Posted by David G on February 10, 2017 at 09:30:32 from (97.127.180.239):
In Reply to: OT Apology to Marcus posted by David G on February 10, 2017 at 05:30:54:
Marcus,
You are getting good advice here, but YOU must OWN the process if you want it to happen. I have never seen it work when others do all the work. We will be glad to answer questions as they are presented. As discussed, google has all the information for you to compare the schools, and make informed choices. I would imagine the schools would welcome the conversations and visits from you to talk with instructors and students. It would also be helpful to contact potential employers and get their feedback on what worked for training. You could also talk to the military recruiter about what your education goals are.
I would expect you will start out with dozens of choices and narrow it down to a handful that are the best for you.
This is not a quick or easy process making these decisions, but the more work you do, the better the choice will fit.
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