Donnell Mollo: You can have any career track you want. The prerequisite is that you have a bachelor's degree, ANY bachelors degree, and complete one of the two officer training programs (ROTC or OCS). You get branched according to how well you do/did through college and the training program as well as what you put on your wish list and needs of the Army. You don't get to pick, per se, but you do determine your branch to an extent.For a more detailed explaination on how branching works see this: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Amj7j......Show more
Conrad Puleio: As a Recruiter I will inform you an OCS packet isn't a laugh. But, not like what one of the crucial different humans appear to consider, Recruiter do obtain credit score for an OCS enlistment. I will inform you the Packet is composed of a letter pointing out "Why you desire to turn out to be an Army Officer". You have to cross the HGT/WGT general, don't have anything greater than rushing tickets,! three reference letters, and cross a board earlier than three Army Officers. If you cross the board then your packet will get despatched to the Department of the Army an authorized/disapproved there. The best purpose you could must pass enlisted first is in the event you had a few legislation violations and would no longer get a safeguard clearance. Once your in the ones forms of matters are weighed towards what you will have performed considering you will have been it....Show more
Ilana Gaster: Hello Matt.So many people think of the military jobs like they think about civilian jobs.In civilian jobs a person goes to college or training in a specific major and then tries to gain employment in that field. Because, civilian employers want you to come to them already trained to start work the next day. Oh, they have some internal training about how the company works, etc. But, YOU have to pay the college price to get the job.In the military and in officer positions we! do NOT care what your degree is in. What we want is an educa! ted person beyond high school who can LEAD and make DECISION in translating orders from higher command down to the troops at the working, unit, level.Most officers I have met never even work in a job that their college degree was awarded to them. Humanities are most fine. Broad enough so that you can apply the logic and insights towards doing an Officer's Job.Stay in Army ROTC for all 4 years. You will receive a commission as a Second Lieutenant. Go to: usmilitary.about.comClick on the ENLISTMENT tab. Scroll down to Army Officer Jobs.Read and study all the positions that the Army classifies its officers in. You will surely find one that appeals to you. Being broad minded many will be satisfactory choices for you.Make a listing of the Top 10 Officer positions you like and then, evaluate them. Talk with the Army ROTC officers and glean from them their experiences with fellow officers who held those positions.Narrow the list down to the Top 5 half-way through your ROT! C. Then, when it comes time to pick or be assigned to an Officer position you will have some "leverage" and knowledge about what job as an officer you will be assigned to.Best wishes.Larry SmithSMSgt, USAF (Ret.)First Sergeant...Show more
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