The total ASVAB score is a percentile ranking essentially. 91 means you scored higher than 91% of the people who took it. 40 is the current minimum I believe. Anything above 90 gets you into pretty much any job you want to pick that is available. I got a 98 myself since I only missed one question and my recruiter told me to pick any job I wanted from a list. (picked 13F which I wanted from the start which surprised him since I was way above the requirements but I wanted to blow **** up so hey!)

But the ASVAB total score itself isn't what is used to determine job eligibility. Its a combination of about 5 or so raw scores in different categories then the total is just more of a ranking. The GT score or "General Techinical" is one of the most important and if you still have your results you can see all the raw scores broken down.

But yes a 91 is very good.

I'm not a marine but I am army so from my exp in boot camp (graduated 4th out of 155 soldiers) I would tell you what someone told me. First couple of weeks lay it low and don't make a name for yourself by doing something stupid. Just work your ass off and they will undoubtedly see it. Same time though don't be a kiss ass, don't be a suck up, don't be a show off. Once the atmosphere starts to change and the DI's knows everyone by name, volunteer for EVERYTHING! Trust me it sucks real bad but if they say something like "I need two guys to do ******* now!" You run your ass off to get up there and tell them you want to do it no matter what it is.

Brains, strength, and stamina get you far in basic but absolute motivation and determination gets you farther. And thats what the instructors want to see. They want to see you trying harder than everyone else rather than doing better than the others.

Anyways just my advice. Worked well for me.

Word, brah. I took the test about six years ago, so I don't know where the results are anymore. Plus, I think they're invalid after a year or two. I'd have to take it again if I were to enlist.

Yeah, I watched that episode too. For my brother's training, out of 15 soldiers in his battalion only 3 made it past the 2nd day (my bro included). At the end each passing marine was given that Hog's Tooth and my brother let me have while he went over seas to remind me of responsibility and discipline. Pretty epic moment.

A lot of marines don't make it through scout sniper training, but there's a reason why so few do. because your brother is gonna be that person that nobody knows about. but plays one of the biggest roles when going into any territory.

Tell me something, Julian Helsper, when exactly did you train with Special Forces? You claimed in another thread to have only finished Basic Training six months ago, and to have never been mobilized. You don't have the rank, or time of service to attend SFAS, so I am just curious when, and why you were at Fort Bragg? Also where did you meet these Rangers?

I just forwarded a copy of this thread to Charles.Cox.@us.army.mil because I am sure that your CSM will be very interested in learning what type of Specialized Training you have so he can get your ERB updated.

We capitalize "Marine", carry on.

Lets take a moment to realize, HOW FUCKING OLD THIS THREAD IS!

marines so gay

This was when Mere was still calling herself Unicorn Violet.