why more people should consider the air force as plan A

This video will cover how student debt is the old way of obtaining a bachelor's degree, and the Air Force is the new way. College loans are out of control, and there's guarantee getting a degree will pay off. I'll break down some education benefits of the Air Force to help see and alternate path.

If your family is coming into town for your graduation, and need somewhere to stay, I have two Airbnb's which would be perfect for them. Make sure they ask about our discount.

Airbnb: The Chillton - 3 Bedroom/3 Bathroom

Airbnb: Ritz Bargain - 1 Bedroom/1 Bathroom

If I had to live in the Air Force dorms again, these are essential items I must have

All views in this video are for entertainment purposes only and do not express the views or represent the Air Force.

[CLRIII]

I’m 32 about the join. No kids no wife. Just taking advantage of this opportunity before than. I wish I would’ve did this years ago

[RETUSAF]

My son joined the AF in 2008 as a AB. He got college credit and in 2016 became a 2nd Lieutenant. He's been a Capt for 28 months. He just brought a home in San Antonio Texas. What i love most about the AF is after 20 years you get a pension!

[FighterJetOfDoom]

The Air Force Academy is literally the best option. You get the best of both worlds, A proper education, a degree, a certified job, and the best part: NO TUITION!!! Unfortunately, it’s hard to get into.

[The_NJG]

I'm joining the USAF to obtain my degree without taking on the debt. I already have a year of college down (36 credit hours, did some courses in highschool), couldn't afford to go back, so here I am. Plus with the economic collapse of, well, everything, I feel like the USAF would offer me greater job security than the public sector.

[Nathaniel_LaVern]

I am shipping off to BMT next July and I am booked for my dream job of being a firefighter. It's such an amazing opportunity and feeling to be going into your senior year knowing that you are already booked for your dream job. I haven't even shipped off and I am already grateful for the air force.

[childofgod]

I've been in the Air Force for 7 months now and I am stationed overseas just blessed.

[zeroturn]

Wish that YouTube existed 30 years ago. Good on you for getting the information to the people.

[alexcarino]

I got a 34 in my asvab did meps now waiting on my next steps I’m 34 I have a business and I’m debt free I see the AF as another stepping stone in my life. It’s never too late go after your goals!

[michaelcastro]

Hey Jody! I’m 33 and I’ve been considering enlisting into the Air Force for almost ten years and finally quit dragging my feet and enlisted. I leave for BMT Tuesday! I just wanted to say thank you for your service and thank you for all your helpful videos as they were a huge part in helping me into making this life changing decision. God Bless!

[GuilainelovesJesus]

I'm 34 years old, a single mother and I'm in the recruiting process to join the Airforce Reserves and I'm in school already. I already know this move is going to be the best move of my life. I'm so hyped and pumped Jody!!!
When I wear that uniform, I'll make sure I come to San Antonio and take a picture with you, give you a hand shake. I've been following you for over 2 years now and you are the one that inspired me to join 🎉
Thank you for your service and videos ❤❤❤

[CryInChroma]

I just took my ASVAB last week and scored an 82! Looking through the jobs to decide what I wanna do.

[NC-xtie]

I’m 18 fresh out of highschool and I’m going to meps Friday. I scored 17 on my practice asvab then studied for 3 weeks and got a 77 on the picat and a 78 on the confirmation test. Your content has helped me a lot during this journey💪🏾

[austinchase]

I just completed my second year in the Air Force this past June! It was the best decision I ever made!! I’m promoting to E4 in December, and I’m only 6 credit hours away from my CCAF!! Thanks for the amazing vid Jody!!! AIM HIGH!!

[MapleBar]

Change your mind? Na, you 100%, my man. I didn’t go to college, but now at 41, I wish I would’ve enlisted instead of dropping out of HS at 16 and getting my GED at 20. I was blessed enough to work my way into a successful career path without any real guidance in life, but being older and wiser knowing what I know now, the military should be everyone’s plan A. There is no other comparable option that offers the level of benefits (speaking generally) as the U.S. military. Become disciplined, educated, skilled, financially taken care of, serve your country honorably, and God willing come out the other side intact as a more well equipped human being to take on life’s challenges.

[tylerbrown]

I am currently waiting on the MAC to get back to me for a consult for waivers. Been almost a year since I started the process and I am so ready to start the USAF life with my wife and son and follow in my families footsteps. I’ve watched so many of your videos and gained so much more knowledge of the Air Force just from your videos

[flaviofelix]

Just sworn in after MEPS this last Monday! Can't wait to ship out. Thank you so very much for your help during the process sir, the information you share. has been absolutely instrumental for my success!!💙

[ericnewman]

“Joining the Air Force because it’s the safest branch” could all change with a stroke of a pen. You swear the same oath as every other branch. I was in the Army myself and never saw combat even though I volunteered for it!

[TakeAStabProductions]

Im 25 and a prior service marine who was medically discharged with an RE-3P enlistment code, but i did get honorable...

Ive been beating myself up over it for 3 years. Your videos have basically made the decision incredibly easy for me. Im willing to do whatever it takes to come back and do it right this time, and I will. The air force is what I should have done from the beginning

[dan.lopez]

Very good info here. I joined the army at 18 because I knew I couldn't afford college at the time. I got medboarded out, and I'm currently using the VR&E program at the VA. It's very useful for people who have service connected disabilities. It's basically another 4 years ontop of the post 9/11 GI bill. Mine is still untouched. I feel like joining the military before college also makes the whole student experience much easier in a way because of the discipline and hard life lessons that the military provides. I like to say enlisting was both the best and worst decision of my life.

[elijahberg]

Great Video, Thanks Jody! I hope to be shipping to BMT by Oct/Nov of this year!!