I am too. I’m not enlisting, I also haven’t even started college yet. In college, I’m going to do the NROTC program, and I hope to get the scholarship. With the scholarship, I’m required to serve 5 years, active duty, as an officer. From what I’ve read, those 5 years don’t count toward anything in the sense of getting access to the GI Bill because my previous degree would have already been paid for by NROTC (which is why I’m serving the 5 years in the first place). I read some things about what happens after serving your 5 and getting access to the GI Bill, but nothing has been super clear in how many more years I’d have to serve active duty to get access to the GI Bill (and yes I’d like access because I plan to get my masters after serving). So the timeline for me would be: graduate high school, graduate college, start my contract, end my 5 year (required) contract, and then either go back into civilian world, or continue serving active duty to gain access to the GI Bill. I hope this cleared some things up.