What college do you want to go to, and how much is the tuition for the Naval Academy?
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If you can get into an armed forces academy, I was under the assumption that tuition is free. It's a little harder than applying at a normal school though...
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go to http://www.lsu.edu, the tuition varies depending on whether you live in state or out of state.
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this would depend on the college you choose.  each school has different prices for the credit hour and the fees for the credit hour.  also don't forget the book cost.  the college i went to it was $65.00 per credit hour (3 per class) that included the tuition fee.  then the books were anywhere from $75.00-$150.00.  Buy used books always; they are alot cheaper, plus sometimes have answers in them.   probably the best place to get your books would be amazon.com
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Full Sail in FL is a nice school, also Digital Circus in NC. It has small, private classes, great housing, and helps with financing.
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My son was in the navy on the U S S Eisenhower.  GO NAVY\nfor the best information, visit or call you local Navy recruiter.
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Have fun paying your tuition, Army doesn't care if you're not interested in free college...
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go to west point, college R.O.T.C,  or O.C.S.
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you give my you scholarship and i will pay for our school you want to go to ...up to $500 less of the scholarship
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I just enrolled at Westwood Online. I will start January 12th which is the beginning of classes. So far I have had a good experience dealing with the admissions lady. The only thing making me have second guess is the cost. It will cost me approx 14k a yr to attend for the degree I want ( that price includes my books, art kit and software). I am having trouble finding scholarships that fit my criteria.If all goes well I will go through this successfully. Good luck if you decide to attend. If you want anymore info you can contact:\n\n\nLuann Sanders\nAdmissions Representative\nWestwood College Online\nDirect: 303.410.7996\nToll-free:  877.817.9525 ext. 11545\nFax: 303.459.6823\nE-mail: lsanders@westwood.edu\nwww.westwoodonline.edu\n\nApplication: https://enroll.westwoodonline.edu \n\nHere is the catalog link to view programs and their criteria:\n\nhttp://www.westwoodonline.edu/pdf/wol_catalog.pdf\n\n\nWestwood is nationally accredited also !
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The Cooper Union in NYC. Tuition is free...if you can get in. Likewise Olin College, in Massachusetts. Free, but you need to be admitted, and that's not so easy.
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I was an Air Force guy but I think of the Marines as more of an offensive group while the army is more of a defender. If you plan on joining, the Navy offers the most money for college (MGIB and kickers) and the Air Force has an accredited college that you actually earn credits while in that transfer. The marines and army see the most action but I would only choose them if that's what your into. Navy and AF offer more for the future to me.
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Join the Navy and go to Hospital Corsman "A School"
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Try out this link It will give you all information about US Merchant Marine Academy.\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/directory/brief/drglance_2892_brief.php\n\nFor Mass. Maritime Academy try this site out -You will have all the information .\n\nhttp://www.maritime.edu/\n\nBest of Luck !!!!!
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Naval Sea Cadet Corps-for Americans ages 11 to 17\n\nhttp://www.seacadets.org/public/
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Ask colleges for a full tuition scholarship.
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Harvard or Yale, if I had the money.
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Ohh, i was actually considering that in high school, some guys from it came to talk to my AP physics class last year to get us to enroll.  I really like physics, but wasnt sure of a stable career in it so that program was kind of appealing.  If it's the Nuclear Power Program that they came to talk to us about, basically you control the nuclear reactors on submarines, so yes, you have to go out to sea a lot, but you won't really be in direct battle, you'll be working with the nuclear power that makes the sub work while the other people on the sub shoot missles at things.  You'll travel a lot to other countries and stuff.  They pay for your college, and you can go anywhere you want that you get accepted to, then you go to their college, i forget where to get the nuclear power training for a year.  Personally, I decided not to do it because you are always traveling and in strange places.  It would be nice to see the world, but it would be impossible to settle down because you are gone for weeks and weeks at a time and only get to be home a few days before you depart again.  That's all I know about it, good luck.