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The beneficent Congress of the United States has recently passed a new
GI Bill for veterans of the US Armed Forces who served in the military
on or after September 11th, 2001. For those who served a full 36 months
on active duty after that date (as I have done), they are funding a full
36 months of college, including 100% tuition, all fees, $1K/annum book
stipend, and a housing allowance for those who qualify (and you can bet
that I will arrange my affairs to qualify, if I can).
I already have one bachelors (in computer and information science), but
I am considering getting another bachelor's in a different field,
preferably one with decent job prospects.
I am presently leaning towards pre-pharmacy (since the pharmacy field
appears to be both challenging and rewarding, but not as stressful as
medicine), but I could consider other fields.
If anyone has first-hand knowledge of other degree fields, I would be
interested in hearing about the pros and cons.
Regards,
John
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