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- USMC Marinenet Courses Recommendations : r USMCboot - Reddit
A lot of those don't give CEU's that affect JEPES If you filter by "has CEU" on MarineNet's catalog you'll see a lot of MCVC (Marine Corps Virtual Classroom) that typically award 20 or so points at a time Those are courses that are typically a regular homework once a week after reading a section course
- MarineNet : r USMCboot - Reddit
Make sure you have access to DFAS (another gov’t website where you can look up your LES and manage your direct deposit for your money you earn from the Marine Corps) Up to you if you want to stay with the same banking institution the Marine Corps creates for you I changed mine as soon as I could to USAA
- Marine. net Course= ACE Credits. . . ? Or college credits?!? - Reddit
Are there particular easy day sit on the computer a couple hours or less MARINE NET COURSES that provide those sought after credits that can be applied to college level credits when applying to programs schools and what can they correlate to in those schools or programs All knowledge is accepted here pay it on!
- Best MarineNet courses? : r USMC - Reddit
Official Unofficial USMC forum for anything Marine Corps related Members Online Gotta call from a USMC recruiter asking me if I’m ready to join and change my life
- MarineNet has new CEU classes that dont require a proctor. 5 . . . - Reddit
Course Title Course Code CEUs; Career Planner Course CARPLCPC01 1 DRRS-MC NetUSR-MC New User Training
- Marine Net Courses : r USMCboot - Reddit
Questions about joining the Marines? a) Check our wiki b) Run a search c) Post your question with a *clear and specific title*
- What MarineNet Classes count towards college credit? - Leatherneck. com
I have no idea about marine net classes but I do know the school I want to transfer to accepts a select few of MCIs as college credit In my research most schools wont at all However, the ones UNCW will count are Leading Marines, Personal Finance, Spelling, Basic pay and allowances, Math for Marines
- JEPES guide : r USMC - Reddit
The second subsection is Marine net in-grade CEUs aka MCIs CEUs are weighted at 1 25% so if you max them out at 40 you will receive 50 JEPES points, Marine net in-grade CEUs are weighted at 5% of your cutting score, this is a highly underrated part for some unbeknownst reason, if you really want to get promoted doing your MCIs can help a lot
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