Most parents nowadays can't afford to put their kids through college.
When I said easy I was referring to Amanda's list of toughest to easiest routes. And you DID say Marines might be too tough for you, and the Air Force IS the easiest, according to what I've heard.

Oh, and young men such as my brother had his *** kicked in the Marines, many a sobbing, home sick young men including my brother, and according to my brother, the females have it worse in the military. So expect that no matter what branch you're going to enter, be prepared to be broken down in the pits of hell of boot camp and then rebuilt a stronger person.

Here's what I found on the link:

Does Military Tuition Assistance or the GI Bill cover the costs of the courses?
You may have to pay out of pocket for your tuition. In the military you get paid squat. It took two years for my brother to save up a small down payment for a car.

Does the school grant academic credit for Military schools and experience, as recommended by the American Council on Education (ACE)?
Not sure what this means.

Does the media fit your needs and abilities?
AKA does wherever you're touring allow the use of computers for academic use? My brother had no access to computers while on tour for 6 months.

Does the school have the degree program that fits your education goals?
That's up for you to decide.