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How difficult is it to enlist for OCS straight out of college and get your first branch of choice as 17A(cyber)? I am a prior service army medic, have a bachelors in Computer Science, and the Army recruiting site says the requirements for the branch are a degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Engineering. I figure there cant possibly be that many people in ROTC, OCS, or West Point that have those degrees and want that branch, so if I list it as my first choice I should get it.
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And being clinical already, look at USUHS, the svc med school, they have PhD programs, you'd be well suited for the one in physiology, I'd also look heavily at bioengineering, esp human factors and main in the loop interaction, as well as simulator design, and workload studies, both for aircraft cockpits, as we'll as shipboard simulator design, I think you'd find it quite to your taste, possibly....
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Believe me, I'm only telling you all that to help you, honest, the more you tell me, the netter I can try to help guide you, honest....
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And I can assure you, your thought that ROTC, OCS, or academy grads wouldn't have BSCS or the eqiuive is totally wrong, honest...I assure you, I know, I worked with all of them, all, in all svcs, I'm extremely familiar with all of the academy majors in all svcs, I'm quite well aware how they do it, my best grined in USAF was VMI, he was told no to physics, he had to go EE.....
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Yea a I think I might of had a misconception on this. I just assumed most of them would prefer to get the civilian paychecks if they are going to do a difficult degree like engineering, so I did not think it would be common in commission programs.
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