[Trans] Should I Try to Become a Park Ranger?

I kind of want to tailor my college studies towards becoming a park ranger, but I'm wondering how feasible this is.

To start, I am planning on transitioning to female in college or shortly after. Legally, that isn't a barrier to working in the Forest Service or in Law Enforcement, but let's be realistic here: non-descrimination laws aren't always followed, and it's hard to prove it when they aren't.

To add on to this, I got medded out of the Navy early on because my aspergers was a bit too severe for them. I have gotten better at handling social situations since leaving the military, and aspergers isn't an out and out disqualifier for law enforcement careers anyway, but it could still be a roadblock. To top it off, I also have ADHD, though it isn't too bad a case.

Am I looking at too many different difficulties in a field that's pretty small, or is each minor enough to be worth trying to tackle all of them?

 

Well, the reason I ask is that not only will I have had or be planning to have life changing medical procedures done, I was also seperated from the military under psychological problems. I have improved on these problems, but the fact remains that the seperation happened. Plus, I am attention deficit. One of these on it's own wouldn't be insurmountable. All three together? I have to ask if my chances are high enough to go for the necessary training in college, before I get myself a degree only to be either medically exempted or flat out ignored by the National Park Service.

 

As far as medical exemption maybe a letter from a mental health professional saying you are now fine would help.