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Is it possible for a recruit to split up bootcamp??, like do 1 part of bootcamp, go back to college, then return to bootcamp to finish?

How so? because I was told that one couldnt receive funding from the government twice??

and if one was on scholarship would they still be deployable?

Is it possible for a reservist to get on a Naval/Marine Corps ROTC Scholarship?

If you are a reservist and a full time student, can you be deployed overseas?

well not overweight, but not to the corps standard weight

I was wondering can someone who is overweight get a waiver to join the corps? or do they have to be at a set weight to DEP in?

MYOB

Who was talking to you??

Just stop responding, this stuff is so old....

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And Im the one who cant type.... ha
I know you all fight for a cause just like the rest of the armed forces, no one is disrespecting or insulting anyone..
just making a point... and if YOU dont...

No disrespect to you all, but Marine or not, people nor anybody on a website is going to say whatever they want to me... point blank

and I do not see what's the big deal with me helping a friend...

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Well if you dont have any advice for my friend or information just dont respond, Semper Fi= Always Faithful

and im being faithful to my friend and your dear corps by trying to help a...

Well if she had the resources to ask she would, but she doesnt, so therefore she cant, all I am doing is helping a friend out....

My friend who is the process of DEPing into get ready to go to bootcamp has come across a major problem, she recently found out that there were no more slots open for females on the reserve option...

My best friend who is in the process of loosing weight so she can join the USMC,
but I was wondering is there any possible way to get around the weight factor, such as getting a body mass index...

Goodafternoon,

I was wondering if someone who was interested in enlisting in the USMC, could they get a body mass index test done if they are over their specific weight requirement.
The person...

I was wondering,

when you get to Boot I know each recruit has to take the IST and the PFT, what happens if a recruit fails the PFT
and do either of these tests determine what platoon one is...

I am very active, Im in ROTC, and I play college basketball . . .

Ok so myself and my buddy (who I am doing the Buddy Program with) have to lose a few pounds before we can go to MEPS and be processed, We are trying to go to boot camp this summer and be back in time...

I have a question for a MEPS doctor, can anyone forward me to one??

No i didnt pass MEPS, because of the manuever, I was told I would need a waiver

but if it is a physical condition, is it more likely that my waiver will be disaproved?

Did anyone have trouble doing the 22 manuevers??

Specifically the last one, where you have to tuck your toes under and rise to the standing position from your knees?

im not sure what it is, but ive been told that i need to strengthin my lower body muscles, but as of right now i cant do it

I forget the exact type of waiver, but its for a manuever that i cannot complete

its where you are on your kness and you have to tuk your feet under and rise to the standng position.