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Armed Forces/Military Service

Many students have interest in serving in the armed forces. Each branch of our military has differnt entry requirements. It is important for one to know those requirements so that you can begin prepartaiton during high school. The Armed Services Vocational And Statistical Battery (ASVAB) is given during the school year for students that want to sign up. This is an exam that students will need to take and will also count toward your Career and College readiness exam requirement. Explore some of the reources below and see your counselor if you have any questions.  
Web Links:
  1. Army Army
    The branch of military that conducts operations on land.
  2. ASVAB minimum requirement scoring ASVAB minimum requirement scoring
    Here are some minimum requirements that the branches of military require. Higher scores can mean higher enlistment rank and additional opportunities
  3. ASVAB Test Prep ASVAB Test Prep
    9 free ASVAB practice tests
  4. Marines Marines
    One of the seven uniformed service of the military. Trained to conduct operations on land and sea.
  5. Navy Navy
    The branch of military that conducts operations at Sea
Author: Neil Corriston
Last modified: 10/3/2017 5:52 AM (EDT)