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I am 40 years old is it to late for me to join the military and at this age is it a wise choice, I do not have a career just a job and I want to leave some type of mark saying that I did something during my life Rate this question:

asked by cliffwj (Portsmouth, VA) Reply to this Question

The oldest age is 42 for most branches of the military, except for the Army which is 40.

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my son is 16 wants a career in the military, the very tip join in his right pointer finger is bent . as with an open hand it points toward the thumb he was born with the defect , it doesnot stop him functioning would he have to get it fixed to enter? Rate this question:

asked by kyjessa (Oldsmar, FL) Reply to this Question

I am 29 years old, and am looking to make a career change into the medical field. I am most likely aiming toward becoming a physician's assistant. I am a patriot, and would love to find out how the military could assist me in realizing my goals. Thank you Rate this question:

asked by (Thousand Oaks, CA) Reply to this Question

When you join you get money you can use for college or stay in and go to their schools.

I am looking to switch careers and am not really sure where to begin, are there any good career assessment sources? Rate this question:

asked by linda (Palo Alto, CA) Reply to this Question

Assessment The MAPP assessment is pretty good, it is easy to take and the results are pretty reliable.
Career Explorer I took the aptitude test online at Career Explorer and was very satisfied with the results, it gave me a new way to look and my skills and it is free!

I am looking to switch careers and am not really sure where to begin, are there any good career assessment sources? Rate this question:

asked by linda6789 (San Diego, CA) Reply to this Question

Assessment The MAPP assessment is pretty good, it is easy to take and the results are pretty reliable.
Career Explorer I took the aptitude test online at Career Explorer and was very satisfied with the results, it gave me a new way to look and my skills and it is free!

If my previous career was 6 to 8 years of accounts payable experience, would it be possible to return to this career even though I haven't worked in accounting since 2003? Rate this question:

asked by aalston8066 (Detroit, MI) Reply to this Question

Yes, it is by all means possible to return to the same type of position even after a long absence. Employers will want to see an updated resume and ask what you have been doing since, but it's possible to get back into the swing of things.

Can the Cateet workforce1 send me to CNA training, Iam a holder of Career workforce1 ID Umemployed and this training will help me climb to my career latter. Rate this question:

asked by flobuchichosen (Brooklyn, NY) Reply to this Question

You have to go to training rather than have them come to you. Try the community college.

I'm looking for a career change and am very interested in the plastic surgery field, but Medical School is not an option. I'm wondering where I can research possible career opportunities in this area. Rate this question:

asked by (Louisville, KY) Reply to this Question

Well it's kinda like this if you do not know the difference between a butter knife and a scalpel, uhh then it would behoove you to go to western Carreer college and become a dental assistant. good luck Doug

Our 10 year old son would like to go to military shcool.He hopes to be in the Army when he grows up and is obsessed with any thing military.He is NOT a discipline problem at all...he is a great kid who thinks military shcool sounds awesome...any suggeston Rate this question:

asked by MKoury (Port Monmouth, NJ) Reply to this Question

St. John's Military School We have several cadets from New Jersey. If your son wants to attend a Military School, make arrangemnets to visit St. John's Military School located in Salina, Kansas. Contact and ask for Major Robert Forde at robertf@sjms.org
Major Forde's Contact Information at St. Johns Military School: robertf@sjms.org or 785-823-7231 Ext 7721 or Ext 7776.

Are there any good military schools in central florida where I can send my 17yr. old son. He loves military school and wants to go into the military. he goes to one in chicago now and were moving to florida. Rate this question:

asked by debbie_deb_03 (Orlando, FL) Reply to this Question

Apparently there are six Military schools in Florida. You can find their contact information at www.floridaschoolchoice.org/information/Private__Schools/military_schools.asp You can also contact St. John's Military School located in Salina, Kansas. Contact me at anytime for further assistance robertforde@yahoo.com or robertf@sjms.org
I'm a 66 yr old, looking for some facial uplifting.I'm looking for a board certified plastic surgeon near Deland, Fl.32720
to the 66 year old that needs plastic surgery. Wonderful and excellent doctor board certified in Delray Beach Fl Dr. Gregory Albert Delray Beach Florida I have used him several times and so has my son.;

I have an 18 year old son that i would like to enlist him in the military, for disciniplary reasons. Can i enlist him as his father, or does the military need his consent to join? Rate this question:

asked by gary.guhl (Atlanta, GA) Reply to this Question

Yes they need his consent!!!!!!! Military is volunteer basis only!!!!!! If he is under the age of 18 he would need his parents to sign for him but they also need him to sign. The only ones that are forced is through court. In some situations judges can give someone the choice to join the army or go to prison but that is rare in our current situation!
since he is 18 he must consent. I did the same thing and it was the best thing I ever did as a young man.
You can not sign anyone up for the military other than yourself. It's volunteer service, only when there is a draft can young men be required to sign up. He would be the one signing all the papers, so he would have to consent to signing up. Have him talk to a recruiter, there is no harm in talking.

Are there any good military schools in Tennessee or Northern Alababa? My son is 11 and in 6th grade and being very disrespectful and getting into trouble at school. He is obsessed with the military so I thought this may be the solution. Rate this question:

asked by (Murfreesboro, TN) Reply to this Question

Tennessee has military schools for troubled youths

im with someone who was in the military and had to get out on a medical resason. im serving in the military in the army reserves. but i didnt know if i could have a jag officer serve as his lawyer or not a case that he is going thru. just asking! Rate this question:

asked by brat_04us (Kirksville, MO) Reply to this Question

JAG officers work under military law and rarely able to work on a civil case.

military wife who is having a difficult pregnancy. my lease is up this friday and drs are tellin me i will have my baby in about 2 wks instead of anotha month. military wont do anything cause we are not on a housing waiting list. what can i do? Rate this question:

asked by (Jacksonville, NC) Reply to this Question

You should get on their list but try also Emergency Shelter For Homeless 919 George St, New Bern, NC - (252) 637-4185

I am starting to write two books. I am partly doing this for me and partly to help others that are in the same situation by sharing my story that is relevant to military life as a military wife. Who do speak to about reviewing it Rate this question:

asked by (Boise, ID) Reply to this Question

The best bet is www.grants.gov. You will need to register first, then you can have paperwork sent to you. No matter what though, you will encounter some red tape as the government has a strong interest in how their money is spent
The best bet is www.grants.gov. You will need to register first, then you can have paperwork sent to you. No matter what though, you will encounter some red tape as the government has a strong interest in how their money is spent

would the military help me with a GED? and i have bad teeth would that effect my chances of joining the military? Rate this question:

asked by (Buckley, MI) Reply to this Question

I know that they'd prefer you to have your diploma or GED but with the shortage of personnel in some branches they would probably wave the requirements. Check with your local recruiters and having bad teeth shouldn't effect your chances.

I would like to enroll my 10 yr old son in a military school next year, he will be in 5th grade. He is out of control and very disrespectful. He's been having deciplinary problems since kindergarten. I need a military school that is close to my area. Rate this question:

asked by bdjat (Las Vegas, NV) Reply to this Question

It sounds like possibly he many be ADD or ADHD which is a disorder in many kids, I would ck. with his doctor first, 2nd be firm, set rules, give love, put him on a set schedule. This sounds like unacceptable behavior to me he needs time out, or maybe u do!Check with your doctor.
try looking here www.boardingschoolreview.com/

21 years as a Chief Electrician in the Military -Certification not required in the military - Need one as a civilian. Where can I get certified? Rate this question:

asked by wanda.culbertson (Leavenworth, KS) Reply to this Question

Certification requirements vary from state to state, but you should check with a vocational school or community college in your area. They should be able to point you in the right direction.
Certification requirements vary from state to state, but you should check with a vocational school or community college in your area. They should be able to point you in the right direction.

Are you looking for a Military School for your 6 through 12 grade son. Then I would advise you contact MAJOR Forde at St. John's Military School. Great School, Staff and Facilities. The time and investment is worth the cost. Here is his #785-342-4014 Rate this question:

asked by drillinstructer2000 (Phoenix, AZ) Reply to this Question

We decided to contact Major Forde. Our son was having problems with respect at home, he started hanging around with the wrong crowd. We could not find help anywhere. We should have sent both of our boys to St. John's but did send our youngest child who will be a senior this year. Families should look into St. John's for their troubled teen or the teen who is starting to go down the wrong road. We found the initial cost to be around $28.000 for the first year. But the cost did come down the second and third year our son was there. They had some scholarship available for the second year cadet which were merit scholarships. My advice is to contact Mr. Robert Forde by the number we are providing. If you think the cost is going to be an issue, they will help you apply for loans that we found help us to get our son into this fine institution.
what city is it in?

What is a good career to persue? Rate this question:

asked by (Redmond, OR) Reply to this Question

The hottest careers right now are in the medical fields and in technology, but the best career is the one you are most passionate about. Find what you love.