If you're interested in medical services, we offer training in dental, X-ray and medical lab specialties. Other relevant studies include electronics, photojournalism, food services, radio and television broadcasting, just to name a few. But you don't have to join the Army full-time to reap the advantages of skill training. You can attend college and serve in the Army at the same time. Soldiers stationed around the world have access to programs at accredited colleges, universities and vocational schools.
Many schools even grant college credits for military training and experience.
These institutions work together to offer specific technical and general areas of study designed to meet their needs. The Army even helps soldiers pay off student loans they've taken out in the past, provided they attended schools on an approved Perkins, Stafford or other Department of Education Guaranteed Student Loan. The Army can help you better realize your capabilities and interests. The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test measures academic as well as vocational skills.