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There is No Tooth Fairy, or Santa Claus, or Easter Bunny either. Some times Life just Sucks, huh.
USAF Air University: Community College of the Air ForceWhat the hell is "The Community College of the Air Force?"
Do you mean the Air Force Academy?
What? Whom is getting a vehicle for free? Whoever it is, lucky. I've been through 2 vehicles so far and about to have to go through another. Can't complain though, my current vehicle works decent enough, first vehicle (76 Ford Ranger) was good, but 12mpg wasn't cutting it.Yes, the teen years are the most difficult. And yes, it's just seven more months until he's a freshman in college. Vehicle free of course. *wink*
My daughter is in Community College and has a car.
maybe I should take it back
What? Whom is getting a vehicle for free? Whoever it is, lucky. I've been through 2 vehicles so far and about to have to go through another. Can't complain though, my current vehicle works decent enough, first vehicle (76 Ford Ranger) was good, but 12mpg wasn't cutting it.Yes, the teen years are the most difficult. And yes, it's just seven more months until he's a freshman in college. Vehicle free of course. *wink*
So, I was looking at the Community College of the Air Force, and I noticed, firs year students cannot own their own vehicle. I have also heard of this on civilian colleges.
Why is this?
What the hell is "The Community College of the Air Force?"
Do you mean the Air Force Academy?
What the hell is "The Community College of the Air Force?"
Do you mean the Air Force Academy?
No, it's an organization established by the Air Force in the 70's to provide educational opportunities to Air Force personnel. It was accredited as a degree awarding school by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (which is one of the regional accreditation organizations.)
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What? Whom is getting a vehicle for free? Whoever it is, lucky. I've been through 2 vehicles so far and about to have to go through another. Can't complain though, my current vehicle works decent enough, first vehicle (76 Ford Ranger) was good, but 12mpg wasn't cutting it.Yes, the teen years are the most difficult. And yes, it's just seven more months until he's a freshman in college. Vehicle free of course. *wink*
What?
I don't know of anyone who is getting a vehicle for free.
My son though, he will be starting his first year of college this coming September and he will not have a vehicle.
What? Whom is getting a vehicle for free? Whoever it is, lucky. I've been through 2 vehicles so far and about to have to go through another. Can't complain though, my current vehicle works decent enough, first vehicle (76 Ford Ranger) was good, but 12mpg wasn't cutting it.
What?
I don't know of anyone who is getting a vehicle for free.
My son though, he will be starting his first year of college this coming September and he will not have a vehicle.
I thought you where saying someone is getting a free vehicle their first year of college, I see some kids do. I see some at a local college whom drive really fancy cars, kinda sad. My next vehicle is the vehicle I am going to have, probably until it dies on me, which I hope will be over 15-20 years.
OK thanks for the link.
I don't get it: The first step in getting into this school is joining the Air Force.
Why would the Air Force pay you to take these courses? Doesn't the AF train you to do your job in the Air Force?
I smell a scam.
What the hell is "The Community College of the Air Force?"
Do you mean the Air Force Academy?
No, it's an organization established by the Air Force in the 70's to provide educational opportunities to Air Force personnel. It was accredited as a degree awarding school by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (which is one of the regional accreditation organizations.)
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It was accredited in 2004.
AF personnel can take courses anywhere they are stationed: How do they know they will be stationed in Alabama?
OK thanks for the link.
I don't get it: The first step in getting into this school is joining the Air Force.
Why would the Air Force pay you to take these courses? Doesn't the AF train you to do your job in the Air Force?
I smell a scam.
It's not a scam, it's called professional development and growth. I was an Aviation Electronics Technician in the Navy. The Navy provided tuition assistance programs that I used over the course of my career. When I joined I had a High School Degree. 20-years later I left with a Masters.
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No, it's an organization established by the Air Force in the 70's to provide educational opportunities to Air Force personnel. It was accredited as a degree awarding school by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (which is one of the regional accreditation organizations.)
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It was accredited in 2004.
It was accredited in 1980. The accreditation was expanded in 2004.
AF personnel can take courses anywhere they are stationed: How do they know they will be stationed in Alabama?
The don't have to be stationed in Alabama, extension courses are offered on various bases and where CCAF direct classes are not available they can be taken at a local education institution and transferred back to CCAF for consolidation of credit. They probably have distance learning options to complete course requirements also.
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OK thanks for the link.
I don't get it: The first step in getting into this school is joining the Air Force.
Why would the Air Force pay you to take these courses? Doesn't the AF train you to do your job in the Air Force?
I smell a scam.
It's not a scam, it's called professional development and growth. I was an Aviation Electronics Technician in the Navy. The Navy provided tuition assistance programs that I used over the course of my career. When I joined I had a High School Degree. 20-years later I left with a Masters.
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Yeah, I KNOW the Navy provides tuition assistance.
The reason I smell a scam is that this school seems to be advertising itself as something special, tageting airmen to use their tuition assistance to pay for courses at this school that they could take anywhere, or even as part of AF training.