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The Requirements and Pathways of Becoming an Officer in the Military

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The Requirements and Pathways of Becoming an Officer in the Military

Whether you’re a civilian or already enlisted, becoming a military officer requires completing training programs such as ROTC, Officer Candidate School or direct commissioning, and earning a bachelor’s degree.

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