From: feed.supplier@somewhere.cbr   
      
   I hope I am in the right group! I also apologize for repeat questions, feel   
   free to point me in any direction of popular posts already made on this   
   particular manner.   
      
   I have been on a career search for some time now and I am staring to really   
   feel the timer running low with only a year left in the Navy before I   
   separate. I only have an AA and some left over credits from a Cyber Security   
   bachelors I bailed out of (not    
   my cup of tea.) I've always had a good mind for biology and sciences (never   
   took a chemistry class but I am sure I can study hard and learn.) Anyway, from   
   my understanding there are a lot of routes to take to environmental health   
   science careers. I don't    
   want to exhaust my GI Bill with a degree that will keep me running in place.   
   What are some good degrees and paths you suggest? I have some /minor/   
   knowledge on hazardous waste and overall safety. As you may guess it is a big,   
   big thing on the ship. Will    
   being a military vet help me out?   
      
   Also, while I am at it; what are some good careers I could research?   
      
   Thank you!   
      
   PS. If there is anything else I can mention that will make my question easier   
   to answer please let me know.   
      
      
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