Veterans in College, going to school after the military

Some advice for veterans going to school.

[@julianolivar9453]

Informative and by far one of the more authentic videos I’ve watched. Thank you.

[@marinecorpsammofajitasmres4387]

Thanks man! This really honestly helps me So much. I feel better with my wife watching this with me hahaha. Thanks bud for the Video!

[@macgearalit]

An excellent ,well put together tutorial . I wish I had seen this video when I discharged in 1979 , I would have avoided some rocks and shoals .

[@UsernameHere63]

Thanks man this has been very helpful

[@Phoenix_OP]

I'm a College Student while being a weekend Warrior Guardsmen and I can confirm what you said about these College kids at 12:32.
A lot of college people(Mostly kids) I met are so easily offended.

[@KToussaint19]

Thanks for the tips man

[@sebasgeon666]

Thanks for the video bro. I start school on January. 2 months until my ETS

[@brandonjohnson804]

Awesome, best of luck to you?

[@herkload]

Did you graduate already?

[@sawyerc1076]

How do remember the content you learned in high school after being away for so long?

[@CreatedbyLC]

300 dollars for a college book? How can people afford college in America? A college book in Belgium costs about 40 bucks

[@LivingDead53]

I've been to a lot of fake schools and online, which is a lot of nonsense a lot of times. MIzzou and Arkansas State are the only real schools I've gone to. The students are so lazy. It's like, she asked you to write a paragraph, and you're late with that, too... okay.

[@JM-rf8vv]

Most of this does NOT apply if your major is Engineering. You will have no life, regardless of how well you manage your time. Keep researching if you want the real scoop on going back to a top tier college or any abet accredited college

[@brandonjohnson804]

Not everyone is going to be going for Engineering.

[@JM-rf8vv]

@@brandonjohnson804 I get that, but a lot seem a lot (if not most) of the veterans seem to be going for engineering majors at both UMASS Boston and Northeastern. They either end up wasting valuable months of their GI bill by failing out or just quit school all together, You should AT LEAST mention that Veteran's experience going back to college significantly vary based on the major they choose. Otherwise they'll get this false sense from your video that they will just work hard, maybe take a few remedial math courses and do just fine in an engineering major. That is simply not the case. They need to know even the brightest civilians are spending late nights studying. Even all the Indian and Asian mathematicians are struggling in these engineering core classes. A veteran will be struggling from day one prerequisites math chemistry, and physics courses. You can make that a little clearer is all. Maybe you just haven't been exposed to the engineering students. Not saying you did it purposely or tried to purposely present a false picture.