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What should I do after school?

I am in my senior year in high school, and I am examining possible options for after graduation. I have a grade point average of 3.8 and take refresher courses. I have put my thoughts on the profession of engineer, but here is my dilemma, to see that my parents are not making money, will cost me my education. No matter how much financial assistance / scholarships that I receive, I will still have to pay for college, long after I graduated.

One option, which I recently studied the Air Force. They seem to be too large, education, and of course I have paid if the school I went. They also offer engineering programs, the truly great interest.

Do you think that the AF is a good choice for me? If he were ready for a career after I left?
Has answers we are very grateful!
Apply for university anyway and see what you get. Rides are full and you can be glad to get one. Or, several scholarships. If you paid even half of your education, go to public school and a CA (or a similar job that will have paid for your property) you are not swimming in debt. As an engineer, you should be able to get a decent paying job after college anyway.

If you can not afford, College, you can help the Air Force. There will be a student once brought back to school. And leadership is very good to have when applying for employment. It can give you some links as well.

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