<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I want to join the military, but I'm not sure if enlisting or commissioning would be the better option.

I've been in college for two years, but withdrew because I really haven't been into it. I'm $20k in debt and I'm trying to figure out the next move.

Enlisted:
Many of the MOS's I'm interested in are enlisted jobs (medic, EOD, linguist). If I went, I would get a break from school, and I could use my salary to pay off my student loans, then the GI bill to return to college without having debt loom over me.

Officer:
I've already spent two years in college, and if I finished I would have a degree and go into the military. However, I would be in much more debt and have to make payments for much longer. I would really like to be a helicopter pilot, which tends to only be an officer job.

Both?
I could potentially also enlist now, use the GI bill to finish school when I get out, and then apply for OCS when I get my degree.

I hear some people say to go enlisted first, and others say it is more beneficial to go straight to college and become an officer.
<bot>: Is it better to enlist first and use the GI bill for college, or go to college and apply for OCS?