I'm looking for information about CID Direct Accessions Program?

2020-06-26T17:35:01-04:00

I'm prior service Army and I was considering returning to Active duty through OCS. However, I think that CID is something I would rather do as a career. I asked a recruiter about going into CID, but the only option he knew of is for me to go active and then drop a packet into cid.
I read on their website something about the Direct Accessions program. Can someone give me some guidance on this?

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2020-06-26T17:39:31-04:00

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Response by Axl Feldman made Jun 27 at 2020 4:02 PM

2020-06-27T16:02:20-04:00

Hello. I have never served in the military. I took the ASVAB three days ago and I am in the beginning stages of applying for CID Direct Accessions Program. I believe the CID Direct Accessions Program is only for civilians so I am not sure you qualify for the program, but I may be wrong so double check with a recruiter. The CID Direct Accessions Program does have a multitude of requirements such as you must have a Bachelors degree with a 3.0 GPA, must be eligible for a TS security clearance and more. I am thinking since you are already served that you might have to reclass into the MOS without going through the Direct Accessions Program. Like I said I'm just a recruit at this point so I don't know much. However, I recommend you call the CID recruiting office for your questions. I've called them and they were very helpful to me. I'll leave you a link that may give you more guidance. Good Luck

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