of the sophomore year. you apply for the scholarship your junior year of hs, then IF you get the full scholarship you don't sign a contract that obligates you to service until you're done with freshman year.

there may be exceptions to this. i dont know about other services, just navy and marines. there's other military college progams too, like PLC and enlisted things that you probably have to sign up front for.

all i know is, i'm making my kids do a year of rotc, like it or not :)
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cant be fatjack, its a she... i think fatjack had a sex change and whether rin likes it or not i will call her fatjaqueline from now on.
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Unread post by rin » Sun Nov 28, 2004 9:05 pm

hahaha

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Unread post by filmdude100cms » Sun Nov 28, 2004 9:05 pm

praisedave wrote:
dmbguitar718 wrote:
rin wrote:I DID ROTC. so i know this is true (at least for navy, as of 2 years ago). you don't sign the contract until the end of the freshman year or beginning of the sophomore year. you apply for the scholarship your junior year of hs, then IF you get the full scholarship you don't sign a contract that obligates you to service until you're done with freshman year.

there may be exceptions to this. i dont know about other services, just navy and marines. there's other military college progams too, like PLC and enlisted things that you probably have to sign up front for.

all i know is, i'm making my kids do a year of rotc, like it or not :)
fatjack?
cant be fatjack, its a she... i think fatjack had a sex change and whether rin likes it or not i will call her fatjaqueline from now on.
hhahaha

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Unread post by rin » Sun Nov 28, 2004 9:08 pm

i think my favorite part is "it's a she"

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Unread post by mangold » Sun Nov 28, 2004 9:37 pm

rin wrote:i think my favorite part is "it's a she"
hmm... it also appears that when the doctors took his wang they also performed a "douche-ectomy"

fatjack was a douche but this new fatjaqueline is cool... interesting
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