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What months do 68F classes start usually start? Is this mos hard to get into? My recruiter told me I have slim to no chances of getting this mos. I’m looking to do inter service transfer and become a PT in the future. I’m very set on this mos, if I was to choose another mos in the 68 series would I have the same chances of becoming a PT?
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You're not going to get this MOS, there are very limited class seats in a year. It's first come first serve and you almost certainly will not be sitting there when the class seat pops up.
You can apply to be a PT in the Army as any MOS, you just have to have completed your bachelor degree and meet the prerequisites. Being a 68F has zero effect on being selected. Your MOS has zero effect on whether you are selected.
You can look up the prerequisites under the Army PT Baylor program.
You can apply to be a PT in the Army as any MOS, you just have to have completed your bachelor degree and meet the prerequisites. Being a 68F has zero effect on being selected. Your MOS has zero effect on whether you are selected.
You can look up the prerequisites under the Army PT Baylor program.
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Cpl (Join to see) Here is a previous post with answers. Search on "68F" for the other posts.
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/is-there-a-long-wait-time-to-start-ait-for-68f-and-is-it-a-rare-mos-that-is-hard-to-get-into-do-they-deploy-frequently
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/is-there-a-long-wait-time-to-start-ait-for-68f-and-is-it-a-rare-mos-that-is-hard-to-get-into-do-they-deploy-frequently
Is there a long wait time to start AIT for 68F, and is it a rare MOS that is hard to get into? Do...
Looking for someone in the army 68f mos to answer a couple questions I have come across while trying to decide on an MOS. Is there a long wait time to start AIT for 68f? Is it a rare MOS that is hard to get into? And do they deploy frequently? What
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