MEPS was difficult, but manageable, I would say that the ASVAB test was somewhat easy, but it's good to study beforehand. Once you're in it's hard to get out so ensure that it's what you want to do, as it is a commitment
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They will ask you intrusive medical questions, and they will ask you to perform a duckwalk, be sure to bring a book with you as the process is lengthy
I applied in-person. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at US Navy (San Antonio, TX) in Sept 2023
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They make you feel like the process is much more serious than it is. Don't be scared, but also I would advise answering certain questions tactfully. Don't accept any job you don't want unless you truly don't care or you need to be sent to bootcamp quickly for reasons such as lack of housing. Pick a job you actually have an interest in or one that is secure for life after the Navy.
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Why the military? Why the Navy? Have you ever done dru gs? Have you ever had any run-ins with the law?
The interview process typically consists of an initial application review, followed by a structured interview with a panel. Candidates may be asked about their qualifications, experiences, and ability to handle various medical and operational scenarios. The process may also include a background check and medical screening.
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Can you describe a time when you had to work under pressure in a medical or high-stress environment?
The interview process was very thorough and inquisitive as well as physically demanding but nonetheless it was all well worth the effort.
All in all, the interview process was great all around.
