Posted on Mar 5, 2014
Is it the right move? Army Green to Gold Active Duty Option - Advice?
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Hello everybody,
I am writing on here to day to inquire about future steps in my military career. I am a SGT (P) in an over strength MOS (Military Police - 31B) I have been in for 8 years and a few months, and am considering going Green - to - Gold. The reason I am on here asking about this topic is because I do not know where to start and with whom to talk to. I will soon be receiving my Associates Degree in Criminal Justice (I have 4 classes left), and I am basically wondering if it is just too later to start and am I getting my hopes up for no reason. If anyone has any idea on where to start, who to talk to, or even if anyone on here has gone through the process and can hopefully talk offline through email about the steps that I need to take, that would be GREAT!
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Check out this link it is full of good info.
Here is some basics:
REQUIREMENTSU.S. Citizen (non-waiverable)Age - Be under 35 years of age on the date of the projected graduation and commission. (waivers can be requested)Cannot have been convicted of a Domestic Violence CrimeHave a minimum of 2 years Active Duty at the time of application as well as 3 months of Active Duty for every one month of specialized training (waiver can be requested)GT score of 110 or greaterPass the APFT within the last 6 months with score of 180 or higher, minimum of 60 points in each eventCollege Grade Point Average of 2.5Letter of Acceptance to School of Choice offering Army ROTCLetter of Acceptance from the PMS of that Army ROTC BattalionFavorable National Agency Check (or have initiated the action)DODMERB Medical QualificationBe eligible to ReenlistNot be a conscientious objectorNo more than 3 dependents including spouse (waiverable)
When you enroll in Army ROTC, you'll get more than college degree and scholarships. Gain leadership skills you can apply to your career and as an Officer.
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Thank you SSG Joseph, I appreciate the link. I have already read it countless times, but am just looking at how to get started into ROTC and what not...
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Shoot me an e-mail. I did Green-to-Gold and can probably answer most of your questions.
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If you can get accepted to Green to Gold it's a great plan. If not have a back up plan. This program will be much smaller in the next few years so it will be harder to be selected.
Good luck
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