It has a lot to do with perceptions.

But when you do not have to pay out to Uncle Sam that drives your dollars a lot further.You also are perceptive in respect of the list of buyers needed - and that is a priority in making things come together.

But in todays society the healthcare field is highly governed by patient satisfaction almost, if not, more than delivering great healthcare.

Please give opinions to the ramifications of doing this and if it's a bad idea - due to our US societies love affair with the military I'm afraid this can backfire on me - if he wasn't in the military I wouldn't have second thoughts. 

The only things that we do look for, are the "BS" colleges (which is a shame, but again, perception) like a University of Phoenix, Devry, etc.

It is disappointing that so many BP people are so absolutely naive with regard to real crime, the perception of crime, what is "good", what is "bad", who is "good", who is "bad", what the police can do, what the police will do, what the police should do, and on and on and on....DL 

They go anyway because that is what our society expects us to do.

It is the myths of a deeply misguided society that spends its time keeping up with the Kardashians and spends billions of dollars a year on online gambling that tells us there is such a thing as life happiness and contentment, and my personal favorite, becoming "a success."

Having a piece of paper just to get a job can sound frustrating and that society is full of stupid games (and it is), but well, you gotta play the game sometimes to get out of the game (rat race).

Perception is everything.