True that Sgt Porters your right and i totally agree. I always did have a different mos in mind upon listing but kinda fell into 94k/15r upon enlisting due to my extremely high electronic and mechanic scores on my ASVAB.

PVT Kenneth Rodriguez and if i ever get the opportunity to re-enlist i will always have a backup mos in case things dont go as planned.

https://www.index.va.gov/search/va/bva.jsp

You'll find this useful for researching BVA decisions, if you wanna try lookin for favorable stuff by keyword, just trust me, BVA isn't amateur night, it's a useful handy guide, NOT the final arbiter, as I'd said, that's why God invented attorneys, OK?

OK, lemme explain a few things...I've been over to MIT, I bollixed up a chance to likely have gone to MIT, I saw a Ph.D. dissertation defense at MIT, you've gotta stop focusing on MIT, I'll help you find a suitable place, however, short of you having a near 4.0 GPA in high school, MIT is pure la-la land, that much I can virtually promise, honest...I need to know GPAs, specific AP coursework you've done, SAT and/or ACT scores, assocs, and bach stuff you've done thus far, I can help you, however, you need to be realistic, so, I need you to seriously focus, and tell me exactly what major and/or majors you'd want...also, you need to look at USPHS, their age limit is 44, and, while they're active duty, they don't have quite the same level of stricture, I think, as the other major svcs in terms of PT...if you do get VA-disability, however, that's gonna bollix up going back on active unless you'd give it up, which, after all the aggravation to get it, you're likely not gonna want to do, assumedly, OK? As I also said, I tend to favor aikido and iaido, you might find them to your taste intellectually, plus, they're highly aerobic, obviously, iaido less arduous, though still quite demanding, I assure you..and you've gotta stop the fluctuating between music and helping vets, the one is the one, the other is the other, you want law, my best friend in clinical training before my disability switched to law, so I have a pretty fair idea of what he went through to get it, if you want me to suggest stuff, lemme send you something else, however, the chances of it working aren't great, I've been told, still, you might find it of some interest, if only to read about, OK?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reading_law

Some states still hae this Lincolnesque tradition, in NY where we are, NY reqs a year of ABA law school, the other two years can be done reading law in a practice with a NY bar licensee, I'm not sure out of state, another clinical friend of mine is in NJ, he had an interest in patent law, under a friend he has there with a NY law license, I've been told the pass rates for bar exams isn't great doing reading law, Washingston state being the best, I think, read the site, you'll understand more, OK?

Look...you can't be everthing...I can tell you have a decently gifted mind, however, you're quite honestly all over the place...if you want engineering, physics, math, comp sci (CS), IT, all of those are different, with different requirements and constraints...if you want clinical, that's a whole world unto itself, you might consider dentistry, which, if you went oral and maxillofacial surgery, in residency, has a back door to med called orthognathic surgery...look also at both allopathic (MD) and osteopathic (DO) programs, as well, however, to help you halfway coherently, I need a really detailed, organized biosketch, with virtually everything academic you've done, once I have that, so far as you might be able to relate it, I can suggest things...if you want music, there, I can't help, I have an interest in the math of music, which is a very serious topic, however, I know absolutely zero about it, aside from, as I'd said, having looked slightly into music therapy for a guy in the Pentecostal church we go to my wife likes, honest, OK? So, give me some coherent detail, tell me what part of the country you're in, not exactly, just generally, eastern, western, northwest, southwest, wherever, and I can suggest schools and programs, however, I need to know what you've done thus far, coherently, with focus, then I can at least try to suggest things for you more coherently, OK?