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What does it take to become a United States Marine?

Physical Requirements:

- Age: 17-28 (with parental consent for those under 18)

- Gender: Male or Female

- Minimum Height: 5'4" (male), 5'0" (female)

- Maximum Weight: Determined by height and age based on weight chart

- Body Fat: No more than 26% for men, no more than 32% for women

- Vision: Correctable to 20/20 in each eye

- Eyeglasses: Permissible if they meet certain standards

Mental Requirements:

- Education: High school diploma or equivalent (GED) with certain subject requirements

- ASVAB Score: Minimum score of 32 (varies based on certain circumstances)

Additional Requirements:

- Character: Must meet high moral and ethical standards

- Criminal Record: No significant convictions or serious misconduct

- Citizenship: Must be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident

- Medical History: Must be in good physical and mental health

Steps to Joining the Marines:

1. Qualifications and Application: Ensure you meet the necessary requirements and submit an online application.

2. ASVAB Test: Take and pass the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test.

3. Medical Exam: Complete a thorough physical and mental examination.

4. Background Check: Undergo a background investigation.

5. MEPS (Military Entrance Processing Station): Attend MEPS for additional processing, tests, and administrative procedures.

6. Boot Camp: Upon acceptance, report to boot camp for training.

Note: The Marine Corps has certain special programs and requirements for specific roles, such as officers, pilots, and enlisted jobs that require specialized skills or qualifications.

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