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I am a recent high school graduate who is looking into naval aviation post university. Here are my current stats-
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Graduated HS top 8% of class with a 3.85 GPA (UW)
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Graduate from community college with AA Summa Cum Laude
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Healthy and relatively athletic, so health should not be an issue
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Headed to Uni in Fall
Questions: -What is the best possible bachelors degree I can get to increase my likelihood of success and aptitude? -What would the best step to take post college be? (No ROTC option)
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What can I be doing now to prepare myself in general, outside of physical activity and school-studies?
Thanks ahead of time!
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