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Gives high school students something to strive for - diploma needed to become a Marine |
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Opportunity to get a guaranteed program in writing |
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Allows time to plan for when you will ship to recruit training |
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Allows time to prepare for recruit training |
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Develop friendship and comraderie with other future Marines |
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The Marine Corps and your Marine Representative will provide you with guidance, direction and support |
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Opportunity for accelerated promotion |
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Attend poolee functions |
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Begin physical training |
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Begin individual physical training program |
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Initial Strength Tests |
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Organized Sports |
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Learn Marine Corps terminology, rank structure, and about being a Marine |
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Learn Marine Corps history and traditions |
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Learn your general orders |
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Attend family nights with your family and other members of The Delayed Entry Program and their families |
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Keep your Marine representative informed of your progress in school and any change in your circumstances |
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Poolee refers a minimum of 2 individuals who enlist |
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1 full-time semester of college and C+ (or 2.3 of 4.0 scale average) |
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JROTC - must have 2 or more years |
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College ROTC (2 years) |
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Eagle Scout/Girl Scout Gold Award |
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Go with a friend |
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Get ready for recruit training together |
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You sign up and depart for recruit training together |
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Get assigned to the same platoon |
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Training is easier when there's a familiar face |
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You can help each other develop into Marines |
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