Job Skills Weird Air Force admissions situation

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The discussion centers around an individual facing challenges in pursuing a career in the Air Force due to potential issues with their application process. Participants emphasize the need for more detailed information about the individual's academic background, interests, and long-term goals to provide effective career advice. The individual is currently enrolled in community college and is preparing for certifications over the summer, with aspirations to become a Cisco Certified Master Network Architect and achieve Six Sigma Certified Master Black Belt. The conversation highlights the importance of having backup plans and exploring alternative career paths in light of the current situation.
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Anyone have any backup ideas/plans for me because it appears that my Air Force career goal isn't working out... as in they might not even bother to send me to MEPs because of an issue.

Thanks!
 
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How can we even begin to offer you any career advice with your sparse amount of information. Do you have a long range goal? How good is your current academic record? Do you have any interests or particular likes or dislikes? The more information (pertinent) you give us, the better the advice we can provide.
 
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TheMacNerd said:
Anyone have any backup ideas/plans for me because it appears that my Air Force career goal isn't working out... as in they might not even bother to send me to MEPs because of an issue.

Thanks!
I thought you were in community college about start class this fall? I also thought you were excited about taking some silly certification or finding a job so wouldn't have to drop said classes.
 
I am currently still in CC. I'm testing for Certs over the summer(s).

I currently have a long-range goal of becoming a Cisco Certified Master Network Architect (Cisco CCar). Another one is the Six Sigma Certified Master Black Belt at least (there's higher certifications than that).
 
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