Would anyone recommend being an MP in the Army?

Best job I ever had! Depending on the unit, you'll definitely gain some life experience real fast. One day your an immature kid, the next day your responding to the realties of suicide and domestic violence. The community outreach through patrolling is fun as you get to meet the families on post and make an impression on kids. The satisfaction of knowing you have the authority to do good around post makes a difference. The downside is the rotating schedule and long hrs. The lack of gratitude from other solders. It's only lonely profession.

I've been an MP since 2006 and I love it, we are just mounted Infantry. The structure is fantastic but standards are high

I was, in the 95B days, when MP school was at Ft. Gordon, Georgia. Was drafted, just the way things shook out in 1969. Up side. A wide range of duties much like civilian police, (although the civies will never admit it), along with the tactical side of things. Convoy escort, checkpoint security, ambush patrol. Down side. You'll be universally disliked by every other MOS, even after you get out. I've been out 50 years and still get grief. My son's active duty Army, (Armored Cav), and he gives me the business. One area I would advise you to stay miles away from and that's confinement. I was TDY in Long Binh Jail for three months. Worst duty I ever pulled. Good luck.