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Ok, I have decide half way through the first semester on Mechanical Engineering that I want to go to graduate school and get a masters and possibly a Doctorate in ME. But I do not want to abandon my dreams of going into the Air force. So I talked to my AFROTC teacher about different programs. I have ruled out AFIT because I do not want a degree in what they offer, I would like mechanical design or systems, or something along those lines. My AFROTC teacher talked about getting an educational delay or different programs where you go to school full time and get paid by the Air Force. My teacher made it seem as if everyone with a 3.0 gets in and live happily every after. My question is, from your experiences how likely is it to get into these graduate programs?

"Oh good for a second I thought it was me, because I am blue, and I like to sleep, but if he is dead that would just be silly."-Caboose

Go for it. I finally graduate in December and although my wife hates the thought, I want to start a masters in either poly-sci or in military history with a concentratioon on air warfare. Havent decided.

By this time tomorrow I shall have gained either a pearage or Westminster Abbey........Nelson

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Hey Hawg166 I graduate too. Only 17 days to go!

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more power to you guys, if the degree is what you want, the degree is what you shall get...no matter how long it takes!

just sit back, and let the 30mm do the work!!!

Permanently behind the power curve.

yeah I think I will go through with it and see if I can get into a program in the AF, If not I can always wait untill I retire and I should have the G.I. bill to help me out.

"Oh good for a second I thought it was me, because I am blue, and I like to sleep, but if he is dead that would just be silly."-Caboose