How can the US military support my further studies? (Masters degree, nurse practioner, etc.)?

Question

I'm a BS Nursing graduate and I'm wondering how the US military can support my goals of furthering my profession.

Answer 1

You've got a degree, right. Which means you probably have loans. The regular Army can give you up to 65,000 dollars in loan repayment. Also the Army encourages schooling while in. The Army will pay up to 4500 dollars a year for you to do school. As a nurse the Army has many jobs that will provide you with lots of experience. Also, businesses and organizations like to hire soldiers. We are dependable, professional, and in your case, you'll have a degree and 4 years experience. E-mail me. I'm an Army recruiter.

Answer 2

you will make an outstanding officer if you are entering the military with the mindset of "what is in it for me".
i was going to tell you how the military is a waste of time, but since you want to have the military serve you, as opposed to serving your country, i figure you should be an officer, because you'll fit right in and make things much more difficult for those whom enlist wishing to serve their country.
as a nursing officer, you will be able to join the ranks of many whom misdiagnose injured real soldiers
be proud, remember, what can your country do for you, because you'll never do anything for it

Answer 3

the military has a program to take classes to further your education while on active duty...you have a degree...so you will be an officer...they will send you to school...pay for it ...and make you commit to a certain amount of years of service...good luck

Answer 4

You can enter as an office if you want. You can take as many classes as time permits as long as they further your degree path, and get tuition assistance for it. (You can't use TA to get a second bachelor's degree.)