Those who earn our title and fight within our enlisted Marine ranks carry with them a collective, lifelong purpose. Find out how the Delayed Entry Program can help you mentally and physically prepare yourself for the rigors of Recruit Training.

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To enlist as a Marine, you must obtain your high school diploma and be a legal U.S. resident between 17 and 28. To commission as a Marine Officer , you must be a United States citizen between 20 and 28 and have obtained both a high school diploma and a bachelor’s degree.

Complete the form to receive contact information from a Marine Corps recruiter or Officer Selection Officer (OSO) in your area to discuss opportunities. The information you provide does not imply an obligation to serve.

To prepare young men and women for these immense challenges, there is the Delayed Entry Program (DEP). Recruits are expected to report to training able to do more than the minimum for entry, and it is through the DEP that their Marine Recruiters can …

Becoming an Enlisted Marine requires the highest standards of moral, mental, and physical strength. See if you meet the requirements to join the Marines. Request Information

You will need to receive your high school diploma before beginning Marine recruit training; however, you can talk to a Marine recruiter or sign your enlistment contract before graduating high school.

Only the best can become a Marine recruit. Learn more about how the Marine Corps recruit training will test your moral, mental and physical strength. Request Information

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