what score must you get on the asvab to go into the army?
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I scored a 105 and got to pick my MOS-I took the test back in 1979 though-I don't know if the scoring has changed or not though.
767208
Well, you have to be fit, physically and mentally for starters. If deciding to enlist, go 18X. Have a good asvab score, not everyone can get special ops like that..... if that wasnt the case, like the devildogg said, go infantry, they will ask for volunteers for either rangers or airborne, take it, then later on, you can put in a request for selection, pass that and your in...... i tell you that rangers is more hardcore physically, but green berets is more mental.....
597262
Might want to check out Military.com, I tried looking it up and at a quick glance it looks like you need a 74 or better, but I could be wrong.  talk to a recruiter, he would know (just don't give him your phone number ; )
454118
Personally, I would suggest that you apply to a local community college where your gpa will be accepted.  Then do really well -- maintaining at least a 3.0 gpa or higher-- then transfer to the college of your choice.  Good luck.\n\nAlthough they are doing an awesome job for our country -- I would look into this before committing to the military.  They are dedicated to the service for reasons other than school, you would need to examine if you are that dedicated for all different reasons.
756193
from my experience  about 95% made it through, from my platoon.   Not quite sure on overall numbers though.....a big part of it is that you have to meet certain physical requirements before going in
741733
17 is the youngest.  You will need parental permission to join, and you have to either have a High School diploma or a GED.  The ASVAB is a requirement for every Military service candidate.
435212
If you want to stay in San Antonio then perhaps you should look else where for your training. It does not matter what military branch you join you will have to go off to basic training as well as to the school you have chosen. So if that is a major problem and you can't overcome it you might try a local community college, correspondence school, Devry or some other local school that offer the training you are interested in.\n\nIf staying in San Antonio is not a major problem and you can overcome it that is fine.  \n\nAll miltiary branches have their own missions to perform, so it is not a matter of which is the better.  \n\nWhat matters is which one provide you what you are seeking. First of all everyone that goes into the military has to take a test called the ASVAB.  All military services give the test and you only have to take it one time it is good for all the  services.  Take the test, you are not obligated nor is there a charge to take the test. The test will give each branch an idea of what career fields you are qualified to enter.  Once you have taken the test call and set up an appointment for each service. The one that you took the test for will tell you your score for their service, the others will have to convert them that is why you must call and make an appointment so as to give them time to convert the scores, normally this take one day.\n\nSit down with each service listen very careful to what each say about guarantees, assignments, schools and and where you might be stationed after school as well as other things of interest to you. While at your appointment ask about the reserves of the service you are speaking with.  You should write down questions you want answered before making your appointments.  \n\nOnce you have completed all of your training and if you are assinged a post within the United States you may find a place to live close to the military installation and then get your daughter, but you will need some type of sitter if there is no child care on base to sit your child for when you have to work and other duties, the military is not like a civilian position, at times you are required to perform other duties after your regular job is done. A child is not excuse to get out of this duty, you will be expected to perform no matter the personal problems you might have.\n  \nI hope this has been of some help to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
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The military will treat a 99 and a 50 the same (99 is perfect). What you may get (from the Army-only branch to gurantee everyone the exact job) is more choices, but they all have to offer whatever is on teh system. You will not get a bigger bonus, shorter enlistment, or anything else that is not in the system for everyone else that qualifies for the position. \n\nYes, 4 or 5 others may have gotten a perfect score, it is graded on a curve. Basically, mathematicall, 1 in 99 should get a 99. If you are in a place with 500 people, 4 or 5 should have a 99. If you are in Satellite Communicatios, 4 out of 6 probably have a 99, since the minimum score to get the required line score is about a 94 on the test.
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Yes...\n\nEnlistment requiremnents for the Army:\nThe basic qualifications for enlistment in the U.S. Army include: \n\n• being from 17 to 34 years old\n• be a U.S. citizen or resident alien, (must have the I-551) \n• have a high school diploma or equivalent (such as a GED)\n• be single with no children or married with 2 or less children\n• pass the ASVAB test and \n• pass the physical
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depends on ur qualification and age. if you just passed 12 th grade or have a degree. look out for adds in employment news or otherwise. they publish them every few months . the posts and qualifications vary. there are many branches and many types of qualification. chek out for whichever you suited.\n\n millitry,airfiorce, navy everybody gives adds for their different branches and educational qualification varies. engineers , doctors, bachlor degree holders, LLB anything. depends on the branch you want to join. usually you should have more than  60% marks. \n\ntry "competetion masters" etc some magazines . it will explain all kinds of tests you will have to pass.\n\nremeber, to join armed forses you should not only qualify but be on top  in merit list . they  select from top according to  merit and as many as they need that time. even if you fit the criteria it is not necessary you will be selected  that time.\n\nsome old retired army personals give guidence too. look out if there is someone around ur area.
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Yes, you can be accepted for army service with a G.E.D. However, if you only have a G.E.D., you have to score at least a 50 on your ASVAB, you only need to score a 32 if you have a diploma.
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My recommendation is the Navy.  After you take the ASVAB and they come back with results, if they don't offer you something you like, threaten to walk out of MEPS, ***DO NOT BELIEVE THIS LIE*** "You can cross-rate after 18 months".\nI can't say what branch is better or not, that depends on what you want to do.
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You cannot have a go-between. If you want to enlist in the British Armed forces (British Army, Royal Air Force or Royal Navy) then you need to go to a Armed Forced Recruiting office. You will be interviewed by a recruiting Serjeant and if deemed suitable you will have to undergo various written tests at a recruiting office. After this for men and women joining the Army you then have a "sponsoring regiment" who you will join after completion of basic training with the Army Training Regiment at one of the basic training depots such as Pirbright or Deepcut. After basic training you move to your regiment and complete your training in the specialist role such as Infantry, Engineers, Artillery etc.\n\nCheck out the service website for the nearest recruiting office or to talk online with a recruiting officer:\n\nhttp://www.armyjobs.mod.uk/\nhttp://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/server.php?show=nav.4003\nhttp://www.rafcareers.com/
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Cat V is not good. Jobs like supply, truck driver and the like. You will receive no bonus money for enlisting. You can not "fail" the ASVAB, but your score weighs heavily as to the type of job you will get. If you do poorly, you can retest. Not certain of the waiting period. My suggestion would be to study before you take the test. Word comprehension and simple math will be the down fall of many on the test. Go to the library and check to see if they have a book that will help.\n\nGood luck!
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It depends on what kind of training/job field you're looking at. I believe that the Navy provides better training for it's people than the Army does. Then again if you score high enough on the ASVAB the Army can get in good training too. Just remember depending on the job you choose that will ultimately answer your question.
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It depends on which MOS(military occupationa specialty) you qualify for and or choose.  First you have to take a test called an ASVAB that will determin what MOS' you are qualified for.  Than you choose the one you want.  Your basic training  will consist of 9 weeks of physical training, military proceedures and etiquet, drill and ceremony, etc.  Your AIT(advanced individual training) is MOS specific.  It can be as long as 12 months or as short as 1.  Your best bet would be to contact a recruiter in your area, but beware if your just inquiring make sure you tell im/her that or they will call you everyday.
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Take the test and get a good score.