The US Military
5 Things to Consider Before Joining the US Military
Joining the US Military can be one of the most challenging and rewarding decisions you will ever make, however, it is something you want to carefully consider before taking the plunge. In order to ensure that you are making the right decision for yourself, your family and your country, there are a few things you should consider before enlisting. Click here to learn more.
How To Contact a Recruiter
 United States ArmyStaff Sergeant Christopher Drake Cell 1-877-322-6750 Office 808 935-5794 Christopher.C.Drake4.mil@mail.mil |  United States Coast Guardwww.militaryspot.com/‎ Contact a Coast Guard Recruiter!‎ Request Free Info. No Obligation. Hilo, HI 96720 (808) 933-6943 |  US NavyPetty Officer Simon D.Holly Office (808) 935-5188 Cell - (808) 330-7218 simon.d.holley@navy.mil |
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 MarinesSSGT Matthew Burgett (808) 334-0168 - Office (808) 349-6708 - Cell matthew.burgett@marines.usmc.mil |  Air ForceSergeant Nicholas Gega Cell 808-430-5776 Office 808-935-9669 nicholas.gega@us.af.mil |  Hawaii Army National GuardSSG Gabriel F. G. Broomell (808) 351-9529 - Cell/Text (808) 844-6667 - Office gabriel.f.broomell.mil@mail.mil |
Understanding The ASVAB
The ASVAB is a multiple choice test, administered by the United States Military Entrance Processing Command (MEPC), used to determine qualification for enlistment in the United States Armed Forces. Passing scores vary from year to year depending on what kind of demand there are for recruits.
This test is offered at the Ka`u Campus twice a year with dates varying depending on student interest and requests. See Ms. Walker if you are interested in signing up. 10th, 11th & 12th graders only.
Many students believe that they will easily pass this test, but the majority of our students don't, so STUDEY, STUDEY, STUDEY. If you don't like the score which you receive, you can retake the test, but your most current score will be the one that recruiters use.
These web sites will help you with your studying.
ASVAB "Summary Results" and what they mean. Recruiters look at your test scores to see if they are high enough for you to begin the process of qualifying to enter the military. A score of 50 is what they call "The Gold Standard". This is a good solid score ... the higher the better.
This is what your test results will look like. The score that will be used by recruiters is the one at the bottom of the "ASVAB Results" list on the left.
There is more information on the web, but talk to a recruiter to get up-to-date information.
