Looking BACK into going Navy since the age was raised, I'm 35 but a single father too, trying to navigate this and figure out how to successfully navigate all this!
Joining the Navy Very Soon. Haven’t picked my Job yet. Leaning towards PS, LS, AZ & NC. Your videos are sooo hopeful & Informative ❤️ Thanks So Muchhh for taking out time to help others. You Da Goat 🐐
PS isn't the flashiest rate, but it translates well if you get your certs (PHR) while you're in. As a PS, you can go Federal HR, which arguably has the most opportunity on the Feds right now, aside from IT. Of course, you could go Admin, but as an HR Specialist you have more promotion opportunity and you generally make more money
You sure do love paperwork. I was a Quartermaster submarines which no longer exists. I became a Boatswain’s Mate in the merchant marine which is called able seaman. If I had to do it over again my top five rates would be: Aereographer’s Mate [1]; Air Traffic Controller [2]; Culinary Specialist [3]; Ship’s serviceman [4]; Operations Specialist [5]. The cushiest job in the navy, so far as I could tell, was air wing weatherman or Aereographer. For outside employment with the federal government I chose air traffic controller. I chose culinary because in my opinion being chief cook on a merchant vessel is the #1 job in the merchant marine. Then as an ex-QM who hated submarines I’d gravitate to OS since as an AB in the merchant marine I spent lots of time when on watch staring at the collision avoidance radar. Then finally I was a barber for 20 years so I could be ship’s barber on a large vessel without even bothering to wake up for the haircuts, so easy is hair cutting for me.
Prior Service army logistics specialists,Unit Supply, and Culinary Specialists. I am now working on my process with the navy reserves coming in as a LS2
I was a PN in the Navy. That rating has changed drastically over the years because you are new required to deal with pay matters which used to be handled by the Disbursing Clerk. They did away with Disbursing Clerks and gave that job to the PN rating. They changed the title of the PN rating to PS{Personnel Specialist}.
@@josephkelleher8820 They merged DK and PN into PS, they didn’t get rid of DK and give that job to PNs. Long before the merger, personnelmen were already creating pay and other personnel documents and handing off to the disbursing clerks to send off the ship. They were also in two different departments to avoid conflict of interest. Now they’re one in the same similar to the way it was before PSDs were created when every shore command had their own disbursing personnel like onboard ships and it wasn’t uncommon for “friends” to get preferential treatment because there was no oversight in place to prevent it.
Hello. I just want to add to the AZ part. We are not only on carriers . I have deployed on the Reagan ( CVN 76) twice and the Makin Island (LHD 8). Also we are in Squadrons and FRCS.. In a lot of commands there is an AZ for each work center 400-900 divisions. We are the paper work side of aviation. There's actually a lot more to it but I just wanted to expand a little on the AZ part. Great video though.! -Az2(AW/SW) Figgs.
Hey what’s up I just put on Az3 going to the uss Ronald Reagan. Do you have any background on what it’s like there or anything I should know before going and what to expect?
so i got an 89 on my asvab so i qualify for pretty much everything and i didn’t expect to score that high so now i have a lot more options to explore lmao
I’m in talks in with a navy recruiter rn. I did a practice test last week and got a 40. Today I just went and did paperwork, signing all the “don’t do this don’t do that” “ID, birth certificate” stuff. I’m sure I’ll get in once everything really starts meps type stuff. I wanna score high on my actual asvab. Any recommendations on what parts of the test to specifically study for??
IC And ET attend some of lots of the same C schools etc. It's a combined rate. And yes with either of the two rates you will be loved by most, envied by some and hated by few. They hate because they think all these two rates do is skate, but that's far from the truth, it is just that most areas these two fates work in most of the crew does not have access to and is not allowed.
@@kaybee19ks ICs are similar to EMs where they are electricians. ICs work on very specific things rather than the whole of ships power like EMs. Also you will work with us ETs but we are NOT a combined rate at all.
TAR/Selres aircrew, c40 platform Occasional vacation missions Awesome mission areas NO SHIP LIFE Loads of per diem. You can make over 100k a year as an e4. Flight suits. Direct civilian job opportunities (Airplane mech, loadmaster jobs) Super fast advancement. People I went to a school with got to 2nd class in the first 2 years after a school.
Seabees rates are in demand and transfer to outstanding money making civilian jobs. Pick the EO, EA, OR CE Rates. Seabees...we build, we fight, can do!! Also, if you don't want to ship out on a ship or on the water, seabees stay dry except for when it rains.
@@Coo1St0ry still enlist, get through boots and your respective "A" school. You should be able to cross rate whenever they have an option available. Remember, even if you're haze gray and under way, you are still a part of the greatest navy in the world. Also, scoring very high on your ASVAB (particularly in mathematics is crucial) will help you get a better selection of job opportunities.
my rate currently is a CS and i ship out Jan 12th. I’d love to be an I.T. in the future. dont i gotta wait 3 yrs to transfer? and i dont know how to swim but im confident ill pass and graduate. Hooyah!!
Bro.. I did 5 yrs active as a CS onboard 2 ships, currently reserves, finna re-enlist as a TAR PS. You will not have a chance to cross rate until you damn near finish your contract, been there done that trust me…like on your last year. You better be mighty passionate about food service my G..if not life’s gonna be rough lol. Unless you tryna get that G.I Bill and deuce out, I highly advise you insist on IT from the get go no 🧢. Gl to you.
Call your recruiter and tell him you do not want to join no more unless you’re doing IT (if you scored good enough on ASVAB) do not let the recruiter tell you it is to late becoming it’s not you’re going to hate your life as a Cs
@@rodolfomorenoiii135They’re cooks working in the worst restaurant. The crew always complains about the food because they’re expecting fine restaurant steak and lobster dining not TV dinner type meals. Personally the food wasn’t that bad, I just didn’t like the long lines on a carrier for the main crew mess and speed lines which took most of my chow time in line waiting for the surprise of the day which is why I had most of my meals at the hot dog wagon above Forward Bomb Assembly because the line was very short and you were in and out in a few minutes which gave you about 45 minutes of free time before having to go back to work after lunch and dinner. For breakfast you had to be in line around 04:30 when the line wasn’t long and you could have some time after breakfast before morning muster.
I thought she was gonna put up HM, SAR, SBO, SEAL, GM, MA.....newer generations must be more conservative though... its like talking about SS's and Hemi Engines in this day and age of electric vehicle's..
Thanks for the video. My recruiter mentioned LN to me because I have a B.A Paralegal Studies I just need to do well on the ASVAB to get the officer rank.
I took the picat when I told the petty officer I didn't feel ready and he insisted for me to take it I got a 44 and I only qualified for ABF, ABE, ABH, AO, BM, CS, EN, MM, And PR. Was only ok with PR and CS, but I was told to choose rates, but didn't feel comfortable with the other 3 rates, cause they are hard labor jobs and risky at the same time with aviation, so I decided to retake the asvan a month later and unfortunately scored a 30, so I qualified for ABF, ABE, ABH, AO, BM, And PR. I'm only fine with PR, but not the rest. So I decided to take it a third time, but was informed by the recruiter that as per their supervisor I'm not allowed to retest again, cause I scored lower. If I would have scored higher they would allow me to retest, but since I scored lower I'm not allow to retest, it's a new policy. I think I'm banned for three years until they switch management. So my desires of becoming a sailor won't be happening
I wish you would’ve stayed with your original score cause now they basically screwed you and they should’ve told you a month of studying for the asvab is not enough. However if i was you id reach out to a different branch (not to join) to ask them if you could take the picat again you might have to play along with going with another branch then just switch back to navy but find new recruiters. And definitely take the time to study, its your job on the line here, 3-4 months
@@strawberrymilk4497 I was told to choose 5 rates when going to meps was only ok with 2 rates not the other 3, that's how come I decided to retake the exam again, but unfortunately scored lower, but now I've heard that to study for the asvab all I need to study for is the 4 core subjects that arithmetic reasoning, paragraph comprehension, word knowledge, and math knowledge account a lot more for the overall score. That general science and electronics and all those don't account for much, so who knows.
@@strawberrymilk4497 I'm 34 all I have is army and airforce. I'm at the max age limit for the army, if I was to join I'll be surrounded with a bunch of youngsters and I will be the oldest recruit, how embarrassing for me. Airforce I heard they are picky with their applicants. I really wanted Navy. Who knows what could happen.
@@rodolfomorenoiii135 yes those are the main subjects, you could still go Navy if you want to but they’d probably tell you it’s best to pick the undes rate because of the 30. Airforce dropped their AFQT test scores to 31 so low score jobs in the airforce is security forces and admin. So it doesn’t hurt to reach out you just gotta gotta study. Klan Academy is great for the math portion. Army’s age limit is 35 so try reaching out to them too. And if your heart is set on the navy then go undes and you’ll learn different rates and pick the one you like…
Also if you go navy with one of those jobs you don’t like after 2 years of active service you can switch your job (reclass) to another one and you’ll have the option to retake the ASVAB and at that point there’s no punishment cause ur already in.
1. ND, Navy Diver 2. EM, Electricians Mate 3. CT, Cryptologic Technician 4. AWS, Naval Aircrewman Helicopter 5. SB, Special Warfare Boat Operator/ SWCC Special Warfare Combat Crewman I was EMFN on USS Peleliu LHA-5, 2001-2002 and EM3 at MDSU 1 Det 1 2002-2005.
I was an EM on three ships back in the 1960s. The EM has perhaps more access to the entire ship than any other rating, with your tool belt on you can go almost anywhere. The work took me to the top of the mast out at sea (aircraft warning lights) and to the bottom of the engine rooms. Some work very difficult and unpleasant, some very pleasant and exciting, all great memories...The training/knowledge and work experience was extremely valuable throughout my life...
Retired Navy here, I always tell everyone who wants to be police as a civilian to become a Legalman and NOT a Military Policeman. MPs deal with a better class of criminal in the Military and it is totally different from from the civilian job. But, cops always need to deal with legal paperwork.
As a YN i can say she's right on some of the things we do. We do Correspondence, Evals, and Awards. We also handle paperwork such as transfer and separation paperwork as the PS's do depending if you are in a smaller command. So really we go hand and hand. We push all paperwork through the command, or department. We work more with the chain of command to route everything before it goes to a PS to get it into your record. If there isn't a PS or a LN in your command and your the YN, you will most likely take on those duties. I would say from my experience, ranking up hasn't been to hard. Work hard, study, and constantly learn. Grow in your leadership skills and also stay connected to your community. There's much you can do to become successful regardless of what rate you are! Great video!
Agree! As a former YN, I can say either I've done it all (YN, PS and LN duties) or I've supervised my YN's in doing those duties, so I had to at least be familiar with them. I loved being the Legal Clerk/Officer, probably more than my own rate..lol. I did a lot of personnel security, arranging travel/processing travel claims and inspecting other commands' admin depts, as well. Retired at 21 yrs, 3 yrs short of my HYT, but when you know it's time to go...even if promotion is on the horizon, it's best to go. Retired 5 years now and enjoying it greatly ❤️
@@tammyt8306Same here. I retired in 2005 as a YN1 with 20 years which was the HYT back then but they moved the HYT back a couple years in 2005 but I was ready to go. I did various sea and shore duties including OPS YN in VFA 151 during Desert Shield/Storm. Would’ve liked to have done a tour as Engineering Logroom YN but it never happened. Been retired almost 19 years and it still seems like it all happened last week, the time does fly and before you know it, the ride is over.
1. IT - civilian translation is none really. You'll want to get AWS, cloud, cybersecruity, or some other certificates on the very low end to get hired anywhere in the civilian world for IT. Coding bootcamps (with a good reputation and high post-grad hiring rate) or college are the best ways to make money in IT after leaving the Navy. It's difficult otherwise and chances are slim. However, Google has Apprenticeship Programs for IT-related careers but I forgot the stipulations. I do know you can not have a degree though. I think that's the best bet for anyone Navy IT to civilian with no education. 2. PS - civilian translation is "Human Resources Manager" or related titles. You may be able to swing something paying well, but no promises. HR Managers/Specialists in corporate typically require a Bachelor's. However, some jobs, especially on the federal side, accept experience as an education substitution and pay well depending on your rank when you get out. However, the government doesn't start paying well until you get to like G-12 and it's way easier to get to G-12 with a degree. YN - civilian translation is "Executive Assistant" or related titles (if you get out and look for Administrative Assistant jobs or present yourself as an AA as opposed to an EA, you're going to miss out on money...so you were an EA). Same deal as PS, but EA's typically require a Bachelor's to Master's and are paid well out of the gate. However, you may be able to obtain an EA role without education if you market yourself well. 3. LN - civilian translation is "Paralegal," "Legal Analyst," or related titles. I'm being liberal with Legal Analyst, but you may be able to swing it. LNs get Paralegal cert/education, so this is probably best aligned with actually getting a good paying job in the civilian world. 4. AZ - civilian translation is "Aviation Administrator," "Repairs Administrator" or related titles. I don't know personally about this, because I do not work in an industry where I'd ever come in contact with these folks. Probably the lowest paying unless you transition to Air Traffic Controller or Chief of Staff in some aviation capacity, which you need education for. - I'm a former AO, three years separated, Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, current MBA student, and transitioning Legal Analyst (yes, I've done A LOT since being out). So, you can do whatever you want with education...and nearly nothing with only your Naval experience unless you plan on making no money or going to get a license/education/vocation in some field. Civilians prefer formal education and experience over experience. Good luck to everyone!
I’m an AZ and I would say we deal with record keeping on aircraft logbooks. Avg salary for civilians working for companies like Boeing or Lockheed Martin would be $50k-$70k. We can find jobs as Technical Publication Specialists ($60k plus depending on what company). Our biggest money maker is Database system administrators (DBAs) starting at $90k plus for aviation companies or any at that. But always best to get a degree while you’re in to ramp up the resume.
Bro number 1 you’re lying about IT and you know it. I was a 25B information technology specialist in the army and there are plenty of positions for people who don’t have certifications and degrees in IT just experience stop speaking on what you don’t know. I easily got jobs out of service
@@glo.hardie and let's be clear--we're talking about gainful employment. Not all 50k/year jobs. While slipping one in for someone who doesn't care about salary is fine, let's not go for bottom of the barrel income jobs. I don't ever consider those in any conversation, as you could work at Target and make 50k. So, you being in "IT" doesn't really pay off atp.
My job was O.S. not much do in port but they made us stay every day till 4:00. I learned how to look busy in the afternoon when thete was nothing to do.
Yeah, former OS here going all the way back to my Honorable Discharge in 1980. Even way back then, we struggled in port to ‘look busy.’ Luckily, I was in charge of the secret safe, so anytime there was ‘look busy’ work to be done, I could simply say, ‘ I’ve gotta get some secret safe work to do.’ In my opinion, OS was the best sea duty rate in the navy, but a struggle in port. There was only so much one could do by grabbing a foxtail to look busy.
Good information hey I was wandering if you have an idea of where most of the rates you have mentioned are station ? For example are PS usually stationed onboard a ship
Heyy! Thank you so much, and yess the ones that I named all will definitely see a ship. (especially on sea duty) and you can also be at a squadron like I am!
Most ratings have sea duty, it’s the nature of the Navy. Some have more sea duty and some more shore duty, it all depends on the rating. Seabees have very little sea duty unless ferrying cargo and equipment onboard ships to overseas construction sites. They do have a deployment schedule but from their homebase to an overseas site for months and back to home base. They’re the Navy’s version of civilian construction companies and that’s what they do on deployments. You don’t have to be a Seabee to be assigned to a unit or battalion because they need support ratings like the various logistics, medical, religious, admin, and other ratings for supplies, food, pay, paperwork, healthcare, spiritual needs, etc like a ship or regular shore command.
I passed my practice asvab with a 62 I’m not exactly sure how it works but my recruiter said it was a high score I don’t know what I qualify for but I was definitely looking into YN or IT
Guys! There a navy rate that is so chill, it’s called nuke! They even give you a bonus when enlisting and even 100k bonus to extend your chill work environment !!
Any AO’s in the chat? Prior Ammunition Technician in the Marine Corps and thinking about going back on active but with the Navy. My father always talked about how much fun he had in the Navy and on carriers back in the 80s. What’s the job like and do you get to choose if you want jets or helos? I wanna stay in ordnance.
Why do a top 5 rates if 4 of them are admin ratings? That could’ve all been in the number 2 spot. The best transferability to the civilian world in my opinion is below. 1. IT 2. Trade rates (Electrical/ Mechanical) 3. Admin rates (PS,YN,LN,NC,AZ) 4. LS (Logistics) 5. Anything requiring Top Secret clearance (CT,IS,etc.)
i just got my medical waiver cleared, and the only reason why i am not retaking the test is that, NAVY just lowered the score from 10-30 something due to they need more sailors on board. so the job that i am qualified based on my score are AO,PR,BM,ABF,ABH and ABE. but my top 4 list that i hope i will be able to get are AO,PR,ABF and ABH. please advice what do you think with this job.thanks
HM is great if you’re interested in the medical field! The advancement quotas aren’t the best so when it comes to advancing you have to really put in that work! It’s a great rate to crossover into civilian world ofcourse.
Just took the practice asvab today and scored a 37. What is the required score to be eligible for SeaBee rates? I’m very interested in the CE, BU, and SW rates. Are you allowed to keep retesting until you’re eligible for those rates? Thanks!
37 is pretty good on the practice test. People usually score higher on the actual asab. You can retake it, but you would go through the whole meps process again but you can and you have to wait a minute. I scored 30 on the practice but got a 68 on the actual one. I got AC and i leave in 3 days :D
I notice you didn't mention any Nuclear fields. For promotion, nothing in the navy is faster but you will also work you're your tale off in Navy schools and on the job. You will have to pass a pretest before you can even apply and you better be excellent in higher level math skills. In other words, way above your average H.S. Grad. It's hard for the Navy to even keep these people in service, even with bloated reenlistment bonuses. In this field I've even seen "slick arm chiefs" (no hash marks).
Also should have Chemistry & Physics. I think people who have taken college level courses in these subjects with a 3.0 or higher would have the best chance of getting in.
I leave in two weeks and i really wanted to be an LN but i got a 73 on my asvab and the only job i qualified for was AECF, im stuck between ET and FC and I really don’t know too much about it.
FC's maintain and operate weapon systems. We are responsible for the ships defensive and offensive capabilities. If you look at a destroyer for example, a ship like that is built for us. A destroyer isn't a destroyer without FC's. We shoot missles such as tomahawks, we shoot the 5 inch gun (the turret with the long barrel). We have radars, CIWS, RAM, Harpoon, SSDS, etc. We are a mixture of ET and GM.
@@jeffreyjones2442 HOPEFULLY HE/SHE SAW YOUR COMMENT! THAT IS TERRIBLE RECRUITER BECAUSE YOU ARE RIGHT, THIS PERSON QUALIFIES FOR EVERY JOB LITERALLY EXCEPT SEALS AND NUKE JOBS.. TERRIBLE RECRUITER
Yess so you have to be that rate for atleast two years before you can even consider switching or converting to another rate. Then it depends on if your rate is overmanned or undermanned. If it’s overmanned meaning “A LOT of ppl” then it’ll be easier in oppose to if it’s undermanned, then you’ll probably be stuck. But I have plenty of CS friends. It’s not too bad!
Try being more professional so you can have more serious subscribers, your Intel is great just practice before you record. I thought Navy camo uniforms were blue? Can you educate me plz 👍
I’m non U.S. citizen and got 33 on Asvab what good jobs can you guys recommend, I’m kinda interested in LS than getting any other unpleasant jobs. Help pls especially non U.S. citizens 🙏🏽
what about AT or AE do you have any thoughts on those.. are they good? i’m not tryna be slavingg lmao like i always hear choose ur rate choose ur fate but idk how life for at or ae would be
Those are TWO great rates as well! Especially AT. I’ll do some research on them and add them to my part 2! I never hear anything bad about those two rates.
@@Brionnasonline Okay thank you! hearing that eased my mind alittle lol cause i didn’t really get to choose when i went to meps and when i went i didn’t know like i could leave without signing if i didn’t wanna sign so i just been tryna figure out as much as i can cause the rate i got was AV and that’s either AT or AE so thank you for the response!
My asvab score wasn’t really high at all 😅 & I still got a good rate. The jobs you get if you score super low aren’t really nice jobs to have in my opinion. Just do your best in every subject when taking the test.
I got PS I’m happy with it Ship for boot camp in 13 days At first my scores tht I took with army, and switch to navy. I didn’t get PS on my lists But they let me took CS test at MEPs the they I went to choosing jobs. So they handed me PS job paper the first one, I picked that suddenly and signed.
It's about 50/50. Half of the time PRs are with fleet units (sea duty) and half of the time at shore stations over the course of a 20-year naval career. That is assuming you are going active duty. If you go the reserve route, shore stations probably your entire time. Are you wanting to be on a ship or would you rather be on the shore?
@@mgaiztambay3051Hi, is OS a good rate? i Just signed my contract as an EZ but i have some time to change my rate before i ship out in a month. I was looking for PS or YN but they were sold out. Then i was looking for something computer related but i’m not sure..
Hey guys! I’ll probably do a part 2 to this video. Give y’all another Top 5 of great rates and what they do! Like this if I should! ❤
Please do !
Your so beautiful ♥
How did you score on the ASVAB exam love ?? What was your starter position ?
Looking BACK into going Navy since the age was raised, I'm 35 but a single father too, trying to navigate this and figure out how to successfully navigate all this!
Joining the Navy Very Soon. Haven’t picked my Job yet. Leaning towards PS, LS, AZ & NC. Your videos are sooo hopeful & Informative ❤️ Thanks So Muchhh for taking out time to help others. You Da Goat 🐐
aww sis thank you so much for the support and appreciation! 🫶🏽❤️ I love to help, I remember being just as curious! Merry Christmas! 🥰
i’m an LS it’s nice i can’t complain i got shore duty for my first command
You can't be a nc the first go around. Have to be e5 or e6 and not first enlistment
@@azarionhayeshello how can I get in contact with you I’m choosing LS as my rate i got some questions
AZ (Retired AZ1)
PS isn't the flashiest rate, but it translates well if you get your certs (PHR) while you're in. As a PS, you can go Federal HR, which arguably has the most opportunity on the Feds right now, aside from IT. Of course, you could go Admin, but as an HR Specialist you have more promotion opportunity and you generally make more money
I’m an AZ in the Navy def a chill job and short schedule
You sure do love paperwork. I was a Quartermaster submarines which no longer exists. I became a Boatswain’s Mate in the merchant marine which is called able seaman. If I had to do it over again my top five rates would be: Aereographer’s Mate [1]; Air Traffic Controller [2]; Culinary Specialist [3]; Ship’s serviceman [4]; Operations Specialist [5]. The cushiest job in the navy, so far as I could tell, was air wing weatherman or Aereographer. For outside employment with the federal government I chose air traffic controller. I chose culinary because in my opinion being chief cook on a merchant vessel is the #1 job in the merchant marine. Then as an ex-QM who hated submarines I’d gravitate to OS since as an AB in the merchant marine I spent lots of time when on watch staring at the collision avoidance radar. Then finally I was a barber for 20 years so I could be ship’s barber on a large vessel without even bothering to wake up for the haircuts, so easy is hair cutting for me.
Prior Service army logistics specialists,Unit Supply, and Culinary Specialists. I am now working on my process with the navy reserves coming in as a LS2
I’m prior service as well for the Army as an 88M. I’m looking into going to the Air Force or Navy so I can finish what I started back in 2014.
Did you go on deployment alot?
Great job, Brionna, on your videos! You give lots of great info ❤ At shore commands, many times the YN/PS jobs cross .....Retired YN here!
Thank you thank you so so much! 💗💗
I was a PN in the Navy. That rating has changed drastically over the years because you are new required to deal with pay matters which used to be handled by the Disbursing Clerk. They did away with Disbursing Clerks and gave that job to the PN rating. They changed the title of the PN rating to PS{Personnel Specialist}.
@@josephkelleher8820 They merged DK and PN into PS, they didn’t get rid of DK and give that job to PNs. Long before the merger, personnelmen were already creating pay and other personnel documents and handing off to the disbursing clerks to send off the ship. They were also in two different departments to avoid conflict of interest. Now they’re one in the same similar to the way it was before PSDs were created when every shore command had their own disbursing personnel like onboard ships and it wasn’t uncommon for “friends” to get preferential treatment because there was no oversight in place to prevent it.
Hello. I just want to add to the AZ part. We are not only on carriers . I have deployed on the Reagan ( CVN 76) twice and the Makin Island (LHD 8). Also we are in Squadrons and FRCS.. In a lot of commands there is an AZ for each work center 400-900 divisions. We are the paper work side of aviation. There's actually a lot more to it but I just wanted to expand a little on the AZ part. Great video though.!
-Az2(AW/SW) Figgs.
Hey what’s up I just put on Az3 going to the uss Ronald Reagan. Do you have any background on what it’s like there or anything I should know before going and what to expect?
Going on a ship as an IT, hooyah 💪🏼
Same here :D how many years??
this was soo helpful thank you!
so i got an 89 on my asvab so i qualify for pretty much everything and i didn’t expect to score that high so now i have a lot more options to explore lmao
Literally exact same situation I feel like a kid in a candy shop😂
That’s good! Congrats 🎉
@@thatloud5.038 me too lmao
I’m in talks in with a navy recruiter rn. I did a practice test last week and got a 40. Today I just went and did paperwork, signing all the “don’t do this don’t do that” “ID, birth certificate” stuff. I’m sure I’ll get in once everything really starts meps type stuff. I wanna score high on my actual asvab. Any recommendations on what parts of the test to specifically study for??
That score gets you into the technology field CTN or IT is best inside Navy and outside. Big money
so .. jobs that don't require physical labor ... got it
Lol
I just passed MEPs and I chose it as my navy job
If y’all ain’t informed, pick IC, Don’t get confused with IT. Different advancement quotas, but ic is a dope rate.
IC And ET attend some of lots of the same C schools etc. It's a combined rate. And yes with either of the two rates you will be loved by most, envied by some and hated by few. They hate because they think all these two rates do is skate, but that's far from the truth, it is just that most areas these two fates work in most of the crew does not have access to and is not allowed.
Is this rate hard? I’m going as IC
@@kaybee19ks ICs are similar to EMs where they are electricians. ICs work on very specific things rather than the whole of ships power like EMs.
Also you will work with us ETs but we are NOT a combined rate at all.
TAR/Selres aircrew, c40 platform
Occasional vacation missions
Awesome mission areas
NO SHIP LIFE
Loads of per diem. You can make over 100k a year as an e4.
Flight suits.
Direct civilian job opportunities
(Airplane mech, loadmaster jobs)
Super fast advancement. People I went to a school with got to 2nd class in the first 2 years after a school.
Seabees rates are in demand and transfer to outstanding money making civilian jobs. Pick the EO, EA, OR CE Rates.
Seabees...we build, we fight, can do!! Also, if you don't want to ship out on a ship or on the water, seabees stay dry except for when it rains.
what's the advancement like ?
@@truepage6046 relativity easy. Just do your best, and listen to the older sailors who have been in your department.
What my Navy Liaison said that Seabees were not needed right now. Currently doing HVAC but I want to go in as a UT. Should I just keep pushing for it?
@@Coo1St0ry still enlist, get through boots and your respective "A" school. You should be able to cross rate whenever they have an option available. Remember, even if you're haze gray and under way, you are still a part of the greatest navy in the world.
Also, scoring very high on your ASVAB (particularly in mathematics is crucial) will help you get a better selection of job opportunities.
my rate currently is a CS and i ship out Jan 12th. I’d love to be an I.T. in the future. dont i gotta wait 3 yrs to transfer? and i dont know how to swim but im confident ill pass and graduate. Hooyah!!
Bro.. I did 5 yrs active as a CS onboard 2 ships, currently reserves, finna re-enlist as a TAR PS. You will not have a chance to cross rate until you damn near finish your contract, been there done that trust me…like on your last year. You better be mighty passionate about food service my G..if not life’s gonna be rough lol. Unless you tryna get that G.I Bill and deuce out, I highly advise you insist on IT from the get go no 🧢. Gl to you.
Call your recruiter and tell him you do not want to join no more unless you’re doing IT (if you scored good enough on ASVAB) do not let the recruiter tell you it is to late becoming it’s not you’re going to hate your life as a Cs
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Is CS really that bad?
@@rodolfomorenoiii135They’re cooks working in the worst restaurant. The crew always complains about the food because they’re expecting fine restaurant steak and lobster dining not TV dinner type meals. Personally the food wasn’t that bad, I just didn’t like the long lines on a carrier for the main crew mess and speed lines which took most of my chow time in line waiting for the surprise of the day which is why I had most of my meals at the hot dog wagon above Forward Bomb Assembly because the line was very short and you were in and out in a few minutes which gave you about 45 minutes of free time before having to go back to work after lunch and dinner. For breakfast you had to be in line around 04:30 when the line wasn’t long and you could have some time after breakfast before morning muster.
CS is by far the worst rate in the Navy lol
You should do top 5 aviation, a lot of people only have that option when joining
good idea! thanks.
ATN 1964-68
Here my top 5:
1.HM
2.Corpsman
3. Devil Doc
4. FMF Corpsman
5. Navy Medicine
I’m PS too😇 legit said at Meps If they don’t give me that job I’m not signing anything. Got shore duty 😊
LUCKY YOU! It’s not too often that people see shore duty first, happy for you! ❤️
Hey , I have a question what do you have to score on your ASVAB test to become a PS or YN? 😅
Not much.
40 min
I thought she was gonna put up HM, SAR, SBO, SEAL, GM, MA.....newer generations must be more conservative though... its like talking about SS's and Hemi Engines in this day and age of electric vehicle's..
Thanks for the video. My recruiter mentioned LN to me because I have a B.A Paralegal Studies I just need to do well on the ASVAB to get the officer rank.
Officer candidates do not take the ASVAB, if you are taking the ASVAB then you are going to be an enlisted puke.
How well you should do?
Did you make it to Naval Justice School in Rhode Island to get your JD or AS?
You can't join as a LN
I took the picat when I told the petty officer I didn't feel ready and he insisted for me to take it I got a 44 and I only qualified for ABF, ABE, ABH, AO, BM, CS, EN, MM, And PR. Was only ok with PR and CS, but I was told to choose rates, but didn't feel comfortable with the other 3 rates, cause they are hard labor jobs and risky at the same time with aviation, so I decided to retake the asvan a month later and unfortunately scored a 30, so I qualified for ABF, ABE, ABH, AO, BM, And PR. I'm only fine with PR, but not the rest. So I decided to take it a third time, but was informed by the recruiter that as per their supervisor I'm not allowed to retest again, cause I scored lower. If I would have scored higher they would allow me to retest, but since I scored lower I'm not allow to retest, it's a new policy. I think I'm banned for three years until they switch management. So my desires of becoming a sailor won't be happening
I wish you would’ve stayed with your original score cause now they basically screwed you and they should’ve told you a month of studying for the asvab is not enough. However if i was you id reach out to a different branch (not to join) to ask them if you could take the picat again you might have to play along with going with another branch then just switch back to navy but find new recruiters. And definitely take the time to study, its your job on the line here, 3-4 months
@@strawberrymilk4497
I was told to choose 5 rates when going to meps was only ok with 2 rates not the other 3, that's how come I decided to retake the exam again, but unfortunately scored lower, but now I've heard that to study for the asvab all I need to study for is the 4 core subjects that arithmetic reasoning, paragraph comprehension, word knowledge, and math knowledge account a lot more for the overall score. That general science and electronics and all those don't account for much, so who knows.
@@strawberrymilk4497
I'm 34 all I have is army and airforce. I'm at the max age limit for the army, if I was to join I'll be surrounded with a bunch of youngsters and I will be the oldest recruit, how embarrassing for me. Airforce I heard they are picky with their applicants. I really wanted Navy. Who knows what could happen.
@@rodolfomorenoiii135 yes those are the main subjects, you could still go Navy if you want to but they’d probably tell you it’s best to pick the undes rate because of the 30. Airforce dropped their AFQT test scores to 31 so low score jobs in the airforce is security forces and admin. So it doesn’t hurt to reach out you just gotta gotta study. Klan Academy is great for the math portion. Army’s age limit is 35 so try reaching out to them too. And if your heart is set on the navy then go undes and you’ll learn different rates and pick the one you like…
Also if you go navy with one of those jobs you don’t like after 2 years of active service you can switch your job (reclass) to another one and you’ll have the option to retake the ASVAB and at that point there’s no punishment cause ur already in.
AZ is admin for all aircraft platforms as a whole not just aircraft carriers.
1. ND, Navy Diver
2. EM, Electricians Mate
3. CT, Cryptologic Technician
4. AWS, Naval Aircrewman Helicopter
5. SB, Special Warfare Boat Operator/ SWCC Special Warfare Combat Crewman
I was EMFN on USS Peleliu LHA-5, 2001-2002 and EM3 at MDSU 1 Det 1 2002-2005.
My daughter just enlisted and picked your #3 as a CT.
Thanks for your comment 😊
My friend can I ask if this is a good path to find a job on the civilian world after ? Thank you in advance
I was an EM on three ships back in the 1960s. The EM has perhaps more access to the entire ship than any other rating, with your tool belt on you can go almost anywhere. The work took me to the top of the mast out at sea (aircraft warning lights) and to the bottom of the engine rooms. Some work very difficult and unpleasant, some very pleasant and exciting, all great memories...The training/knowledge and work experience was extremely valuable throughout my life...
What about IC
I remember being on Deployment with you so proud you made it to PS2 Hunt and i remembered how hard you studied
I Picked LS and I’m going to basic in on June 12th… LS is one of the easiest jobs👍🏾
good luck man I leave on the 6th and I'm goin in as an AC
LS aint bad on the small ship.. but if you LS on a carrier… Good Luck!! 😂
@@mgaiztambay3051I’m in A school now I go on a Destroyer ship so I’m good👍🏾
#5 Hell Yeah!!!! LS!!!! We got everything you name it!!!! LOL 🤣🤣🤣
Retired Navy here, I always tell everyone who wants to be police as a civilian to become a Legalman and NOT a Military Policeman. MPs deal with a better class of criminal in the Military and it is totally different from from the civilian job. But, cops always need to deal with legal paperwork.
As a YN i can say she's right on some of the things we do. We do Correspondence, Evals, and Awards. We also handle paperwork such as transfer and separation paperwork as the PS's do depending if you are in a smaller command. So really we go hand and hand. We push all paperwork through the command, or department. We work more with the chain of command to route everything before it goes to a PS to get it into your record. If there isn't a PS or a LN in your command and your the YN, you will most likely take on those duties. I would say from my experience, ranking up hasn't been to hard. Work hard, study, and constantly learn. Grow in your leadership skills and also stay connected to your community. There's much you can do to become successful regardless of what rate you are! Great video!
Thank you!! ❤️❤️
Agree! As a former YN, I can say either I've done it all (YN, PS and LN duties) or I've supervised my YN's in doing those duties, so I had to at least be familiar with them. I loved being the Legal Clerk/Officer, probably more than my own rate..lol. I did a lot of personnel security, arranging travel/processing travel claims and inspecting other commands' admin depts, as well. Retired at 21 yrs, 3 yrs short of my HYT, but when you know it's time to go...even if promotion is on the horizon, it's best to go. Retired 5 years now and enjoying it greatly ❤️
@@tammyt8306I just got to the fleet as a YN and tbh I know nothing at all so I’m kind of worried
@@tammyt8306Same here. I retired in 2005 as a YN1 with 20 years which was the HYT back then but they moved the HYT back a couple years in 2005 but I was ready to go.
I did various sea and shore duties including OPS YN in VFA 151 during Desert Shield/Storm. Would’ve liked to have done a tour as Engineering Logroom YN but it never happened.
Been retired almost 19 years and it still seems like it all happened last week, the time does fly and before you know it, the ride is over.
I heard really fast and 2 years and was like 🤨🧐
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1. IT - civilian translation is none really. You'll want to get AWS, cloud, cybersecruity, or some other certificates on the very low end to get hired anywhere in the civilian world for IT. Coding bootcamps (with a good reputation and high post-grad hiring rate) or college are the best ways to make money in IT after leaving the Navy. It's difficult otherwise and chances are slim. However, Google has Apprenticeship Programs for IT-related careers but I forgot the stipulations. I do know you can not have a degree though. I think that's the best bet for anyone Navy IT to civilian with no education.
2. PS - civilian translation is "Human Resources Manager" or related titles. You may be able to swing something paying well, but no promises. HR Managers/Specialists in corporate typically require a Bachelor's. However, some jobs, especially on the federal side, accept experience as an education substitution and pay well depending on your rank when you get out. However, the government doesn't start paying well until you get to like G-12 and it's way easier to get to G-12 with a degree. YN - civilian translation is "Executive Assistant" or related titles (if you get out and look for Administrative Assistant jobs or present yourself as an AA as opposed to an EA, you're going to miss out on money...so you were an EA). Same deal as PS, but EA's typically require a Bachelor's to Master's and are paid well out of the gate. However, you may be able to obtain an EA role without education if you market yourself well.
3. LN - civilian translation is "Paralegal," "Legal Analyst," or related titles. I'm being liberal with Legal Analyst, but you may be able to swing it. LNs get Paralegal cert/education, so this is probably best aligned with actually getting a good paying job in the civilian world.
4. AZ - civilian translation is "Aviation Administrator," "Repairs Administrator" or related titles. I don't know personally about this, because I do not work in an industry where I'd ever come in contact with these folks. Probably the lowest paying unless you transition to Air Traffic Controller or Chief of Staff in some aviation capacity, which you need education for.
- I'm a former AO, three years separated, Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, current MBA student, and transitioning Legal Analyst (yes, I've done A LOT since being out). So, you can do whatever you want with education...and nearly nothing with only your Naval experience unless you plan on making no money or going to get a license/education/vocation in some field. Civilians prefer formal education and experience over experience. Good luck to everyone!
I’m an AZ and I would say we deal with record keeping on aircraft logbooks. Avg salary for civilians working for companies like Boeing or Lockheed Martin would be $50k-$70k. We can find jobs as Technical Publication Specialists ($60k plus depending on what company). Our biggest money maker is Database system administrators (DBAs) starting at $90k plus for aviation companies or any at that. But always best to get a degree while you’re in to ramp up the resume.
Bro number 1 you’re lying about IT and you know it. I was a 25B information technology specialist in the army and there are plenty of positions for people who don’t have certifications and degrees in IT just experience stop speaking on what you don’t know. I easily got jobs out of service
@@glo.hardie name the plenty of positions that require no certs or degree. That would be great. At least five, for the people who are ITs.
@@glo.hardie and let's be clear--we're talking about gainful employment. Not all 50k/year jobs. While slipping one in for someone who doesn't care about salary is fine, let's not go for bottom of the barrel income jobs. I don't ever consider those in any conversation, as you could work at Target and make 50k. So, you being in "IT" doesn't really pay off atp.
My job was O.S. not much do in port but they made us stay every day till 4:00. I learned how to look busy in the afternoon when thete was nothing to do.
Yeah, former OS here going all the way back to my Honorable Discharge in 1980. Even way back then, we struggled in port to ‘look busy.’ Luckily, I was in charge of the secret safe, so anytime there was ‘look busy’ work to be done, I could simply say, ‘ I’ve gotta get some secret safe work to do.’
In my opinion, OS was the best sea duty rate in the navy, but a struggle in port. There was only so much one could do by grabbing a foxtail to look busy.
Good information hey I was wandering if you have an idea of where most of the rates you have mentioned are station ? For example are PS usually stationed onboard a ship
Heyy! Thank you so much, and yess the ones that I named all will definitely see a ship. (especially on sea duty) and you can also be at a squadron like I am!
@@Brionnasonline okay great thx 🙏🏾
Most ratings have sea duty, it’s the nature of the Navy. Some have more sea duty and some more shore duty, it all depends on the rating.
Seabees have very little sea duty unless ferrying cargo and equipment onboard ships to overseas construction sites. They do have a deployment schedule but from their homebase to an overseas site for months and back to home base. They’re the Navy’s version of civilian construction companies and that’s what they do on deployments. You don’t have to be a Seabee to be assigned to a unit or battalion because they need support ratings like the various logistics, medical, religious, admin, and other ratings for supplies, food, pay, paperwork, healthcare, spiritual needs, etc like a ship or regular shore command.
My daughter is thinking about AC is that a good one?
Im going in as an AC and I only hear great things about it from sailors in the fleet
Im from the ike , i hate cvn69
Thank you, I will be ship out this month and my job is LS. I wondering if it is a goob job so thank you
I passed my practice asvab with a 62 I’m not exactly sure how it works but my recruiter said it was a high score I don’t know what I qualify for but I was definitely looking into YN or IT
Look at your standard scores to see if you qualify for YN or IT 👍
What did you use to study?
Guys! There a navy rate that is so chill, it’s called nuke! They even give you a bonus when enlisting and even 100k bonus to extend your chill work environment !!
bruh
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Any AO’s in the chat? Prior Ammunition Technician in the Marine Corps and thinking about going back on active but with the Navy. My father always talked about how much fun he had in the Navy and on carriers back in the 80s. What’s the job like and do you get to choose if you want jets or helos? I wanna stay in ordnance.
I thought about being CS for Culinary but I feel like I want to be a LN tho
Yn here shipping out April 11 to boot camp.
Congratulations
Why do a top 5 rates if 4 of them are admin ratings? That could’ve all been in the number 2 spot. The best transferability to the civilian world in my opinion is below.
1. IT
2. Trade rates (Electrical/ Mechanical)
3. Admin rates (PS,YN,LN,NC,AZ)
4. LS (Logistics)
5. Anything requiring Top Secret clearance (CT,IS,etc.)
I would think pharmacist tech would be easy.
Next board is in July. I’ve been watching your videos faithfully 😂 thank you for this!
You ship July?
@@michaelkcuzoma5311 that’s just went my packet gets picked up I don’t have a date yet. Do you ship July?
@@KENYANODYSSEY oh okay. I ship July 13
@@michaelkcuzoma5311 congratulations and good luck! How are you preparing?
Like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,the Navy has other words besides "like" ! Please!
& I’LL SAY IT AGAIN!! 😘 DISMISS YOURSELF THEN LOVE.
You must’ve had fun typing in ALL them “likes” 😂 MAD SELF HAHA
I see they merged DK with PN and now called PS. I was a DK.
i just got my medical waiver cleared, and the only reason why i am not retaking the test is that, NAVY just lowered the score from 10-30 something due to they need more sailors on board. so the job that i am qualified based on my score are AO,PR,BM,ABF,ABH and ABE. but my top 4 list that i hope i will be able to get are AO,PR,ABF and ABH. please advice what do you think with this job.thanks
What did you score ??
I would say go for PR! If not then AO, I wouldn’t recommend any of the other ones! 😭
@@Brionnasonline i already signed for ABH
@@Leahpooh295 12 which i used the asvab waiver
@@Leahpooh295 ABF
Do PS get deployed a lot?
Everybody can deployed alot…
What’s about HM
HM is great if you’re interested in the medical field! The advancement quotas aren’t the best so when it comes to advancing you have to really put in that work! It’s a great rate to crossover into civilian world ofcourse.
Just took the practice asvab today and scored a 37. What is the required score to be eligible for SeaBee rates? I’m very interested in the CE, BU, and SW rates. Are you allowed to keep retesting until you’re eligible for those rates? Thanks!
37 is pretty good on the practice test. People usually score higher on the actual asab. You can retake it, but you would go through the whole meps process again but you can and you have to wait a minute. I scored 30 on the practice but got a 68 on the actual one. I got AC and i leave in 3 days :D
@@nadiax7150air traffic controller ?
37 is terrible (Former navy recruiter)@@nadiax7150
Tell them you want to go to Nuclear Power school@@nadiax7150
Hey what website and where did you take your ASVAB , practice test ?
I’m a MMN 👹
I notice you didn't mention any Nuclear fields. For promotion, nothing in the navy is faster but you will also work you're your tale off in Navy schools and on the job. You will have to pass a pretest before you can even apply and you better be excellent in higher level math skills. In other words, way above your average H.S. Grad. It's hard for the Navy to even keep these people in service, even with bloated reenlistment bonuses. In this field I've even seen "slick arm chiefs" (no hash marks).
Also should have Chemistry & Physics. I think people who have taken college level courses in these subjects with a 3.0 or higher would have the best chance of getting in.
Thank you so much for this video, girl! I loved all the info
If you can hold a Top Secret Clearance CTR, CTI, or CTN are pretty chill and advancement is fast.
Thanks for commenting. I was wondering this.
Your forgetting ctt’s
@@markchiquito3520 CTT and CTM are the opposite of chill
Enlisted already with LS shipping for my boot camp in March, and am really nervous 😢
LS is a good rate! you’ll be fine!
I leave in two weeks and i really wanted to be an LN but i got a 73 on my asvab and the only job i qualified for was AECF, im stuck between ET and FC and I really don’t know too much about it.
I'm an ET, its seriously one of the best surface rates.
FC's maintain and operate weapon systems. We are responsible for the ships defensive and offensive capabilities. If you look at a destroyer for example, a ship like that is built for us. A destroyer isn't a destroyer without FC's. We shoot missles such as tomahawks, we shoot the 5 inch gun (the turret with the long barrel). We have radars, CIWS, RAM, Harpoon, SSDS, etc.
We are a mixture of ET and GM.
Being an FC can limit you. We don't have as many opportunities like ET do.
You qualify for pretty much everything. The recruiter is attempting to fill a quota.
@@jeffreyjones2442 HOPEFULLY HE/SHE SAW YOUR COMMENT! THAT IS TERRIBLE RECRUITER BECAUSE YOU ARE RIGHT, THIS PERSON QUALIFIES FOR EVERY JOB LITERALLY EXCEPT SEALS AND NUKE JOBS.. TERRIBLE RECRUITER
I was wondering if you being a PS or just administration jobs in general, is it manageable having that job and going back to college ?
Yes it’s highly manageable! It’s a few people I work aside that are taking college courses as well!
What about OS?
HM gang!:)
How’s your job ? I know it’s medical is it harder to be a promoted rank wise ?
joining june 12th got IT crazy to see thats the first rate you talk about
Would you say the quota for Legalman is similar to the others? Or do they have better opportunity to rank up faster?
And also if I pick a job I don’t want how long would it take me to re class because meps told me 2 years but other people are telling me different
Yess so you have to be that rate for atleast two years before you can even consider switching or converting to another rate. Then it depends on if your rate is overmanned or undermanned. If it’s overmanned meaning “A LOT of ppl” then it’ll be easier in oppose to if it’s undermanned, then you’ll probably be stuck. But I have plenty of CS friends. It’s not too bad!
HM gang
Are you a HM?
What about media or mass communication, can you tell us about it ?
Thanks my daughter ship out 8/5 she wanted PS now going in as LS. Hope she like it.
Everyone from the baby be complaining about they’re rates I don’t want a chill rate I want something active
Try being more professional so you can have more serious subscribers, your Intel is great just practice before you record. I thought Navy camo uniforms were blue? Can you educate me plz 👍
Sir or ma’am, whatever you are. This is my channel, im going to be ME. haha thanks for your input though. 🥰
The blueberries were phased out in 2019 👍
I’m non U.S. citizen and got 33 on Asvab what good jobs can you guys recommend, I’m kinda interested in LS than getting any other unpleasant jobs.
Help pls especially non U.S. citizens 🙏🏽
Hey! Tomorrow I’m uploading a video that’ll probably help with your decision so stay tuned! this is the channel for you! I love helping you guys! 🫶🏽
@@Brionnasonline thank you so much!
@@dicksonisrael5195 ofcourse!
I hear that undes is pretty cool bro. You get a lot of moneys 😂 jk jk
I’m an MA, it’s pretty chill.
What squadron are you with? My Cross-Assigned Unit is out of NAS Oceana.
How about Corpsman?
what about AT or AE do you have any thoughts on those.. are they good? i’m not tryna be slavingg lmao like i always hear choose ur rate choose ur fate but idk how life for at or ae would be
Those are TWO great rates as well! Especially AT. I’ll do some research on them and add them to my part 2! I never hear anything bad about those two rates.
@@Brionnasonline Okay thank you! hearing that eased my mind alittle lol cause i didn’t really get to choose when i went to meps and when i went i didn’t know like i could leave without signing if i didn’t wanna sign so i just been tryna figure out as much as i can cause the rate i got was AV and that’s either AT or AE so thank you for the response!
You are so welcome! I’m glad that I could help. lmk if you have any other questions!
ATs work. AEs barely be working unless you're at a helo squadron.
What was your Asvab score?
Those are all chill jobs.
I ship out in march as a HT very excited
How was A school
In 20 years changed jobs 4 times. Was a brown shoe and black shoe. SKC,USNR
How many deployments have you been on as a PS?
Hello, what are the navy rates that is shore duty? Thank u
Air Force jobs are all shore based.
Any idea on AG??
i’m not gone lie i want a lowkey combat job like i wanna tote guns but ion wanna be an MA 🤣🤣
my top 5 is ctt ctr cti ctm ctn
Yessss sirr CTT Gang
lol y’all must be Seabee rates or something, I’ve never heard of neither of them.. they’re definitely not on any ships lol
@@Brionnasonline CTT, CTR and CTM are rates are on ships😄😄
Not on no carriers 😅 you can ask anybody on one, they gone be like “A WHAT”??😅
@@Brionnasonline oof you on a big boy😭 I’m on a precom DDG
Can you choose some jobs that you don’t have to have a high asvab score for. These jobs I will never qualify for …
My asvab score wasn’t really high at all 😅 & I still got a good rate. The jobs you get if you score super low aren’t really nice jobs to have in my opinion. Just do your best in every subject when taking the test.
I got PS
I’m happy with it
Ship for boot camp in 13 days
At first my scores tht I took with army, and switch to navy.
I didn’t get PS on my lists
But they let me took CS test at MEPs the they I went to choosing jobs.
So they handed me PS job paper the first one, I picked that suddenly and signed.
oh wow! Congrats 🎉 so glad you picked PS, one of the best most definitely! Happy for you!!
Tysm for sharing all info
It’s very helpful for people who no ideas what we should know
Your videos are amazing
Cnt wait to watch more good contents
How we bootcamp man
Just my opinion San Diego is the best place to get orders .. 💯
DEFINITELY, a bit expensive but you’re guaranteed a GREAT time.
That’s where my brother is stationed! He loves it!
I was RP
I ship out Jan 9th as an MA
Do i need to be a citizen to become ao?
No, I'm not a citizen but I got it on my list, it's depends on your score now
Brionna thank you so much for working on these videos! I was wondering do PR work mostly on a ship?
It's about 50/50. Half of the time PRs are with fleet units (sea duty) and half of the time at shore stations over the course of a 20-year naval career. That is assuming you are going active duty. If you go the reserve route, shore stations probably your entire time. Are you wanting to be on a ship or would you rather be on the shore?
FTN
hey !! i just dm you !!
Good information Bri!
Thank you soo much! 🫶🏽
I got a 70 on the picat want a good job to build a career outside the navy
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I got PS
What’s the best navy base?
Good stuff! YN is the best rate in the Navy!
Nah… OS all day!! 😂😂
@@mgaiztambay3051YN’s don’t have to stand watch 😅
@@mgaiztambay3051Hi, is OS a good rate? i Just signed my contract as an EZ but i have some time to change my rate before i ship out in a month. I was looking for PS or YN but they were sold out. Then i was looking for something computer related but i’m not sure..
I qualified for yn, Im really considering it
Religious Program Specialists where you at?