This Marine Found Meaning After The Military By Prosecuting Criminals And Helping Their Victims
By Tom Ricks
on November 20, 2018
Here’s no. 14 in our contest about finding meaning in work after the military.
Tim O’Hair: “I served four years in the Marine Corps and am now — six years later — in my second year as a prosecutor with a state Attorney General’s office. It took a long time to get there because I only had a bachelor’s degree when I EAS’d, and a low one at that.
Obviously the post-military schooling came first, but I wasn’t going to get into a good law school with my undergrad degree, so I went overseas and did a one-year master’s degree first.
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