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The ASVAB Test
Liberty High School - Test Date: March 5, 2024The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a useful assessment to all students regardless of their career path or future plans. Not only does the test provide valuable information, it can also meet an LPS student's MVA (Market Value Asset) requirement! Simply take the test and attend a result review session to meet MVA requirements!You can sign up here. There are also practice tests you can use to prepare.The ASVAB is a timed, multi-aptitude test, which is given at more than 14,000 schools and Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS) nationwide provides valuable feedback to young people interested in exploring their aptitudes. The ASVAB tests ten different subject areas and may help reveal which career path is right for them!- General science
- Arithmetic reasoning
- Word knowledge
- Paragraph comprehension
- Mathematics knowledge
- Electronic information
- Auto and shop information
- Mechanical comprehension
- Assembling objects
- Verbal expression
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Recruiter Information & Monthly Visits
AIR FORCE/SPACE FORCE (1st Tuesday)
- Technical Sergeant Ryan Masker - 816.468.5729
- 6900 NW 83rd Street Ste C KCMO 64152
- ryan.masker@us.af.mil
ARMY (2nd Thursday)
- Staff Sergeant Brandon Uzzel - 816.521.8035
- brandon.d.uzzel.mil@army.mil
- 8549 N. Church Rd Kansas City, MO 64157
COAST GUARD (1st Monday)
- ISC Ben Applewhite - 816.359.1628
- 2334 Armour Rd. N. Kansas City, MO 64116
- GoCoastGuard.com
- benjamin.p.applewhite@uscg.mil
MARINES (2nd Monday)
- Sergeant Jackson Sacbibit
- jackson.sacbibit@marines.usmc.mil
MO AIR NATIONAL GUARD (3rd Monday)
- TSgt James Brando - 816.341.3611
- James.brando@us.af.mil
- 7815 N. Oak Trafficway Kansas City, MO 64118
NATIONAL GUARD (4th Thursday)
- Sergeant Nathan King - 816.522.8067
- North Kansas City, MO
- nathan.p.king2.mil@army.mil
NAVY (2nd Tuesday)
- DC2 (SW) Ethan V. Ludwig - 816.749.3365
- 6900 NW 83rd St. Kansas City, MO 64152
- ethan.v.ludwig.mil@us.navy.mil

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$200,000 Scholarship Opportunity
Don't let this opportunity pass you by!
Consider applying for the Naval Reserve Officiers Training Corps (NROTC) Scholarship.
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Military Academies
One option for a four-year college degree is to consider applying to a military academy. It is important to research and begin the application process early on during the junior year of high school; however, academic preparation should begin starting in the freshman year.
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY - Colorado Springs, CO
www.usafa.af.mil
800-443-9266
UNITED STATES COAST GUARD ACADEMY - New London, CT
www.cga.edu
800-883-8724
UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY - Kings Point, NY
http://www.usmma.edu/
866-546-4778
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY - West Point, NY
www.usma.edu
845-938-4041
UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY - Annapolis, MD
http://www.usna.edu/homepage.php
410-293-4361Additional Considerations:
- The education attained is a first-rate, a four-year degree from a well-respected college, paid for with a full-tuition scholarship.
- Entrance to one of the service academies requires a significant commitment, carrying a military obligation in the respective service.
- Classes, majors, sports and activities can be similar to public or private college experiences, but there is a distinct military orientation to the undergraduate experience.
- Academic preparation should begin early in a student's high school career. The application process should start during the junior year.
- Some of the academies will require a nomination, primarily by a Congressman. Most members of Congress will not process requests after October of the senior year. Qualifications include not only academics but also physical and medical qualifications.
- To contact your Representative or Senator go to the sites below and enter your state of residence.
U.S. House of Representatives http://www.house.gov/
U.S. Senate http://www.senate.gov/