How do you stay motivated on a pre-comm when you're not learning your job?

https://www.tesu.edu/

This is the version, Excelsior, Oak Tree, and Edison, are all quite real, I've heard....

https://www.charteroak.edu/

This is the Connecticut version of Excelsior, from what I understand....

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_College_of_the_Air_Force

As Navy enlisted, I'd read, I think, that you should quite possibly be allowed to !make use of this, to try to get your associates. I'd very strongly urge you to at least get all Navy and/or other transcripts, and send them here, as well as Excelsior, Excelsior has it's own exam program as well....

http://www.excelsior.edu

This is fully legitimate, a friend got his bach inm!ath, I got a second bach inm!ath, they used in be NU Statez then split off and privatized. They have a toll free phone line, are very svc friendly, and are well known to Navy, they were called USNY (not SUNY) Regents External/College Degrees (RED/RCD) before Excelsior, they somhabe nursing, a !asters in liberal arts, and forged a special arrangement with Navy nuclear enlisted school in Orlando, FL, I'd read, many yrs ago. I'll send this now, then more.

Understand, UoPeople isn't regionally accredited, however there's no tuition. All one pays for are exams and admin fees, it's DETC accredited (formerly NHSC), though I don't kmow if industry, the svcs, or VA accept it yet. I've been told the exam and admin costs can be nontrivial, also, they only have assoc/bach in comp sci (CS), health sci, and bus admin, though they do have an MBA, and were just endorsed to some extent, I'd read, by the Vatican, let me send this, then I'll send more.

I saw !emtiomed Jere that your were ATC. Look at http://www.uopeople.edu, I know shipboard frequently have on board civil service college faculty, does yours? Let !e send this first....

My next younger brother was merchant marine, as well as Navy Mil Sealift Command (MSC) civil service, and also USNR-MMR (merchant marine reserve), so he told me a good deal of that life, and I also saw him while he'd been involved with it. Its a singularly rough existence, I'd thought, so I cam, I think, appreciate why you say what you did, though I never was in that world myself. It might help here if you could elaborate somewhat. Explain your ambitions, level of training and coursework both in service and out, in as much detail as you can give. I do have thoughts for you, though idmmeed to know more, let !e send this, then I'll try to send more, meanwhile, start on a detailed narrative, apamd try to be as specific as possible. Hobbies, reading interests, what work youre exposed to so far as you might care to say, etc., OK?