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Thank you. This is what I needed to hear. Two questions: first, is the AECP program the same as the NECP as far as being enlisted for atleast 6 years? Secondly, should I talk to a rotc recruiter and see if I will qualify?

I just did a little research and I decided I want to go active duty. I also seen they have the NECP program but the problem is you can't be an officer. By the time I join I will have a degree thus making me elgible to be a officer. And the program accepts people who already have a previous degree but you just can't be a officer? What's the best option?

Hi I am planning on joining the Air Force. I will have my BA in Sociology once I join. I know that can make me a officer but I see that being a officer disqualifies you for the NECP. Should I just enlist without the officer training?

It just seems like so much. but I have no choice, have to figure out a way to pay for this some how. Thanks so much.

Hi everyone I am deeply confused and in desperate need on some insight. First I would like to say I am a senior in college, I'll be receving my B.A. in Sociology. I am a mother of one and an aspiring nurse. Im pretty sure once I graduate there will be a nice pile of loan debt waiting for me. I want to go to nursing school but adding to my debt just seems unreasonable. I decided I to join the Air Force but it'll be after graduation. I decided to join because if I don't make it to nursing school I'll still possibly be an officer because of my degree, thus providing a decent salary for me and my son. But my question to everyone is should I join Air Force Rotc during the nuring program? Am I elgible to do that even though I have a previous degree? Or should I join the Air Force Reserve? Is it possible I can be a officer in the reserve and attend nursing school? Or should I go straight to the Air Force? Lastly I know you can't have your child during boot camp training but what about after? I heard they announced about a year ago that you can have your child along as your not deployed. Knowing all this what is best? I'm deeply confused.

But what about there waiting list for the program? And it maybe to competitive to get in that way for me.

Hey my fellow and future nurses! I have a huge delima! I am a transfer student who transferred from georgia state university to Cleveland state university. I transferred there because my spouse is from Cleveland and he works out there, so me and my son packed up and headed to Cleveland. Now before I left for CSU I switched my major from pre-nursing to sociology because I have already been in school so long and switched so many majors but I knew nursing was it for me. Me and my advisor looked at everything and decided I should switch to sociology major so I can take my nursing pre req. through all the elective classes that come with majoring in sociology and graduate in a 1 1/2-2. And then attend University of Akron accelerated nursing program soon after. It is a great plan and I was all for it, graduate sooner, get my rnbsn faster and end up with two degrees! Sound great right!? Well the problem is after that meeting I quickly found out we were heading for Cleveland. I applied to Cleveland State just in case of a sudden move but I didn't expect it this quickly. I informed Cleveland state of my change in major but when I looked at the catalog they seem to not have as much free electives like the sociology program at Georgia State. What should I do? I need a major with plenty free elective room so I can use it for my pre reqs into University of Akron accelerated nursing program. Any Cleveland state/ university of Akron people who can help me out? Anybody in Ohio period who can help me out!? Lol

Hey I know this has nothing to do with the topic, but I'm a question for dangerous. I am a college student who major in pre-nursing. I have been thinking of joining the Air Force ROTC program. I know I have to give them time in return but how much? And would they place me ICU if I asked. Also I would like to go to grad school for my CRNA. Would they let me do about two years of ICU then attend grad school? And if so how much time would I owe then. Sorry about all the questions but I'm young and I just had a son, and if I'm going to leave my boyfriend an son for a while I want to know if it will be worth it for my family first.