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Showing Original Post only (View all)SNOPES: Project 2025 Wants All Public High School Students To Take Military Entrance Exam........? [View all]
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Project 2025, a conservative coalition's plan for a future U.S. Republican presidency, proposes that all public high school students should be required to take the military entrance exam.
TRUE!
The exact sentence of Project 2025's "Mandate for Leadership 2025: The Conservative Promise" document, reads: "Improve military recruiters' access to secondary schools and require completion of the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) the military entrance examination by all students in schools that receive federal funding."
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/project-2025-high-school-military-exam/?cb_rec=djRfMQ
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Montauk6
Sep 2024
OP
That exam was one I took in high school in the 70s, it got a lot of us out of class for half a day
irisblue
Sep 2024
#2
I took it too and my results led me right to my "first choice". I wanted to be a medic! When I sat down with a Sgt....
usaf-vet
Sep 2024
#8
It was funny....I wasn't a great student in high school. I passed course I need and I failed a couple of electives.
usaf-vet
Sep 2024
#11
I didn't take it but I'll never forget those random recruiter calls when I was a senior
Montauk6
Sep 2024
#24
AFAIK nearly every educational institution gets federal funding one way or another...
Hekate
Sep 2024
#17
Participation in ASVAB is supposedly voluntary, with individuals having the legal right to refuse.
Eugene
Sep 2024
#27
Sounds rather like a religious cult to me. Wasn't Falwell's Liberty University founded on very similar practices?
Ford_Prefect
Sep 2024
#13
Is that the one where they show a hammer or a saw, and you have to pick what it's used for?
Silent Type
Sep 2024
#12