<human>: Just a quick overview, I'm currently using the Post 9/11 G.I. Bill at a community college, and it's about to run out after this semester. The military also offers a Vocational Rehab program, in which they pay for 12 months of classes/fees/books/housing allowance, as long as it's towards your specific career goal or path. Obviously you have to visit with a counselor and decide on something you want. 

In addition, I joined the military from Illinois, and came back as a resident of Illinois 6 months after I got out of the military, so I qualify for the Illinois Veteran Grant. Basically it pays for 120 credit hours in any public Illinois college. Pretty fucking awesome benefits!

I have about 50 credits so far, but they don't add up to anything. I "wasted" most of the initial GI Bill that I paid in for, by taking all of the journalism classes and psychology classes and really just "electives". I don't really want to go into either of those fields. Possibly psychology doing research or something. I also wrote for the college paper as the sports editor, mainly covering hockey and football. I'm decent at it, I just don't like writing at all really.

Right now I'm working on a Web Design certificate which will be finished up this semester. I'm also very much interested in Web Development and Programming, but obviously you can't do EVERYTHING. 

I have so much personal debt, and my life has been pretty shitty since I've been out of the Marines, but I recently started getting my shit together and seeing a doctor. My motivation is finally coming back, and even though I have a lot of money problems right now, I feel like I should take advantage of the 120 credit hours I'm allotted(I have a girlfriend of 5 years, and we have a 2 1/2 year old daughter.) I just want to be able to provide for them better, and I feel getting an actual degree would give me more opportunities in the "computer" field.

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<bot>: I have 120 credits allotted to me to any Illinois college, and after that $50,000 worth of tuition/class fees covered. What would you folks recommend in terms of degrees, and majors/minors/certs?