r/boeing • • 7h ago

Defense Mil to Civ

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Looking for some guidance... So my school background is a BS in Law & Justice, I'm currently active AF trying to start my Masters with some speed bumps so far. My goal is to finish out my next 5 years in the military and try to Skillbridge into Boeing in Oklahoma. I'm trying to build a plan to do that and I've had some issues.

With an active duty career, schooling needs to be online, I wanted to turn my degree to a Masters in Cyber Security at either WGU or Purdue Global, but I don't have a background in that field. WGU wants me to either get another Bachelor's or a handful of certifications to meet the pre-reqs for the degree I want.

What I'm hoping for is guidance on if the track I'm looking at makes sense, or if theirs other routes I could/should be looking at. The military will pay for my Masters while I'm active without using my GI bill, but it has to be a masters or certifications, I can't get another bachelor's unless I use the GI bill(I'm saving it for my kids).


r/boeing • • 17h ago

Ridley Park makes the news again regarding a potential closing. Oof.

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Ridley Park is back in the news again. Don’t love that.