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<p>Hey, I wasn’t really sure were to post this as it is very cross-discipline…</p>

<p>What would look better for a JD/MBA program, 5 years as an army officer, or 5 years enlisted in special forces? I ask because to be a special forces officer you need 5 years as a normal officer, at which point I want to go back to education.</p>

<p>If you wanted to know, enlisted I would be in the MOS 18C. Also my educational background is in engineering…</p>

<p>[Degree</a> Requirements for Five-Year Program | Education | MIT Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering](<a href=“http://web.mit.edu/nse/education/graduate/FiveYearProgram.html]Degree”>MIT NSE: Graduate Education: Five-Year Program)</p>

<p>Basicly it is 5 years as…</p>

<p>[18C</a> Description - Professional Soldiers ®](<a href=“18C Description - Professional Soldiers ®”>18C Description - Professional Soldiers ®)</p>

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<p>5 years as…</p>

<p>[GoArmy.com</a> > Army ROTC > Engineer Officer](<a href=“http://www.goarmy.com/RotcViewJob.do?id=298]GoArmy.com”>http://www.goarmy.com/RotcViewJob.do?id=298)</p>

<p>Thanks!
-Jrhunger</p>

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<p>Are you serious? Let me guess, you have not even spent a day in the military right? You have a lot to learn.</p>

<p>Why don’t you go to [ArmyOCS</a> Portal](<a href=“http://www.armyocs.com%5DArmyOCS”>http://www.armyocs.com) to familiarize yourself with the process of becoming an officer, what is required of you, and the process for doing so?</p>

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<p>I’m afraid I have to agree with Polo. You should not be making this kind of decision based on what may “look better.”</p>