USMC Marinenet Courses Recommendations : r USMCboot - Reddit Hi all, I'm currently in a MAT platoon, and I'm looking to be proactive and try to knock out some courses does anyone have any suggestions that can help me to rank faster? I'm currently PFC waiting to get promoted in May, anything helps thank you
MarineNet Catalogue Gets a Boost of Proctorless CEUs. Half . . . - Reddit MarineNet has published a bunch of classes now worth half a CEU for a mere hour of study, and there are a lot of them While I have not personally curated all the 0 5 CEU classes to see if they are proctorless, I will edit the post once I have the time to run through the catalogue
MarineNet : r USMCboot - Reddit MarineNet does show up on your education records however MarineNet can count for college credit If you are one of those squared away, meritorious Marines that prefers to train during liberty, do Marine Net courses, MCI's, and college, at your base library or in the barracks if your have internet I would love you if you were my Marine
Marinenet : r USMCboot - Reddit Marinenet Hello, I’m having trouble on the leading marines tests on Marinenet I’ve gotten 4 different proctor codes from 3 different Sgt’s and I still am not able to take the tests I have used a Capital P and lowercase for the hell of it for the pins
High CEU MarineNet Courses : r USMC - Reddit Corrections I have a spreadsheet to help calculate your score and it also has all the MarineNet courses that will count as points Hmu I can email it to you EDIT: Alright guys, I stopped being lazy and learned how to use google sheets MAKE A COPY of the sheet, then you can check which courses to do to get the points you want
Marinenet MOL help : r USMC - Reddit Anyone know how to get marinenet and mol (specifically APES) to work on a Mac? I’ve tried different browsers and clearing caches I can’t seem to access marinenet at all or the apes portion of mol
Reserve Retirement Credits (RRC) in MarineNet : r USMC - Reddit Barney style: In the reserves you can retire after 20 satisfied years of service, the pension starts at age 60 To get a Sat year, you need a minimum of 50 points You can earn points in many ways and doing Marinenet classes are one way of doing so The more points you have at retirement, the more pay you will receive to your pension
RRC Points on Marine Net classes? : r USMC - Reddit If you legit ran out of Marinenet courses, look up the electronic-based distribution learning (EBDL) list that gets published every year These are all non-Marine distance learning courses that count for reserve retirement points