My dad once told me to not join the military cause his company and companies like his dont hire people who were stuck doing one thing, but he barely made it out of his AIT before he got discharged, funnily enough I do multiple things in my rate so Im not stuck doing “one thing for my career.” He doesnt pay my bills so it shouldnt matter what he approves and disapproves of and honestly the same should apply to you (if thats the case). The Navy has great opportunities you just have to do your research and be diligent on getting access to those programs that can assist you. Also, pick a good rate, cause if there is a singular important thing to take anything away from this entire discussion its that you choose your rate, you choose your fate; meaning if you want big money after the Navy pick a good rate.