Both are very demanding careers. Will the military pay for post graduate study because both are very expensive? When you get back would you be able to talk to some lawyers or doctors? You may find that talking to a career counselor helpful. They could probably discuss the pros and cons of each and how they best fit you. Or maybe if your interest lies in both maybe be a malpractice or injuries lawyer. The bureau of labor and statistics occupation outlook handbook is very helpful in giving detailed explanations of both professions. It sounds like you are very smart and could handle either path. It is probably more a matter of what will make you happy. Sorry really did not say which one to choose. Just wanted to say I would take some more time at both and what other traits beyond your intelligence will fit the career.

father doctor – son lawyer – variety is spice of life. photographic memory can also be useful in legal cases.

doctor also ok – like father like son. memory useful in surgery and logic useful in stopping the bleeding or devise new surgical methods. be the few doctor turn politician turn president usa. wife’s opinion is also important. geee, this is great man – goodluck