While the pre-service history choice unlocks a unique side quest depending on which one you choose, your chosen psychological profile will only give you a few starting morality points. Colonist: Unlocks a quest called “ Citadel: I Remember Me” in which a suicidal girl that was taken during the same slaver raid from Shepard’s childhood locks herself in the Citadel docking bay.Earthborn: Unlocks a quest called “ Citadel: Old Friends” in which Shepard is approached by a former gang member for assistance in freeing a captive friend.
Spacer : Unlocks a quest called “ Citadel: Old, Unhappy, Far-Off Things” in which an Alliance lieutenant claims to know Shepard’s mother and asks them for money. These side quests are all available in the Citadel and become available after completing a few main story missions. The main thing that each pre-service history choice offers is a unique sidequest depending on which one you choose. Your past may be brought up by some characters throughout the trilogy, but nothing will change in the grand scheme of things. Your pre-service history doesn’t have any real effect on your character outside of a few minor dialogue changes here and there. 
You were saved by a passing Alliance patrol, and you enlisted with the military a few years later. When you were sixteen slavers raided Mindoir, slaughtering your family and friends.
Colonist: You were born and raised on Mindoir, a small border colony in the Attican Traverse. You escaped the life of petty crime and underworld gangs by enlisting with the Alliance military when you turned eighteen. Earthborn: You were an orphan raised on the streets of the great megatropolises covering Earth. Following in your parents’ footsteps, you enlisted at the age of eighteen. 
Your childhood was spent on ships and stations as they transferred from posting to posting, never staying in one location for more than a few years.
Spacer: Both of your parents were in the Alliance military.
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