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What are jobs in the marines?

What jobs in the Military (preferably Navy Marines or Army) fit my major?

  • First off, this isnt JD. I am pursuing a duel degree in Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. I have two years left (its a 5 year program) and I am looking into joining either NROTC (and if I can, I may want to go marine option but im not sure yet). I go to a top public University and I have a 3.87 GPA (I plan to raise it). Now I cant find a list of all the Jobs in the Military. I want to do something related to my majors. What jobs are there where I get to work with Electronics or something related to Electrical Engineering.

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    http://www.navy.com/navy/careers/nuclear-energy/ I don't know about the other branches, but the Navy is usually looking for Nukes.

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duh engineering??? communication, chemical warfare, that's about the most challenging but you'll make More money as a civilian working for the dod dept of defense, if you go into service make sure its as a officer not enlisted!

Mr.NastytheLickmaster

Call your local Navy station recruiter , or ask the ROTC on campus for information . Navy has lots of fields that will fit and the Navy schools are one of tops in the services.

Coke

You can find these pretty easily with a simple websearch. For example when I did "Navy engineering" this one one of the first links that came up. http://www.navy.com/careers/engineering-applied-science/electronics.html

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