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  1. Physical Requirements. No battle has been won with willingness alone. To ensure victory for our Nation on every front, Marines must be able to keep up. To that end, these are our physical requirements. Becoming an Enlisted Marine requires the highest standards of moral, mental, and physical strength. See if you meet the requirements to join the ...

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    • Age Limits
    • Education and Testing Requirements
    • Physical and Medical Requirements

    U.S. citizens and some non-citizens can join the military. If you are not a U.S. citizen, you must: 1. Have a U.S. Permanent Resident Card (Green Card) 2. Speak, read, and write English fluently You cannot join the military to enter the U.S. or to get a visa.

    Each branch of the military has age limits to enlist in active duty: 1. Air Force: 17 - 39 2. Army: 17 - 35 3. Coast Guard: 17 - 31 4. Marine Corps: 17 - 28 5. Navy: 17 - 39 6. Space Force: 17 - 39 The age limits are different if you join as an officer or join the Guard or Reserve.

    ASVAB testing

    Everyone who wants to enlist in the military must take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB). Each branch sets its own minimum score to join. Your score will help decide which jobs you can do after you enlist. Use ASVAB online resourcesto: 1. Find out where to take the test 2. Get tips for taking the test 3. See sample questions from the 10 sections 4. Understand ASVAB scores Contact a recruiter, who can help you set up a time to take the ASVAB and tell you about the scores y...

    Education requirements

    You must have a high school or general equivalency diploma (GED) to enlist in the military. There are fewer spots for GED holders to enter the military. If you have a GED, you will have a better chance of joining if you have: 1. Earned college credits 2. Scored higher on the ASVAB You must have a degree from a four-year college to join as an officer.

    A medical exam is part of the enlistment process. The exam will assess if you are healthy enough to serve in the military. Each branch requires recruits to be physically fit. You will have to pass a physical fitness test as part of your enlistment process. Speak with a recruiter to find out the physical requirements for the branch you want to join.

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  3. Oct 6, 2016 · You are joining the Marines, after all. Starting in 2017, Marines will be allowed to do push-ups instead of pull-ups. Check the score charts for more information on PFT requirements.

  4. Joining the U.S. Marine Corps means becoming part of an elite fighting force with a unique mission, focused on rapid response and first-on-the-scene deployment s. About 180,000 active-duty men and ...

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