I want 2 bcome a chemical engineer 4 the military. cud sum1 tell me my options?

Question

i wud like 2 b sum sort of officer and wud want 2 c sum action while duin my job. i wud like 2 go 2 college 4 engineerin as well as learnin how 2 b a soldier. i wudnt mind fitin 4 a few years and thn afterwards becomin a civilian, but i do want 2 maintain sum sort of hi rank. so i was wonderin how i cud go about college, becomin an officer and cin sum action on the field, and thn retirin from fitin and continue workin as a civilian also i will b an eagle scout, i dont no if tht means nethin, but ive heard they started with a hier pay? also i havnt started college yet but i get good grades and hav exelent SATs and hav taken AP cal, physics, and chem
ty u in advance 4 ne info u can giv me

Answer 1

drink agent orange for breakfast

Answer 2

first bit of advice: LOSE THE NETSPEAK. How you communicate is the first and most telling indicator of your intelligence and attention to detail. The military does NOT operate like the internet, and you will have a much harder time being taken seriously if you type/write like this.

you obviously don;thave a clue.. what do you mean "some sort of Officer" have you done any research? have you spoken to a recruiter? have you even begun looking at your options?! People who are Officer material do their own research first, get lots of data, sift through it, and then ask for clarification.

Answer 3

Well first off, they don't let stupid people join the Military. So I suggest you either get yourself a tutor to help you with your bad grammar and vocabulary or you buy yourself a few books.

Secondly, you aren't likely to see action if you intend on being a chemical engineer. Your primary job is and always will be infantry, your secondary job is what you choose or want to be, which is a chemical engineer.

Depending on what branch of the Military you serve with, you're likely to get deployed out to war, but you aren't likely to see much action.

Answer 4

Forgive me if I sound closed minded, but if you talk anywhere close to how you write I wouldn't want you in my military. Your mix of text messaging lingo and total misspellings isn't going to help you get a good solid answer because it just makes you sound like a dolt. If you get good grades and have high SAT scores you MUST be able to write a reasonable, literate request for such an important question.