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| 2304 Cadet Dr |
| Air Force Academy, CO 80840-5002 |
| (800) 443-9266 |
| http://www.usafa.edu |
Your entire education is paid for, so you are definitely getting your bang for the buck. It may be hard, but coming out on the other end it is worth it to say that you made it through.
» Read MoreAttending USAFA is an education worth about $150,000 (could be mistaken) without a paying a penny out of your pocket. Four years of service ARE required after graduation.
» Read MoreThe education is free...ish. You will owe five years in the military at least; however, you will get more financial opportunities and less financial worries than going any other route while pursuing your undergraduate education.
» Read MoreThere is the Oath of Commitment that you must take, which is the only repayment to the Academy, but in other regards, earning a free education when accepted to this campus is absolutely worth it. You get hands-on training for your respected fields, and the chance to be commissioned as a military officer is one of high esteem.
» Read MoreA lot of people stop and think that the education is free, but that is simply not the case. When you decide to enter the Academy, you commit yourself to a few years of dedicated service in the U.S. Military. Nevertheless, when you weigh the pros and cons, a free education and a chance to serve your country outweigh the risks of combat for some dedicated Americans.
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