Can China people who get a green card go to the US Marine Corps or Military Academy? Please ask professionals to answer.

In other words, it is impossible to go to a military school. Because the military academy requires you to register before the age of 23, and you must be American (you don't need to be born and raised, so I know an Asian at West Point Military Academy, who was not born in the United States), but you still have the opportunity to be an officer. Because of the wide range of officers in the United States, military schools only account for a small part. At present, most US military officers are ROTC, including general officers. In addition to ROTC, there is also a reserve officer corps, OCS for short, which provides graduates or soldiers who have not participated in ROTC with the opportunity to be officers. After graduation, they are all second lieutenants, which makes no difference. For example, Major General Garrison, who has been leaving Black Hawk Down, came from OCS. Now there are fewer and fewer students who have been soldiers for more than ten years in military schools. . As for the Marine Corps, I don't know the details. Personally, I plan to join the army after graduating from college. The service is still considering going to the Marine Corps. But I also heard that the Marine Corps requires Americans, not just green cards. So I'm still a little worried By the way, if you want to pass ROTC, you must make sure that you can become an American before your junior year, because all classes in freshman and sophomore can be given to foreigners, and then it will involve a little bit of confidentiality. If it is OCS, it will be much easier. Just be an American before the age of 26. Then you can also become an American faster by becoming a green card soldier. The treatment of the us military is really good. As long as you sign up for the service, you will have to pay a service fee of $65,438 +0 to $30,000 immediately, and then pay a monthly salary of $65,438 +0 to $2,000 (you should know that you are only a private person), plus various job-dependent subsidies, shopping discounts, housing and vehicle insurance and public physical examination (these are not as cheap as American medical care). If you plan to join the army in the future, go to graduate school.