July 15, 200422 yr Yeah but he will have a much easier life onces he graduates and does his service as he will have a pick of very good jobs. Something I wont have the luxury of. 459122[/snapback] If he is good enough and gets the interest of one of the bigger companies, he won't even have to do his service. 459621[/snapback] Im almost certain you have to go into the service.
July 15, 200422 yr Yeah but he will have a much easier life onces he graduates and does his service as he will have a pick of very good jobs. Something I wont have the luxury of. 459122[/snapback] If he is good enough and gets the interest of one of the bigger companies, he won't even have to do his service. 459621[/snapback] Im almost certain you have to go into the service. 459629[/snapback] Yeah, you commit to 3 or 4 years service automatically because the education is free.
July 15, 200422 yr Juanky is talking about some sort of loophole for the elite that graduate. I dont believe him, but I will let him fight his own battles.
July 15, 200422 yr Author naw, they gotta complete the service. Athletes cant even get out of it to play pros. Plus, my brother wouldn't puss out....if you're gonna be in the military and use taxpayers' money, at least serve your country for the allotted time. That's very lame to skip out.
July 15, 200422 yr General Information Admissions Selectivity Rating: 86 School Type: PRIVATE Enrollment: 9,629 Religious Affiliation: No Affiliation Campus Surroundings: Suburban Campus Size: 260 Year Founded: 1925 CEEB Code: 5815 ACT Code: 760 Average SAT: Not Reported Average ACT: Not Reported Comprehensive Fee: $36,442 How much for 4 years? Application Information Applications Available: The Common Application Regular Admission Deadline: 2/1 Early Decision Deadline: 11/1 Early Action Deadline: 11/1 Priority Application Deadline: Not Reported Students Who Apply to U. Miami Also Apply To Washington University in St. Louis , Vanderbilt University , New York University , University of Southern California , Emory University , University of California-Los Angeles , University of Florida , Florida State University , Boston University , Syracuse University
July 16, 200422 yr naw, they gotta complete the service. Athletes cant even get out of it to play pros. Plus, my brother wouldn't puss out....if you're gonna be in the military and use taxpayers' money, at least serve your country for the allotted time. That's very lame to skip out. 459678[/snapback] You can technically. If you are very tall. That is what D-Robinson did.
July 16, 200422 yr naw, they gotta complete the service. Athletes cant even get out of it to play pros. Plus, my brother wouldn't puss out....if you're gonna be in the military and use taxpayers' money, at least serve your country for the allotted time. That's very lame to skip out. 459678[/snapback] You can technically. If you are very tall. That is what D-Robinson did. 459805[/snapback] Robinson served.
July 16, 200422 yr You sure? I do not think he did hios whole duty because, well, he doesnt meet regulations on the subs.
July 16, 200422 yr He served for 2 years I guess. He was the #1 pick in 1987 and did not play until the 89-90 season. Maybe he got a little special treatment(I'm not sure) but he still served.
July 16, 200422 yr Not saying he was a jerk for opting out, he actually had a reason. You have no idea how much respect I have for that man.
July 16, 200422 yr University of Hawaii at Manoa General Information Admissions Selectivity Rating: 81 School Type: PUBLIC Enrollment: 13,070 Religious Affiliation: No Affiliation Campus Surroundings: Metropolis Campus Size: 320 Year Founded: 1907 CEEB Code: 4867 ACT Code: 902 Average SAT: 1097 Average ACT: 23 In-State Tuition: $3,408 Out-State Tuition: $9,888
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