 | I'm planning to attend a college that offers Air Force ROTC and graduate as a second lieutenant. However, I'd like to know what kind of jobs would be available to me once I do graduate. Could I be a doctor? If so, would I have to go to med school at some point? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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| I am interested in the military but i want advice for what jobs in the military are the same on the civilian world. I do not want to enlist in a job that has no use in the civilian world. Plz help advice needed.
5 answers - Asked By: ualreadyknow - 4/22/2008 |
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 | I'm very interested in the justice system, and was wondering what all the jobs that have to do with it are. I've been very interested in becoming a guardian ad litem, but from my reading I've discovered that most of the time there is rarely any compensation and volunteers are more likely to be used. Thanks!
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 | There are many jobs in the military that they train you for and that would count as a college education if you want to have that as a job when you are discharged. would being a judge advocate be enough to be a lawyer?
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 | I plan on eventually becoming a Judge Advocate Officer. But I'm not sure which branch JAG is better in terms of difficulty to get in, law school tuition reimbursement (if any offer such a thing), contract obligations commitment, prestige, and other factors I should consider.
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| , duties, etc.)? I am a female and I am applying to officer school and yes I have a four year degree bachelors degree. I know that I can't fill direct combat jobs so what would be my job in the military if I was a ground lieutenant?
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| What kind of job do you think that I could have with a major in journalism a minor in politics, and an emphasis in computer programming classes? I am very interested in all these areas and i like what I am doing, it's just that I'm not quite sure what I can do with them besides the obvious careers. Any help would be appreciated!!!
1 answer - Asked By: Danielle P - 5/6/2008 |
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| Do victim advocates work in the police department? and what do they do?
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| I know all will be involved to some extent. But what Army jobs will be the biggest players on such a mission.
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 | How are their jobs different from that of a solicitor?
1 answer - Asked By: Strawberry Sunflower - 7/10/2011 |
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| I am currently in Law School and when i graduate I was looking to do some Government Work. I am looking into the FBI Special Agent Attorney route, but the JAG career track has caught my eye, but the problem is finding any information.
I know Judge Advocates must go through basic training, but what i would like to know is if they must also serve in combat?
What i mean is....
After training do Judge Advocates go right into practicing law? or must they server in Iraq etc?
If anyone knows the answer to the question please reply, also if you have any other information about the JAG career track please post it here...thanks
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| Im a 15 year old in New Hampshire, who wants to be emancipated. My parents are okay with it. But my grades are not that good, and i dont have a job. I want to travel without being considered a run away, and without my parents getting in trouble for me. I can travel without a lot of money, and am good with all that, i just need to know if it is llegal for me to become emancipated.
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 | I want to become a lawyer..but i don't have much information...what jobs can i really do with a degree in law? what qualities must i have to become a good lawyer?please help me...i am desperate!!!thanks a lot everyone...you are really nice!
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 | When nobody are perfect-how can one say what is right and wrong,nobody are experts in all the matters or correct in all they views[only god can judge all]how can we decide which work is good and which is bad.A robber and prostitute maybe good according to GOD[ how can we decide]what GITA says about this]
info ;this is my view and i wish to know what GITA explain on this[i may be wrong too]
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| Im still in high school and have given much thought to my future. Ive considered joining the military and then college, although a physician advised me he regrets becoming a combat medic for his current job. I want to do something that is within the government as in a civilian etc... what skills does the military (US of course) or government look for?
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| How hard to is to be selected as a JAG if you have never been in the military? If I obtain a JD and then apply to be JAG does it matter which branch? Does the military then help to pay back loans? What is the process?
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| I have tried everything, I think. I have two teenagers who only think they have to help if they get something out of it, i.e., money or a friend can sleep over - and even then it is a slipshod job, at best! I think I need a 'Supernanny' for teens to help motivate them. GRRRR!
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| I have tried everything, I think. I have two teenagers who only think they have to help if they get something out of it, i.e., money or a friend can sleep over - and even then it is a slipshod job, at best! I think I need a 'Supernanny' for teens to help motivate them. GRRRR!
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 | And are there any receptionist/desk jobs? Please list as many careers in this field that you know of and that are HIGHLY beneficial!
Thanks!
1 answer - Asked By: Celestine> Is keepin it REAL - 7/9/2009 |
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 | I plan on becoming a police officer in the future, and there's a question or two I would like to avoid answering "yes" to during the lie detector test.. Would it be best to answer truthfully or not? Because I'm certain if I answer yes then it is highly unlikely that I would be able to get the job. It involves drugs.
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