John Tempalski 4742208 <div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>I was originally interested in the split option program for the reserves, however, i was too late completing my application requirements and i didn&#39;t get a seat to basic. One of my recruiters told me i didn&#39;t have a seat, and, im not 100% sure, but i believe he told me i could do the delayed option program. He told me i could go to MEPS, get sworn in, and i would go to basic amd AIT after my senior year. He also said i would get paid. Joining the military, for myself atleast, isn&#39;t really about getting paid. Its more about developing myself as a person and a leader, however, getting paid this summer will really help me improve myself (improving my diet, gaining muscle mass, etc.). After doing some research i came to the conclusion that you don&#39;t get paid though Delayed Entry, and that the reserves don&#39;t actually have their own delayed entry program; but they do have Deferred Entry, in which you get sworn in and paid as you normally would. So my question is, will i get paid through Deferred Entry? Is this program still active and functioning? It seems odd to me that i would be getting paid before training, but i don&#39;t feel like my recruiter would intentionally lie to me. Thank you all in advance! 2019-06-22T00:57:20-04:00 John Tempalski 4742208

<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>I was originally interested in the split option program for the reserves, however, i was too late completing my application requirements and i didn&#39;t get a seat to basic. One of my recruiters told me i didn&#39;t have a seat, and, im not 100% sure, but i believe he told me i could do the delayed option program. He told me i could go to MEPS, get sworn in, and i would go to basic amd AIT after my senior year. He also said i would get paid. Joining the military, for myself atleast, isn&#39;t really about getting paid. Its more about developing myself as a person and a leader, however, getting paid this summer will really help me improve myself (improving my diet, gaining muscle mass, etc.). After doing some research i came to the conclusion that you don&#39;t get paid though Delayed Entry, and that the reserves don&#39;t actually have their own delayed entry program; but they do have Deferred Entry, in which you get sworn in and paid as you normally would. So my question is, will i get paid through Deferred Entry? Is this program still active and functioning? It seems odd to me that i would be getting paid before training, but i don&#39;t feel like my recruiter would intentionally lie to me. Thank you all in advance!

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