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1 candidate advances. Offenses (school or criminal) committed as a minor are fair game. All that is required is GED or High School Diploma. Alicia (now 30) shoplifted twice when she was 14, once for a video game and the 2nd one for food. She got pregnant and dropped out of school. However, when she turned 18, she earned her GED, joined the Army, got a 2 year degree while in the Army and received an Honorable Discharge. After 4 years in the Army (no combat deployment but stationed in Germany), she worked at Amazon for 3 years. At Amazon, she walked off the job with no warning because the boss made her mad. She got a job at another warehouse and stayed there for 5 years with no incidents other than 2 speeding tickets. Her credit score is 650 but all her bills were paid on time. Jamarcus (now 28) got expelled from high school for fighting too many times (fist, no weapons). However, while homeschooled, he earned a GED and went on to get a 4 year degree. Absolutely no trouble with the law (not even a speeding ticket). He made the right choices and has a credit score of 680+. Jonathan (now 30 years old) served 8 years in the Marines (2 combat deployments, 6 years in the U. S.). He has shrapnel stuck in his calf and got medically discharged (Honorable Discharge) but can pass the police physical with no problems. He was unemployed from ages 26-28. He started working at walmart at 28 and is still there. He has 3 speeding tickets but no other legal issues, even as a juvenile. Elizabeth (now 25) has absolutely no legal offenses (including tickets). She did not go to school or have a job (her parents support her). She volunteered at her church and can speak Spanish as well as a native speaker. All 4 candidates were honest about everything. All 4 passed medical, psych and the physical fitness test. On the fitness test, Elizabeth broke records out of all candidates who ever took the test, with the other 3 right behind her. All 4 seem like good choices. Who do you choose and why?

Two of my buddies said that they don't care about the University they attend for their Math degrees because all of them teach the same material based on a Curriculum, and that all that comes out of going to an Ivy League University is that it will state so on the Degree; it's basically a branding sort of thing. Is this true?