I dropped a 53 on my practice ASVAB. Free Daps, Reps and puzzy

[NSSVO]

nikka you better study, and take that ASVAB serious. You about to get offered I hate my life jobs

 

[HabitualChiller]

Also all this talk of you have to score a 70 or better is garabage. On the real I scored a 53 also, and got a better job than most oh and quick advancements. People I talked to in my division scored way higher than me, jobs depend your line scores.

This. I even have a list of rates and the scores required in order to get said rates.

A lot of them focus on VE (Which isn't part of your base score) and MK.

 

[The Up Right Man]

This. I even have a list of rates and the scores required in order to get said rates.

A lot of them focus on VE (Which isn't part of your base score) and MK.

So what rate do you think you would like? I can tell you about it the pros and cons.

 

[HabitualChiller]

So what rate do you think you would like? I can tell you about it the pros and cons.

Cryptologic Technician Administration(idk what this is)
Intelligence Specialist
Information Systems Technician
What's a storekeeper btw?
Healthcare

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

53 sucks, breh. You can do MUCH better.​

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Do not, I repeat do not go air crew. You will be working long hours on a flight deck in 100 degree plus weather. You will lose hearing due to loud planes, you will probably get some type of cancer because of the massive amounts of fumes you will inhale. Feel free to ask me questions. I know about Navy life.

nikka thats anything in the navy pretty much

 

[O.T.I.S.]

for which branch? Thats a low score for the Air force . Most likely end up as a cook or giving out towels at the gym.

And getting paid the same amount as everyone else

 

[The Up Right Man]

Cryptologic Technician Administration(idk what this is)
Intelligence Specialist
Information Systems Technician
What's a storekeeper btw?
Healthcare

Okay I got you
CT, IT are both intell.
Very good rates, you will more than likely get a secret or top secret clearance. You will work in shifts depending on what ship you get sent to. If you on a small ship you might work a 12 hours on 12 hours off. On larger ships it has more people meaning you could have a 6 hours on 18 off (this is a really good schedule). Now this might not be the exact times because ships do things differently, these are just examples.

Storekeeper that's supply Dept
So basically you work in the ships store or cut hair. The hours for them no lie suck, I could remember working my shift getting off going to sleep waking back up and they still working.
BUT... they pretty much the plug. Like they get the best of everything food and supply wise. They make side hustle money from selling stolen goods from the store, and cutting people's hair.

Corpsman is medical
the hours are okay, you just basically an assistant. You give shots, take blood, blood pressure just real basic task. It's really no real benefit on being a corpsman. Like the environment you work in will be air condition and comfortable. You do train a lot, and also you will be first responders to injured people.

 

[The Up Right Man]

nikka thats anything in the navy pretty much

You sure

 

[O.T.I.S.]

You sure

Yeah

bytch I know went deaf working in an engine room, not air crew.

my homie got radiation poison from doing other shyt, and he was air crew

A lot Navy jobs are generally dangerous.. Doesn't mean they aen't better in terms of command and quality of life

 

[The Up Right Man]

Yeah

bytch I know went deaf working in an engine room, not air crew.

my homie got radiation poison from doing other shyt, and he was air crew

A lot Navy jobs are generally dangerous.. Doesn't mean they aen't better in terms of command and quality of life

Breh GTFO. I worked in a quality division on a Air Craft carrier. Never had no medical complications, made E-5 in 3 years came in as E-1. Oh and I scored 53 on the ASVAB. I know how this Navy game works, I had phenomenal mentors who put me on in life. All I'm trying to do is guide this man to work smarter not harder. You busting and sweating in the engineering spaces for the same pay as someone doing admin. Longevity is key. Wouldn't you agree?

 

[Mike809]

And getting paid the same amount as everyone else

i rather tell people im an aircraft mechanic than a cook though lol , plus you have more opportunities out in the civilian world if you were trained at a mechanical or any other type of job than as a cook.

 

[42 Monks]

Also all this talk of you have to score a 70 or better is garabage. On the real I scored a 53 also, and got a better job than most oh and quick advancements. People I talked to in my division scored way higher than me, jobs depend your line scores.

aim low brehs

and 'a better job than most' - subjective as fukk and luck dependent

on top of that, navy doesn't guarantee you the job you pick either. that's a level of fukkery that kept me away entirely.

 

[42 Monks]

Breh GTFO. I worked in a quality division on a Air Craft carrier. Never had no medical complications, made E-5 in 3 years came in as E-1. Oh and I scored 53 on the ASVAB. I know how this Navy game works, I had phenomenal mentors who put me on in life. All I'm trying to do is guide this man to work smarter not harder. You busting and sweating in the engineering spaces for the same pay as someone doing admin. Longevity is key. Wouldn't you agree?

breh you need to at least admit how fukking lucky and exceptional your situation is

everyone knows people who landed italy or australia as their first assignment - you don't sell people on those chance occasions and dreams though. that's just disingenuous as fukk

 

[The Up Right Man]

breh you need to at least admit how fukking lucky and exceptional your situation is

everyone knows people who landed italy or australia as their first assignment - you don't sell people on those chance occasions and dreams though. that's just disingenuous as fukk

1. Were you in the Navy?
2. 53 on the ASVAB is scoring better than 50% of those who take it.
3. Line Scores determine the job.
4. If you sign a contact for a specific Job its guaranteed.
5. If you seek help and information like OP is doing and like I did you will make better choices. It wasn't luck I got where I got I researched then made my moves.