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›› Useful Resource Links and Army National Guard Information:
›› GED Testing Centers:
Chattanooga State
Community College (423) 697.4461
Cleveland State Community College (423)478.6217
American Council On Education
A comprehensive Web that pertains to the GED information system.
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Find out how the GED scores are reported as well as What score do I need
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DANTES
Military personnel can also take the GED Tests at military installations
operating DANTES (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support)
testing centers. Family members are eligible to take the GED tests only at
DANTES centers located overseas.
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›› In Chattanooga, TN and surrounding areas.
most can still collect a bonus (50% or better on ASVAB)
SUBJECT: Enlistment of Non High School Graduates (Tier III) under the Army National Guard (ARNG) GED Plus Program.
1. Effective immediately, the Army National Guard authorizes the enlistment
of applicants having neither a high school diploma nor alternate education
credentials (GED, National Guard Youth Challenge, Correspondence Diploma, etc).
The Applicants will enlist under the “Army National Guard GED Plus Program”.
Applicants must have a minimum AFQT score of 31% and a certified transcript
showing completion of the ninth grade. Applicants enlisting under this program
must also meet the following criteria:
a. The applicant must have withdrawn from high school for at least six months
prior to date of application for enlistment. No waivers are authorized.
b. The applicant must be 18 years old or older, or not be eligible to return to
his/her local high school for completion of the high school diploma program.
c. The applicant must qualify for enlistment by achieving a minimum score of 31%
or higher on the AFQT. Applicants scoring 31% to 49% as well as those who score 50%
or above on the ASVAB, but do not pass the TTAS will count against High School
graduate NPS accessions. Applicants who score 50% or higher on the ASVAB and meet TTAS Tier I status are eligible to receive Tier I incentives and are excluded
from the Tier I quality benchmark calculations, up to a 5% exemption of the NPS
accessions.
d. Any applicant testing positive on the Drug and Alcohol Test (DAT) screening
will be immediately discharged from the program. DAT waivers are not authorized.
2. Non-High School Graduate applicants may not participate in the Split Training
Option (STO), and may not be shipped for Initial Entry Training (IET) until they
complete their GED / alternative high school education. ARNG GED Plus applicants
will not be scheduled for IET prior to FEB 2006 (allowing sufficient time to
implement the required NGB sponsored GED education program).
3. The GED Plus training program will be established at the Professional
Education Center and will be posted to ATRRS. Until the class is posted in ATRRS,
guidance counselors must contact the ROC and obtain a control number for
enlistment of all GED Plus applicants. An annex to the enlistment contract must
be executed at the time of enlistment, in which the new Soldier must acknowledge
the requirement to achieve GED / diploma prior to shipment to IET.
4. Any ARNG GED Plus Soldier who presents an accredited GED completion
certificate / diploma prior to attending IET shall be exempt from attending the
ARNG GED Plus Training program. * Contact a recruiter
