I got diagnosed with depression beginning of this year, but no medication or therapy prescribed, just reduced course load approval from school, would I need a waiver or even qualify for one to enlist coast guard? Are rules different per branch?
Already read about DQ standard; 36 months off medication/ stable 12 months rules but not really sure if this is the case for me.
Hey, I live in NYC and my wife is certified to work in most New England states with her job, so she could move with me within D1.
I have heard that NYC and Boston "have a lot of billets" and people "don't want to station here." If I put them in the dream sheet after A school, would I have more chance to be stationed there? If not, I'll just use guaranteed district.
I know that it's by the needs of the service, I am just checking my options.
Hi! I transferred from non-MSI to MSI. I have 60 credits in my previous institution but I don't have any credits here so I was wondering if I am still eligible for CSPI! All of my credits got transferred to the current school so I technically have 60 credits in MSI but I didn't take them here so should I take another 30 credits here?
After A school can you come back to the district where you did non-rate? Or is it another random dream sheet thing? I know that the military is always about the needs of the service, but I am just researching my options, worried about the kids. Since I can't move them too often.
I get it that they do manual labor and all, but is it ‘hard’ because it’s physically demanding? exhausting? Or just because it’s thankless work?
My wife go to Brooklyn college, trying to decide if she wants to transfer to John Jay.
I’ll be in the military and she often would have to live abroad so I was wondering which school offers more online courses. (not an online degree)
Also, she is thinking of studying criminology or psychology. I know that JJ is good but should she finish bachelor’s in BC and get her masters at JJ? Or is JJ bachelor’s good enough to get a job in related fields