Posted on May 17, 2017

Does the Army have a website so I can input my scores and see what jobs I qualify for?

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I recently took the BSEP course to improve my scores so I can reclass. Does the Army have a website so I can input my scores and see what jobs I qualify for?

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Posted 7 y ago

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SSG Steven Borders

Posted 7 y ago

SPC (Join to see) http://www.goarmy.com/careers-and-jobs.html

Browse Army Jobs and Careers

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CPT Lawrence Cable

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I'll take it a step further. http://www.goarmy.com/learn/understanding-the-asvab.html
I would just use this as a guide, the qualify it with the retention people. Get it in writing BTW.

Understanding the ASVAB Test and Your Scores

Get information about the ASVAB and AFQT tests. Get answers to your questions and learn what Army jobs you qualify for with your ASVAB scores.

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CPT Lawrence Cable

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And an example of how the Army computes ASVAB and MOS minimums. Again, I would use this as a guide since this stuff tends to evolve over time. http://www.military.com/join-armed-forces/asvab/asvab-and-army-jobs.html

ASVAB and Army Jobs

To find the jobs you qualify for, the Army breaks down your ASVAB subtest scores into groups known as line scores.

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MSG (Join to see)

Posted 7 y ago

SPC (Join to see) no, there isn't, but take the time to visit the career counselor and ask what is available. At the of the day, he should have the best information about reenlistment, and what you qualify for when your reenlistment window is open.

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MSG (Join to see)

Posted >1 y ago

Goarmy.com

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SSG (Join to see)

Posted 7 y ago

If you talk to a local recruiter, many of us have a excel spreadsheet with the ability to input scores. It's not an official document but it helps. There's more that goes into qualifying for an MOS than the scores. So make sure you look at all the qualifications.

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SSG Carlos Madden

Edited 7 y ago

Posted 7 y ago

Try this one too:
https://www.mynextmove.org/vets/find/military?b=A&s=92a

If you didn't find what you're looking for, you can browse all careers, or try a key word search with a short description of your job. Not all military classifications have related civilian careers.

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