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Military, College, and Careers

Military, College, and Careers. Joining the Military?. Take the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) Test will be given October 1 0 th @ NFHS - No fee Registration Deadline – September 28th Contact a Recruiter Recruiters may be available during lunch Websites

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Military, College, and Careers

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  1. Military, College, and Careers

  2. Joining the Military? • Take the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) • Test will be given October 10th @ NFHS - No fee • Registration Deadline – September 28th • Contact a Recruiter • Recruiters may be available during lunch • Websites • www.todaysmilitary.com • www.military.com

  3. Questions to Ask the Recruiter • When do I take the ASVAB? • Be prepared and score as high as possible • Recruiters may give you a practice test • You can buy a study guide for the ASVAB • How soon will I leave for training? • Joining entails qualifying by testing and taking a physical • After qualifying you pick your job and swear-in • Discuss when you are available to leave • When will I get my job assigned? • Make sure you understand what job you have been assigned • Know when you are leaving for basic training • What documents do I need to start the recruiting process? • Government issued ID • Social Security Card • High school diploma • Birth certificate • Do you need my complete medical and legal history? • Complete medical history • Legal infractions – traffic tickets, misdemeanors, felonies, etc.

  4. Post 9/11 GI Bill Tuition Assistance • http://www.military.com/education/gi-bill • http://www.military.com/education/money-for-school/tuition-assistance-ta-program-overview.html • http://www.military.com/education/gi-bill/tuition-top-up-program.html

  5. Entering the Workforce? • Secure a position before the end of the school year • Create Resume • Complete Applications • Interview Preparation • Websites • https://kleffmanb6.wixsite.com/collegeandcareer • www.bls.gov/ooh • www.acinet.org • www.myfuture.com • www.careerbuilder.com • www.monster.com • www.quintcareers.com • www.jobcorps.gov

  6. Going to College? • Select 3-5 schools you would like to attend • Type of School: 4-YR, 2-YR, Technical, Vocational • Research admission requirements, campus size, majors offered, extracurricular activities • Campus Visits/Open Houses • Seniors are allowed 2 college visit days • Must bring a letter to Attendance stating you were there for a visit within 5 days of the absence to be excused • Take SAT/ACT/COMPASS (as needed) • Fee Waivers (Google Form)

  7. Types of Colleges • Technical Colleges • Ex: York Tech, Midlands Tech, Tri-County Tech • 2-YR Colleges • Ex: USC Lancaster, Spartanburg Methodist • 4-YR Colleges • Ex: USC Columbia, Clemson, Winthrop

  8. 2-YR/Technical College Admission • ACCUPLACER Placement Test • Offered @ York Tech Monday-Saturday • Check website for schedule http://yorktech.edu/assess/asset.php • No Fee • Fee charged to send scores to another college • SAT/ACT is not required but can be used in place of ACCUPLACER • Transfer Programs • Articulation Agreements • www.sctrac.org • Possible Transfer Issues

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