u/FewDog5451

So… need a little advice or guidance. I am 19 years old currently active duty in the army stationed at Fort Stewart Georgia scheduled to go to Germany for the next 3ish years in January. I want to become a radiologist in civilian but don’t know much about college or my options and routes (clearly otherwise I wouldn’t be in the army). I have plenty of payment assistance including TA, 2 different GI bills, FASFA, and MHA if I go to school full time when I get out when I use my gi bill. But enough of the context my end goal is to become a radiologist and I some what understand the route to become one I know I need my bachelors not 100% sure the major I was told biology by some and a lot of other different options by other people. Also if I end up needing to transfer schools because of the army and my location like to complete my labs in person how difficult is that process? Then med school and I’m not 100% on how that works either is it like 2 completely different schools? I’m not to sure on what school I should sign up for because I’m not to sure where I’m gonna end up after those 3 years in Germany which when that time comes I will either have to re enlist or get out which I am more than willing to do to pursue my educational and career goal. Just need some guidance what steps I should take what schools to look at what programs and why?