Posted on Jun 16, 2016

Can someone get a GT score waiver in order to reclassify?

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I have a friend going from active to guard, but he wants to reclass into nursing. He has a 103 and needs a 107. He's already been to GT improvement and only has two months left till terminal leave. Can he be waivered into that MOS for his GT score?

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MAJ (Join to see)

Posted >1 y ago

EVERYTHING is waiverable regardless of what they call it. I needed a 110GT score to go to OCS and I had a 101. I went to BSEP and raised it to 108. OCS branch said they would not waiver it. I was in a good position at the time in a command that I had a good relationship with a GO. i spoke to him about it and he said find a way and i will help you. I found out that a guy got into OCS with a GT score exception to policy, but it needed a GO signature. i typed up the exception to policy and had it sent to the Army G1 after my boss signed it. Long story short I am not a Captain. BLUF if they want it bad enough don't let anyone tell you no keep pushing! I am so glad I did!

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SSgt (Join to see)

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MAJ (Join to see) - Can you please send that letter to [login to see] also sir. Thank you sir. Much appreciated!!

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SGT Eric Davis

11 mo

Good evening sir, do you know how to use this policy now or who to contact?

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SSG (Join to see)

11 mo

Good Afternoon Sir,
Could you send the ETP example to [login to see]
Thank you Sir.

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SGT (Join to see)

10 mo

Good morning, Sir. please I will love to get that waiver too I was able to increase my GT score too 109 and I have my BSc. I will love to do Green to Gold but I will need that waiver.
thank you In advance.

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SFC J Fullerton

Posted >1 y ago

That's a DA level/CMF Branch approving authority. I can only speak of initial Active Duty enlistments. It's not technically a "waiver", its called a "line point exception". There are 10 different aptitude scores derived from the ASVAB. GT is only one of them. Each MOS has "quals" that require a minimum score in one or more of those areas. "Line point exceptions" can be restricted during draw downs to high priority shortage MOS's, or closed altogether. 68C may be a tough one to get a line point exception for, but doesn't hurt to try. POC should be your retention NCO.

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