No problem man, totally understandable!  Have a good week!

Nate

go ahead and get your degree. and get involved in navy rotc

dan

Antiono,  any training or experience that you can participate that will test your mind, body and soul can be well worth the undertaking IF you approach the challenge as an opportunity.  The opportunity for you to put your best effort forward, to test your endurance, character and leadership, and an opportunity that not only tests your individual limits, but also tests your ability to function in a TEAM, is in my opinion, well worth the attendance.  Not to mention that the SEAL Experience also provides you with the opportunity to handle some of the equipment that SEALs use everyday, the opportunity to experience parachuting, ride in a helochopter, operate with small boats....etc,,,  can provide you with greater certainty the oportunity to ask yourself if you really want to do this?  Do you want to do what those guys are doing?  Can you see yourself doing this job? 

Hell, that is what makes this job not like a job, but like the most awesome experience in the world.  You bet I would do it.  But then again, I have done the real thing and if I didnt have a spinal cord injury, I would challenge the SEAL Challenge course just to renew my self confidence and quite frankly, to experience the thrill of a lifetime again, even if it is just a about a week long.  HooYah!