u/Fueeythefurry

Hello to anyone reading this :)

I am a 17 year old HS student with plans to join the Army for both experience and the tuition assistance, and I am seeking both an insider look into a few specific MOSs, as well as advice on which MOS would be the best option for me considering my end goal in my career.

At the moment, I ask this with the end goal of becoming an Urologist, preferably as an MD instead of a DO, and want to know if anyone in the 68c, 68d, or 68w MOSs can give insight to their experiences in the military.
I understand that pretty much any of those can set me up for success, but I am seeking the experience aspect. There's a difference between getting a certificate or having a title, and actually knowing how to do a job, and I want to know which of these could give me the best platform.

Hello!
I'm a 17 year old HS Senior looking to attend a college to get a 4 year degree in CJ before entering law enforcement. I really, really love the campus from what I've seen online, and the outdoors + weather really makes me want to attend, but I want to know..
Is the CJ program there actually good?

I'm asking because I want to attend a 4 year for it, but I am local to Sac State and, if the CJ program at Humboldt isn't great, I might put up with the weather in Sacramento for 4 more years.

If anyone is in or has been in that program and can talk on it, I'd love to get some insider info! :)