I know the Army well and can help you understand if it’s the right fit for you. If you haven't already, I'll help you define your goals and ensure you're set up for success in all that you do.
You'll get a preview of what the ASVAB is like, what to study for, and where your results could take you.
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a placement test that helps you find out which job in the Army is right for you. Your Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) score determines whether you're eligible to join and you'll need to score at least 31 to enlist. Your ASVAB category scores determine job opportunities based on your knowledge and skills in ten different areas.
With more than 200 jobs and unlimited possibilities, I’ll help you find the one you'll be glad you chose. Explore areas that suit your interests, from medical and technical roles to action-packed jobs on the battlefield. Create a future combining your passions with your skillset.
We'll set an appointment at the nearest Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS). Your eligibility to join the Army as an enlisted Soldier is evaluated at MEPS during a series of screenings and tests. These evaluations determine if you meet the physical, mental, and moral standards set by the Army.
After selecting your job, you are fingerprinted and undergo a Pre-Enlistment Interview (PEI), where questions are asked that may determine ineligibility in joining. If enlisting in the Delayed Enlistment Program (DEP), personal conduct rules are communicated to you. With your Guidance Counselor, you will sign your enlistment contract at this time.
When all the above is completed, you will participate in the Oath of Enlistment ceremony. This ceremony is conducted by a commissioned Officer, who also signs your enlistment contract. While every enlisted Soldier takes the Oath of Enlistment, there is no mistaking the personal meaning this moment holds for each recruit—including you.
Once you’ve taken the Oath, you’ll prepare to attend Basic Training. This is where you’ll gain the physical and mental skills you’ll need to serve. More importantly, it’s where you’ll be introduced to the values and traditions that come with being a Soldier.
Go from new recruit to skill professional. Similar to a trade school, Advanced Individual Training (AIT) schools teach Soldiers the technical skills needed for their specific Army job. Most Soldiers attend it immediately after Basic Training.
Go from new recruit to skill professional. Similar to a trade school, Advanced Individual Training (AIT) schools teach Soldiers the technical skills needed for their specific Army job. Most Soldiers attend it immediately after Basic Training.
With TRICARE, the Army's health insurance program, you'll have access to
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a placement test that helps you find out which job in the Army is right for you. Your Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) score determines whether you're eligible to join and you'll need to score at least 31 to enlist. Your ASVAB category scores determine job opportunities based on your knowledge and skills in ten different areas.
With more than 200 jobs and unlimited possibilities, I’ll help you find the one you'll be glad you chose. Explore areas that suit your interests, from medical and technical roles to action-packed jobs on the battlefield. Create a future combining your passions with your skillset.
With more than 200 jobs and unlimited possibilities, I’ll help you find the one you'll be glad you chose. Explore areas that suit your interests, from medical and technical roles to action-packed jobs on the battlefield. Create a future combining your passions with your skillset.
We'll set an appointment at the nearest Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS). Your eligibility to join the Army as an enlisted Soldier is evaluated at MEPS during a series of screenings and tests. These evaluations determine if you meet the physical, mental, and moral standards set by the Army.
After selecting your job, you are fingerprinted and undergo a Pre-Enlistment Interview (PEI), where questions are asked that may determine ineligibility in joining. If enlisting in the Delayed Enlistment Program (DEP), personal conduct rules are communicated to you. With your Guidance Counselor, you will sign your enlistment contract at this time.
I know the Army well and can help you understand if it’s the right fit for you. If you haven't already, I'll help you define your goals and ensure you're set up for success in all that you do.
You'll get a preview of what the ASVAB is like, what to study for, and where your results could take you.
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a placement test that helps you find out which job in the Army is right for you. Your Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) score determines whether you're eligible to join and you'll need to score at least 31 to enlist. Your ASVAB category scores determine job opportunities based on your knowledge and skills in ten different areas.