Should prospective students go for this?

[Dargil]

Should a precondition of receiving up to 6 years of free tuition and books/study materials (but not board), at any school accepting them, to be three years of military service, for 4 years tuition or four years of military service, for six years of tuition, first?

They would remain eligible for separate student bank loans for board only.
Or, they could do it online from home, with a modest stipend for residential expenses. Think in terms of https://www.wgu.edu/ or others like them. There would be an academic performance requirement, of course.

Starting military age limit maximums would be:
The minimum age is 17 with parental consent.
Marine Corps: 28 years old.
Army: 35 years old.
Naval Reserve: 39 years old.
Navy: 41 years old.
Air Force and Space Force: 42 years old.

You could begin college within 50 months after an honorable discharge.

So, if things are going South for you, this is a second chance.
Would you go for it?

Yes

No (why not?)

Something else.

[AI Opinion]

This program offers a unique opportunity for individuals seeking education without significant financial burden. The military service requirement introduces discipline and valuable life skills, while the educational benefits enhance career prospects. However, it's essential to consider personal readiness for military commitments and the potential impact on your life and career goals. If you're comfortable with the service duration and requirements, it could be a rewarding path. Reflect on core aspirations, weigh the benefits, and decide if it's aligned with your long-term goals.

[Dargil]

Its not for everyone, but I would do it if I needed it. It's not for everyone, but few things are. I have (!) Trump's ear. I am going go suggest it to him.

[slatyb]

We need educated people. We should not waste the most productive years of our youth on compulsory service.

[Dargil]

As I would expect.

[Deereeeee]

No seem not well though out