I was unhappy typing that because it's a bad situation, but no one has ever benefited from a lie in a scenario like this. My advice: make them deny you for the SeALS, and have a backup career you'd be happy, or at least satisfied, with. For after your time in service, I'd recommend something like Biomedical Equipment Technician (repairs hospital equipment), information technology, or anything with contracting. Medical, IT, and contracting fields all let you leave the service with certifications that make you marketable in the "real world". Again, I hope I'm wrong and you become a SeAL. I wish you the best of luck, man.