| The SEAL Challenge Program Option (see below) guarantees
the opportunity to enter the Naval Special Warfare/SEAL
community for individuals desiring a 4-year USN enlistment
(6-year enlistment for Medical Special Operations Technician).
This option provides for entry into Class “A”
School. Applicants must volunteer for diving duty to become
eligible for all training pipelines offered in Special Operations.
For more information on a career in Naval Special Warfare,
call
1-888-USN-SEAL or contact your nearest Naval Special Warfare
Coordinator/Recruiter.
When contacting a Navy recruiter, ensure you mention
that you are interested in the SEAL Challenge (see contract
below) program. The recruiter will guide you through the
enlistment process, SEAL Challenge program, and facilitate
your entrance into the Navy. You can find more information
about the journey to BUD/S in Road to the SEAL Teams.
1. If you encounter a problem,
need a waiver, or are below the minimums in any category
that would eliminate you from getting the SEAL Challenge
contract, contact any SEAL recruiter or motivator before
signing up under a contract that does not guarantee you
a billet at BUD/S.
2. If you do not score high enough
on the ASVAB
to enlist under the SEAL Challenge contract, you need to
contact a SEAL recruiter or motivator first to see if they
can get you a waiver. If you are not eligible for a waiver
and still want to be a SEAL, then study and retest as advised
under the ASVAB section.
3. Pick out three or four SEAL
source rates (specific technical job) before walking into
your recruiter. This allows you to choose and think about
several jobs that you might like to do. If you make it through
BUD/S, you will have to study your rate to advance (so pick
one that you like). If you are a Corpsman, you will use
your job in the SEAL teams. If you do not make it through
BUD/S, this is the job you will use in the fleet.
4. Finally, ensure that you are
practicing for the PT screen test before you leave for boot
camp. Have a friend administer the test exactly as it is
spelled out so that you know where you stand. To prepare
for BUD/S, check out the PT
Program!
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