Marine Corps Officer (Intelligence/Aviation/Combat Arms)

United States Marine Corps; New York (NY); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare for you and family

Fully funded master's programs

Pension after retirement

Zero down home loans

Job summary

United States Marine Corps is offering a leadership training track for college students and graduates. The program is a paid internship-like pathway to become a Marine Officer, with training in May, September, or January and potential commissions after completion.

Training pay is about $6,000 for ten weeks, with officer base pay ranging from $75,000 to $95,000 plus locality adjustments. Reserve options are available, and extensive benefits accompany service.

Qualifications

• Upstanding, competitive and physically fit individuals 18–42 years old.
• U.S. citizen required.
• Enrolled full time or have graduated from a four-year college/university.
• GPA of 2.0 or higher.
• Meets Marine Corps height/weight standards.
• Physically and medically qualified to join the Marine Corps.
• Meets one of: SAT 1000+, ACT 22+, or ASVAB 74+.

Skills

Leadership

Physical fitness

Competitive mindset

Education

Currently enrolled full time or graduated

GPA 2.0 or higher

Job description

If you'd like to explore a career opportunity that will allow you to lead fellow Americans, provide you technical skills that you can take into the private sector, and allow you to serve your community in an exciting way, continue reading!

It is my job to give motivated, intelligent, and competitive full time college students and college graduates an opportunity to attend a Marine Corps leadership training course. For college graduates, the training is 10-weeks and occurs every May, September, and January WITHOUT incurring any service obligation. If you are in college, it is either 6 or 10 weeks and takes place over the summer WITHOUT affecting your college degree program.

So, if are looking to have an experience that will challenge you to become a better version of yourself and improve your leadership skills – read on.

Our program works similar to a paid internship. Submit an application during the year prior to/post-graduation. Attend training in May, September, or January and get paid with zero follow on obligation. Get offered a commission as an officer in the Marine Corps upon completion of training. If you choose to accept, you will continue follow on training.

Pay is ~$6,000 for ten weeks of training. Entry level pay as a newly minted commissioned officer ranges from $75,000 to $95,000 pending on locality pay, with scheduled promotions and annual raises that beat inflation.

• Access to $0 down home loans, fully funded master's programs, completely free healthcare for you and your spouse and children, pension after retirement.

Potential careers for Marine Officers:

Intelligence (Human, Counter-Intel, Ground ,Air) Criminal Justice Marketing, Finance, Logistics, Supply Chain Management or Administration Cyber Operations Combat Arms (Infantry, Artillery, Assault Vehicles, Engineers ,etc.) Drones, Aviation Control, etc. Pilot (we are the ONLY branch that can guarantee you a pilot spot from day one)

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:-

• Upstanding, competitive & physically fit individuals between 18 and 42 years of age.
• Must be a U.S. Citizen.
• Currently enrolled full time (12 credits or more), or have graduated from an accredited, four-year college or university. Students in two-year colleges can sign a letter of intent to later transfer to a four-year university.
• Cumulative GPA of 2.0 or

• Must meet Marine Corps Height/Weight Standards
• Must be Physically and Medically qualified to join the Marine Corps
• Must be mentally qualified (e.g. meet at least one of the following)

Must meet 1 of the below qualifications: SAT Score of 1000 or higher (Math & Critical Reading); or Composite ACT Score of 22 or higher; or an AFQT Score of 74 or higher on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB). Note: The ASVAB is taken by applicants lacking the required ACT/SAT Score. An ASVAB test can be scheduled upon beginning the application process.

Earning the title Marine Officer is reserved for those few who are willing to challenge their body, mind, and spirit in service of a higher calling; the opportunity to lead Marines in defense of this great nation. Adventure awaits those who are willing to take the first steps.

Reserve options are available for those individuals who wish to earn the title Marine Officer, and serve in a limited capacity in their home state while still challenging themselves through the training pipeline which is the same for all candidates.