Can you actually apply for 2 yr scholarship when you have 3 yr school remaining.

[TheClutch]

I know it looks really bad because it seems like you're doing it for just free tuition and allowances. I don't mind being a mil dentist, but I would rather a shorter commitment and get to pick where I wanna be stationed, etc.

Is this possible? applying for 2 yr when you got 3 yr of school??

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[vellnueve]

Given that it takes about a year to get you up to speed, it's not going to happen. They're not going to train you for 1 year so that you can work for 1 year, especially in the current climate where there are no shortages of 4 year applicants.

 

[USArmyHPSP]

I know it looks really bad because it seems like you're doing it for just free tuition and allowances. I don't mind being a mil dentist, but I would rather a shorter commitment and get to pick where I wanna be stationed, etc.

Is this possible? applying for 2 yr when you got 3 yr of school??

The Army has a three year minimum term of service, meaning that if you get a two year scholarship, you will still serve at least three years.

 

[TheClutch]

Given that it takes about a year to get you up to speed, it's not going to happen. They're not going to train you for 1 year so that you can work for 1 year, especially in the current climate where there are no shortages of 4 year applicants.

In that case, I guess I will just apply for 3 yr scholarship (I will def do AEGD btw too)
Just 2 quick questions tho,
didn't Navy offer 2 year scholarships for the last fiscal year(2012-2013)?
When does this year (2013-2014) scholarship start? Can I start filling out an application now??

 

[vellnueve]

Navy requires a year of training prior to going operational. Those tours are 2-3 years - thus why virtually all commitments are 3+ years.