@austinmshauri. 0%.This would not apply to me. Just brain storming ideas here. ?
I was the kid with a mother of 4 that was a single parent on Public Aid and food stamps. I got financial aid to go to college. Otherwise I wouldn’t of never became a doctor. I would of been a skilled worker. I also worked at a hospital during college to pay that off. I lived at home since I couldn’t afford to go away to Michigan State or the like. I went to Community College my first year since I had to. I went to Wayne State which was more of a commuter school. Didn’t have a “dream” school. Any college was a dream just to attend.
So, I get it. Just looking at different alternatives here. Just an option. Know many in Israel and it’s just a way of life. They seem ready to go to college after serving 2 years. My niece who graduated MSU in communications moved there and served 2 years volunteering. They put her as an editor for the IDF social media communications. She gained great experience so it doesn’t have to be combat training. Yes, she had a rifle/gun and could use it. She freelances now and once she mentions she worked for the IDF getting jobs is not an issue. It helps more then her MSU degree ?