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Yea I looked that up. You are correct. Really surprised they would allow you to leave the military after two years, but they do. I am sure it is pretty frowned upon though. That would be two years of free education (for anyone attending) unless they made you pay it back. Not like anyone can just get into one of the academies though.
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After attending the very rigid West Point going to Arizona State should be a breeze for Kanye Udoh.Originally posted by Bballfan View Post
Yea I looked that up. You are correct. Really surprised they would allow you to leave the military after two years, but they do. I am sure it is pretty frowned upon though. That would be two years of free education (for anyone attending) unless they made you pay it back. Not like anyone can just get into one of the academies though.
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I tried to find a clip of it but comedian Shane Gillis originally committed to Army and he talked about the process of transferring out, I remember he said it was a pretty brutal process.Originally posted by Bballfan View Post
Yea I looked that up. You are correct. Really surprised they would allow you to leave the military after two years, but they do. I am sure it is pretty frowned upon though. That would be two years of free education (for anyone attending) unless they made you pay it back. Not like anyone can just get into one of the academies though.
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My buddy was a student at the Air Force Academy, I assume the other service academies are similar. You can leave at any point during your first two years and not owe anything back. Once you start your junior year, and you leave, you then are on the hook for the entire value of the education you have received to date. The former cadet will owe thousands of dollars and/or will be required to enlist for several years.Originally posted by Bballfan View Post
Yea I looked that up. You are correct. Really surprised they would allow you to leave the military after two years, but they do. I am sure it is pretty frowned upon though. That would be two years of free education (for anyone attending) unless they made you pay it back. Not like anyone can just get into one of the academies though.

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Originally posted by wscsuperfan View Post
what a waste of money. I'm willing to bet you won't find any foreign students wasting their money on such trivial BS
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Staubach served his four year committment, including of tour of duty in South Vietnam. He was a rookie in the NFL at age 27. - per WikipediaOriginally posted by Sec10-A-14 View PostDidn't Roger Staubach QB for the Cowboys do something like that. or did he go pro after 2 yrs active service?
I know he was at Annapolis UYS Naval Academy.
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I honestly wouldn't be surprised if about half of those were paper courses for the football team. There are a lot of ways to get around the "student" half of "student-athlete" down south.Originally posted by Sec10-A-14 View Post
what a waste of money. I'm willing to bet you won't find any foreign students wasting their money on such trivial BS
Personally, I once heard Arian Foster suggest the idea of offering "football" as its own major - and I think it's about time we explore that so we're not spending all this extra money on red tape. It's no less academic than "Beer Appreciation."
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SMSU required us to take a course called "First Year Experience" which had a component all about university academics - how to write papers, how to use the library, etc. That's odd enough - but they made it a requirement for graduation without actually making it a requirement for freshman year. I'd been around for a few years part time by that point, and I know there was at least one graduating senior who had to listen to a full lecture on how to find books in the libraryOriginally posted by wscsuperfan View Post
Each class had a topic along with it and mine was Baseball In Film - which was cool. We got to try on a Yankees World Series ring from the 1950s and one of my classmates is the GM at Wake Forest for the football team.
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"Weird Behavior" fits considering Denton is almost as weird as Austin... and I can talk smack about Denton since I live about 20-25 minutes away from the wacko-ward known as Denton.Originally posted by wscsuperfan View PostCal U (Pa.) Class of 2014
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