Dope. Debt free and getting paid!

Thank you so much for the information!! I am a Navy vet and pre-med so I was seriously considering this program to go back Active duty...thank you so much for your platform, it's such a blessing!!

Thank you so much for this video. Before I knew I about the HPSP scholarship I knew I have always wanted to serve in the military. Knowing this is an option for me when I get to Med School is a blessing. I think this is a great opportunity to serve while practicing medicine and changing many people’s lives. I definitely have a lot of work to do in order to meet the physical requirements, which I know I can accomplish!😊👏🏽🙌🏽

Hey Brittny! I'm doing the HPSP for medical school as well! I've been accepted into med school, and I will be commissioned soon (hopefully within the next week)!

Ayeeeee, I’ve been waiting for this for so long!

Clearly delivered information and you are definitely inspiring! 2nd Lt and paid student?! Get It Girl! Not to mention, the service you will be providing of healing our wounded warriors is phenomenal.

Thank you for this information and for your service. Glad Uncle Sam is laying your way through med school!

Thank you for this video, I am trying the non traditional path to medical school myself and want to take the military path to get there as well. I was never able to find someone on youtube that has done it, I was kind of discouraged until I found your channel. Your truly inspiring!

Thank you so much for this video. It really helps me in taking steps toward my future!

Thank you! As somebody who also has no prior military experience (or family military experience) this was really helpful. This was the first time I could hear a "real" person discussing the reality of the program for them

I’ve made the decision to join the army to pay for med school since December (beginning of senior year of high school ) and this video clarified so many questions. Thanks again!

This is just the video and channel I needed!

I love your videos ❤️! Thank you for sharing your experiences and insight about medical school and the HPSP! I’m planning on applying to medical school next summer as well as the HPSP through the Army 😉.

this video was so helpful! thank you for making this video

This was soooo informative. Thank you!!!

Hey Brittany. Great video! This video was very helpful and informative!

Oh yess... I need it so much. Thanks for the info

Just what I needed, thank you!

Thank you for this video! I have always wanted to be a doctor in the military. I was so stoked when I heard about HPSP. I am currently enlisting into the Marine Corps but I am hoping to do HPSP through the Navy when I am done in the Marine Corps and I get my degrees.

Very helpful video! Thank you so much !

My daughter is a high school junior and is seriously considering joining the Air Force and becoming a medical doctor. We spoke to a recruiter yesterday and I’m waiting for her to make a decision about how soon she wants to join. It’s refreshing to see your channel. 😊

You are a literal goddess! This is exactly what I needed

Thanks girl! You rock!

I sometimes wish I did the HPSP scholarship program. Nice overview!

Beautiful and intelligent. Thanks for the info ! Been looking into becoming a physician, and this is a viable option

You are inspired me, respect 😇✊🏽🙏

Thank you so much! I am planning on joining the air force and after my four years of college hopefully getting the HPSP scholarship to be a doctor!

Thank you so much for this video . Very informative ❤

It's interesting. I live in Czech republic and my wife studied military medical school, they paid for her education for 6years, but she needed to service to military for 18 years. And it wasn't such amount of money as in US🙏🏻 Good for you! Congrats!

I was one of the many who requested this ❤️

wow this intro!!! thank you for this video :)

Very good video, good luck to you. Wow medical school education, and no debt.

Thank you so much!!

you are my GOALLLL. you go girl

This is super super helpful!!!!!

i love being medical event that i a m not really medical i am battlefiled airman and having medical skills is amazing

Wow going applying to PA school soon might have to look into this.

Thank you!!

I love your glasses, where did you get them??! 👀💕

Hey, you can do multiple HPSP’s (you don’t have to apply to one branch even if the recruiter says you can’t) but the army and navy have more opportunity (slots) than Air Force. HOWEVER- I’ve heard Air Force is cushier, but it also depends on where you wanna be. Navy is the ocean (Florida, CA, Rhode Island, anywhere coastline). Air Force is is mostly dessert (Nevada, Idaho, Utah, etc) . Army is in muggy land or mountains (, Kansas , CO, Texas, Alabama, etc).

Heyy Brittny! Thank you so much for sharing your experience!! It's been super helpful! Also FYI wanted to point that i was not able to view your blog..as the link says expired.

Great info! The big downside, though, is the pay as an attending. It is ABYSMAL compared to what you’d make as a civilian doctor. Even family medicine doctors make around 30% less, more than 50% less for higher paying specialties. There are literal peer-reviewed studies on this, look them up! I did the math when I started getting recruiter emails. Even accounting for the signup bonus, school stipends, higher residency pay, saved capital and interests on student debt, free health care, tax incentives, etc., you still come short around $200K-600K after your four years of commitment. The losses just compound from there if you decide to stay. Definitely only do it if you want to be part of the military. Otherwise, civilian doctors will be better off in the end, even if they’re initially drowning in several hundreds of thousands of dollars of student loans.

Yasss I’ve been waiting for this! Because of you I joined my college Air Force rotc

Yes indeed Queen

Thanks so much for this. Please do u get vacation or breaks while in med school?

This video was very helpful!! I'm considering the Air Force or Navy. I am worried about the leadership part because I'm not quite sure how to gain leadership experience. Also I'm a nontrad premed student; I was worried that I will be the only person in my late twenties going into COT...how do they view age?

Sooooo unrelated but where did you get those glasses!

Thank you

What is the difference between a military residency and the normal residency process? Are you able to pick any specialty you desire?

Great video! Does the HPSP also cover housing at whatever medical school you attend?

Hey!! What's the best way to contact you? I have some questions about the HPSP scholarship program

Nice video 👌helpful

Hi! I was wondering if you’re able to choose the state of where you do your residency so that when you transition back out of the military you’ll be set in that state. Thanks!

Hi Brittny! Just went to MEPS today, hopefully I am awarded the scholarship. I may have missed it what do you want to specialize in? I want to do OB and I'm nervous about there not being a need for OB in the military once I apply for residency.

Wow you are the definition of black excellence! I commission this May ! :)))

Can you talk about SOST or other occupational fields in the Air force once you become professional.

I’m leaning towards Army heavily, because Air Force doesn’t hold a lot of military residency, for the reason of retirement. That’s a big determining factor for me. I’ve seen they defer AF up to 50% of the time for residency, while Army is 98% residency match to a military residency. Big deal also you have limited career mobility in AF as they own no fellowships all of them are owned by army/navy. Just something to think about as I did

FINALLY!!!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 ok now back to the video lol 😂

My sister is in the army hpsp program for pharmacy school.

If you don’t match into a military residency the first time is it possible to match into a civilian residency instead (and fulfill the service requirement after finishing that residency)? Also have you enjoyed your experience with the Air Force? I am currently debating if I should apply to the Army or AF HPSP program (or if I should apply at all).

How does it work exactly being a doctor in the army,navy or Air Force because i wanna be a surgeon but idk how i can do that if i wanna help out in the military to be a doctor I’m only a sophomore in Hs ?

why did you choose the HPSP scholarship over attending the military medical school in bethesda, MD?

Do you know once you commissioned and start med school, do you rank up while in med school?

Do you think this applies also for medical students from the Caribbean? I’m done with my 2 years now studying for CBSE and STEP 1

Ok, question i plan on joining the air force (hopeful pj, if not aerospace medical tech). Can i use my gi bill to get a degree to get a in biology, then use the hpsp to go to med school while im already in the service? TIA

If they pay for your medical school do you get to choose where you go to based off of acceptances? Also if you go to a civilian residency and they only paid for medical school then that’s only four years you have to serve after it?

What do you mean by 4 years towards retirement? Is that 4 years extra before you retire or 4 years earlier in retirement?

How soon can you be enlisted? Do they wait until after you graduate?

How does it work for people that are already enlisted? i.e national guard?

I am interested in the program, but I have a couple of questions about residency. I have a dog, which is why I am looking at the HPSP route versus the Uniformed Services University. If I am single at the time and I want to match into a military residency, would I have to live in the dorms or would I be able to immediately live off base to bring my dog with me. Any tips about having a dog in the military, in general, would also be appreciated.

So this is also a commissioning program as well? It’s not as clear when I look up information. I’m currently active duty and want to serve as an officer as well as work in dentistry.

What were some of your reasons?

Does the gpa requirement come from your high school gpa or like when you’re in medical school?

Is there any different in the educational systems between military and civilian med school? And when you complete the military med school and offer the four years service, can you switch to a civilian doctor without having anything again to do with the military?

I understand you decided to do 20yrs active duty, but if I wanted to do just 4yrs for HPSP the decided if I do it in residency or after residency or is it my choice (I got a little confused )? Also what field are you thinking about going in?

Do you have to apply to HPSP while you start sending Med School Applications?

Residency and Fellowship programs are paid for as well with the HPSP scholarship?

What is the residency like ? I hear doctors in the civilian side work crazy hours with no breaks ! Is it the same for military residencies ?

I'm going to be a Senior in H.S and i want to become a Doctor. What's the best way to join the military and get all their benefits and still go to college? Whats the best route to go after highschool?

I heard of someone on an F1 visa who was enrolled in the program.... Is that possible now?

Do your time You are in the military count towards a residency that is required or do you have to do a civilian residency

Can you do a accelerated bachelor's degree and then go to medical school

Wow I'm definitely interested.. how competitive is it?

2 questions, first question is why are you hoping for a military residency? Second question is, if you do a civilian residency, will you only have to serve the AF 4 years (number of years they paid for med school) and then you can leave?

Hey, I wanted to now if people who are in the Air Force Reserve now are eligible to apply for the HPSP, thank you!

Thank you for the video! Does Air force to be doctors need to get appear into ASVAB exam? Because I am a pre-med and junior.

And how do the transition work ?

Can you apply for the HPSP for nursing school to get your BSN?

So lit

Could we use this same program to be a radiology tech(xray tech)

Does the HSPS scholarship provide housing allowances? Good luck on your academic and vocational career :)

Hey Britney! If I’m a permanent resident I the Air Force, I’m I still eligible? Or I have to be a US citizen?

What are some examples of leadership to put on applications?

I thought the minimum service time was 3 years?

I have a child of 8months rn, single mom of 25, living in Puerto Rico, so my question is, in your eyes/experiences with clear honestly, is enrolling worth for me to apply for scholarship in medical school too and serve?

Do you think I might have a chance to apply and get accepted? I have excellent grades, I'm physically capable, have a ton of extracurricular activities but I have some old scars and I recently learned the army is very strict about that.

Hi can you explain more about the specialty because I was actually considering dermatology and was wondering how that would work with the scholarship?

So what if your already in the military? You have to renew your contract ?

What does the 20 year retirement requirement mean?

Can International students apply and get chosen? I really want to serve the Military, I've always loved the NAVY