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[Derek2450]

I've been using this site as a reference for many questions I have had for quite some time now and have found it very helpful. I am currently in the DEP process and have started my journey into hopefully becoming one of the few and proud. I am currently in college and have decided to join the reserves. I was just wondering if someone could help guide me through what I will be doing now, such as the training that I will receive before I return back to home and carry out my obligations as a reservist. I also was wondering if anyone had advice in which MOS I should consider in order to return to civilian life and enter law enforcement or even government agencies, if any give me an advantage over another? Thanks.

[nicka495]

I've been using this site as a reference for many questions I have had for quite some time now and have found it very helpful. I am currently in the DEP process and have started my journey into hopefully becoming one of the few and proud. I am currently in college and have decided to join the reserves. I was just wondering if someone could help guide me through what I will be doing now, such as the training that I will receive before I return back to home and carry out my obligations as a reservist. I also was wondering if anyone had advice in which MOS I should consider in order to return to civilian life and enter law enforcement or even government agencies, if any give me an advantage over another? Thanks.

Yo man I am in college doing reserves as well, see reserves can be tricky, you can only do jobs that are available in the units in your area. you will be training one weekend a month and two weeks in the summer. as to what mos to choose, you got to talk to a recruiter for law enforcement, MP would be your best bet, but like i said the units in your area may not offer MP to reservists so it all depends on the needs of the units in the area and what they offer.

[Yonkers]

[quote=nicka495;644670 MP would be your best bet, but like i said the units in your area may not offer MP to reservists so it all depends on the needs of the units in the area and what they offer.[/quote]


This, and also I would try the "Ask a Marine" forum. Before you do so, make sure you fill out your profile ENTIRELY and also use proper spelling and grammar.

Best of luck to ya!