With thousands of different jobs for enlisted personnel and officers, there’s a lot to do in the Military. The ASVAB Career Exploration Program can help young adults identify and explore potentially satisfying occupations and develop effective strategies to realize career goals.
The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) is one of the most widely used, multiple-aptitude tests in the world, developed and maintained by the Department of Defense. More than half of all high schools nationwide administer the ASVAB test to students.
The ASVAB consists of the following eight individual tests:
· General Science
· Arithmetic Reasoning
· Word Knowledge
· Paragraph Comprehension
· Mathematics Knowledge
· Electronics Information
· Auto and Shop Information
· Mechanical Comprehension
Students are provided with scores on each of these individual tests and three Career Exploration Score composites: Verbal Skills, Math Skills and Science and Technical Skills. The battery takes approximately three hours to complete, and test results are returned to schools in a few weeks.
The Military uses students’ ASVAB scores to identify the occupations that best suit their abilities. Junior, Senior and postsecondary school students can use their ASVAB scores for enlistment for up to two years after taking the test.
If you have any questions, you can contact the recruiter of the military branch you’re interested in below:
Staff Sergeant: Leonardo Aponte
(951) 476-9778
leonardo.g.colonaponte.mil@army.mil
Sergeant Oscar Cubillas
(951) 359-1554
oscar.cubias@marines.usmc.mil
OS2 Arielle Espinoza
(951) 319-9900
arielle.espinoza@navy.mil
Cathy Hawrylko: AF ROTC Admissions Advisor
(951) 842-0501 - office
Sergeant Nadia Cruz
(909) 229-5031
nadia.v.cruz.mil@army.mil
Joshua Riedel: MST2
(909) 783-2772 - office
(909) 870-8485 - cell
Joshua.A.Riedel@uscg.mil