if i join the forces,will they pay for the bachellor/masters of commerce,to become a finance officer? cheers?
342074
Yes you can get a job in payroll and similar fields in the military. And the G.I. Bill will pay for it but be aware that if you do not complete your initial contract with them or at least half of it I believe then you will not get the money for your G.I. Bill. Just make sure that going into the military is something you really want to do because I know guys that went in when I did cept they went in for just the college money and they hated it because it is a physically and emotionally demanding job.
360404
Yes - to become an officer, you need a college degree.
59439
As a recruiter that places Loan Officers weekly, I would have to partly disagree with the last answer.  It takes more than a few loans a year to make it- if you don't close a few a month you will starve.  \n\nMost brokers (wholesale) or mortgage companies (retail) will pay you on a commission basis.  If there is a base salary it is small and your commission % will be less.  Pure commission is usually the best way to make big $ provided you sell.  \n\nHere is a website that might help you.\n  http://careerplanning.about.com/od/occupations/p/loan_officer.htm\n\nYour success in the mortgage business takes more than a glib ability to sell and provide great service.  You job is dependant upon the vagaries of the economy and relative interest rates.  I know amazing, seasoned Loan Officers that will keep a part time, paying job when the economy slows.  There are certain months during the year that traditionally slow down.  \n\nTo answer your other question, if you have never done it before it is VERY difficult to make it.  Most fail after a few months.  Some mortgage companies will provide you with leads and many of those leads have been called 5 times before- that week!  LO's usually get all there leads from the same top 3 lead companies and if there are any truley virgin leads, guess who gets them first? -  \nthe LO's that have been there the longest, not you.  Also, be aware that many mortgage companies will flat out lie to you by promising you things that never come to fruition- you are commission, they have nothing to lose by giving you a shot!  Many will ask that you drum up your own business.  \n\nTypically a mortgage company will pay you up to about 50% based on a sliding scale and what is called basis points.  It is a sophisticated, churn and burn business that leave most pennieless and cynical but with that said some people can make it. I've seen LO's who make 100k-300k but these people would be successful at anything they did.  You see success is not dependant on being an LO or a Dr., it is the result of finding out what wakes you up in the morning- tap into your passion and I am convinced you can make it doing anything- even selling computers out of your garage like that guy Mike- AKA Michael Dell.\n\nGood luck and Happy New Year!\n\nCheers!
969356
How much are you paying? I already have experience in mutual funds, cds, and etrading, I'm also curently a sophomore at florida atlantic university and I'm a finance major, I would probably gaurentee you at least a  B, probably an A.
1025457
Have you gone to check out the program at the college or university you would be attending? Asking the officers and/or enlisted people will be a lot more honest than a recruiter.  \nASK QUESTIONS!\n\nSemper fi!
905782
Did you ask the chapter or review their website? I know in this day and age you should still be able to pledge, just not do all of the "activities" involved. Best of luck and congrats on your pursuit of a degree. I do hope that your dreams come true.
698704
Master in Business Administration being a Post-graduate course, a degree is to be obtained before going for MBA.   Since your wish is to do finance, it is better to first obtain a degree in commerce and then go for MBA finance.  this will help in pursuing the studies which is a 2 years course in a reputed Management Institution.  Though correspondence courses are available, full time course is the best.\nMBA at NMIMS, Mumbai\nMBA at Welingkar, Mumbai\nVR
516145
After BE (Mechanical) u can join merchant navy in higher cadre. any other BE will be staring in the lowest cadre.\n\nSo it is not advisable for B.E software to join merchant navy
767238
have you incurred the expenses already? are you going to be an officer, or are you planning to take classes after you have enlisted? or after you get out, my husband did his after he got out and there was no problem in them paying for his classes, there however was specific paperwork he had to fill out before he got into school and each semester to get the payments done.
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two ways that i know of. first your female and that helps a lot. you're not looking for loans you're looking for scholrships or grants and there are many available to you. ask the college to which you want to apply. you can also get pell grants. none specific grants to any particular college. the other option is the military. you can either promise service after graduation and go in as an officer say with the navy as a jag (judge advocate general) officer or go now as an officer involved with military police or a jag associate officer. then they'll pay you later or let you go to school at the same time.\nremember, you have a useful degree already and the services want  you as officer already. you may like it a lot and decide that that's enough and not bother with more school but it will be made available to you anyway. maybe you'll even get to humiliate some arab prisoners right away. or at least be in charge of those that do. no just kidding. go navy. it's clean. no dirt, sand or swamps. just nice clean white bright uniforms with gold on your shoulders and hat and thousands of big bad men that have to salute and respect you.
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My advice would be to get your MBA before you join the work force.  I received mine directly after getting my bachelors.  It was very easy, and has already paid for itself.  \n\nPeople who wait and get it while they are working have a difficult time.  I know a lot of people who are doing this, and they are having a tough time with it.  \n\nI'm so thankful to have gotten it out of the way.
96125
you better believe that sh!t and theyll pay for it to\n\nthe branch i was in would have kept paying for my MBA
512765
Just do what you think possible my dear.. My uncle graduates as an accountant but now he runs his own agricultural business, my counsins one with MA TESOL and another one with BSc(Hons) Molecular Biology and now one works as a TV representer and another one as a Public Relations Officer. Good Luck !. Smooth seas never make a skillfull sailor, my dear.
1072508
If I were you, I would first get a BS in a technical area, such as an engineering discipline.  Then get a MBA in finance.\n\nThat's basically what I'm doing.  I already have a BS in ChemE and will eventually go back to school to get my MBA in finance.\n\nI know some that went straight to business school and are doing great, but I do know that those with technical backgrounds on top of business degrees are VERY desirable.\n\nGood luck!
584048
With a law degree, almost any branch would be jumping for you.  The big part would be to pass OCS (officer canidate school)  where they teach you to lead troops.  I've never gone, but it sounds like a tougher boot camp than the one I went to.  As long as you are physically and mentally able to hack it, I'm sure you'd be sent to the legal section.  Your recruiter would be able to confirm that with the contract he draws up for you.  You'll know all the legal jargon by then and can read for yourself exactly what you are being promised.  If it's not to your satisfaction, have him change it or look to a different branch of service until you find what you want.
556943
I think that the NYPD is your best bet.  The benefits package is excellent and you are covered from the first day that you start the job.  Also there are hundreds of units that you can go to you sound like ESU would be the way to go for you.  Also you are able to buy back some of your military time and there is a way that you can get paid for your training while you are in the academy.
665440
You should join the Air Force ROTC.  They will let you finish college and they will pay your tuition.  Then, you are obligated to 4 years in the Air Force as an officer.