What score do you have to have to when you take the ASVAB test for the Marines and the Navy???

Question

Another question what is the difference between the officer program in the Marines and enlisting???

Answer 1

I have seen Navy with scores as low as 30, but not in any highly technical fields.

I have met, punched, spit, and beat the c**p out of a marine with an ASVAB score of 19 with a waiver.  He was infantry, I was his corpsman...poor kid, he got it everywhere he turned.

Doc

Answer 2

The established minimum ASVAB score for enlistment into the military is 32. However, do to the need for a smaller, smarter military the minimum score is 35 for several branches. Something to keep in mind is that all branches of the military offer advanced technical fields which require a higher score. the minimum ASVAB score is based on a proficient 8th grade education. If you find yourself struggling with the minimum score on the practice test I would recommend obtaining an ASVAB study guide prior to taking the actual test.

In regard to officer programs you have two choices, either obtain a BS degree from a college of your choice and apply, or enlist and take advantage of many enlisted to officer commissioning programs offered.

The best advice I can offer you is to talk to your local recruiters *** ALL OF THEM*** Even if you sign every piece of paper in their office you can NOT join the military from there so there is no threat in getting information.  

Answer 3

32 is generally the lowest you can get. They can get waivers if you miss by a point though....I have seen them take as low as 30 on months where they are sweating making mission.

Answer 4

35 Minimum AFQT, unless that has changed in the past 2 yrs

Answer 5

Marine Corps recruits must score at least 32.

Navy recruits must score at least 35.

Of course the higher you score the more jobs you are qualified for and therefore the more opportunities available to you.