Army
Career Degree Program: MOS-Related Degrees
Overview
Selecting the Right SOCAD Army Career
Degree Plan
Will You Continue for a Bachelor's Degree?
How to Use an Army Career Degree Plan
Army Career Degree Plans Listed by MOS
Army Career Degree Plans Listed by
College/University
Army Career Degree Plan Alternatives
SOCAD Army Career
Degree Program - Booklet
Overview
Army Career Degrees take SOCAD to a new level of degree specificity.
They advance the SOCAD concept by more thoroughly and comprehensively
articulating degree options directly related to Soldiers military
occupational specialties. Colleges and universities offering
these degrees guarantee the award of specified credit based on
learning in military service school courses and Army workplace
experience. Army Career Degrees capitalize on distance learning
opportunities that are increasingly important in soldier development
in both military training and voluntary education.
The Army Career Degree Program translates Army training into
college credit that matches requirements in MOS-related college
degrees. They show Soldiers precise options for meeting college
requirements with Army training, in the classrooms of more than
100 SOCAD colleges, or by distance learning, testing, certification,
and licensure. Army Career Degree (ACD) plans, specialized degree
maps, currently exist for more than 80 MOSs, and new ones are
being developed - check this Web site for updates.
Electronic versions of MOS-specific ACD plans within the Army
Career Degree Program may be downloaded using the links below.
The files are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format and require Acrobat Reader 6.0 or later. You can download a free copy of Acrobat
Reader for any of several computer operating systems from the
Adobe
Acrobat Reader Web page.
Printed copies of the SOCAD Army Career Degree plans are distributed
during AIT and/or BNCOC schools of the MOSs for which they are
available. If you are unable to download a copy from this Web
site, request one from SOC (contact information is on the SOC Home Page).
The publication "SOCAD
Army Career Degree Program" (ACDP) is an information
booklet intended primarily for counselors but with sections that
also may be useful to Soldiers. Since the Army Career Degree
Program is constantly evolving, refer to this Web site for the
most current version. return to top
Selecting the Right
SOCAD Army Career Degree
There are three kinds of degree plans within the Army Career
Degree Program:
- SOCAD Army Career Degree: Typical civilian degrees
that match the specialty skills of an MOS,
- SOCAD Army Career Degree - General: Typical civilian
degrees with more general content, and
- SOCAD Army Career Degree - Specialized: Degrees especially
crafted to accommodate the uniquely military or otherwise not-easily-matched-to-civilian-courses
skills of an MOS.
The SOCAD Army Career Degree is based on college degrees
that uniquely relate to an MOS's skills and contain specific
college courses that match its competencies. (Example: A computer
studies degree in which recommended credit for military learning
is assigned to college courses typically found in a computer
studies major.)
MOS list
The SOCAD Army Career Degree - General is based on
college degrees that match the recommended credit from Army learning
experiences to their requirements in more general ways.
Military credit recommendations are assigned to one or more
general categories or to specific college courses more uniquely
related to the MOS. The degree may have a General Studies, Management,
or other broad subject area as the academic major (Example: A
computer specialist matched to a degree in Management or General
Studies rather than computer studies). return
to top
MOS list
The SOCAD Army Career Degree - Specialized has many
of the same qualities as the General degree except its title
and major courses may be predominantly military in nature or
are otherwise different than a typical civilian course for the
same skill. The degree title and major courses would not typically
be found in civilian higher education. As with the General degree,
the Specialized plan may be useful to Soldiers, but would be
less effective in mapping MOS competencies to civilian college
courses normally associated with their specialty. (Example: A
college degree named for a military specialty and containing
courses that are unique to it.)
MOS list
Will You Continue for
a Bachelor's Degree?
If So, Consider:
Some MOSs have bachelor's degree plans you can pursue directly
without an interim associate degree. The advantage: No transfer
concerns. The disadvantage: No degree if you stop short of completing
your bachelor's degree.
An associate degree's title (e.g., AA, AS, AAS, etc.) alone
will not ensure successful transfer to a bachelor's degree program - it
depends on the correct matching of the 2- and 4-year programs'
course content.
Read the Degree Objective statement on the Army Career Degree
plan carefully. If questions remain, address them to the bachelor's
degree program you plan to enter after completing the associate
degree. It is important to select the right courses based on
considerations like: Are they intended to transfer? Do they have
a place in your bachelor's degree curriculum? Must they be taken
in the upper division (junior or senior years) of a bachelor's
degree institution? return to top
How to Use the SOCAD Army
Career Degree Plan
Although the SOCAD Army Career Degree Program and degree plans
are usually introduced at AIT, BNCOC or WOBC, any soldier can
use it to plan a degree. Remember, the degree plan is for planning
purposes and a completed SOCAD Student Agreement is still needed
as a personal degree plan.
Follow these steps to determine how useful the Degree Plan
might be for you:
STEP 1. DO YOU ALREADY HAVE A DEGREE PLAN IN PROGRESS?
If so, does it lead to the degree you want? Have you already
completed the minimum academic residency required? Are you planning
to complete the degree?
STEP 2. IF YOU ANSWER "YES" TO QUESTIONS
IN STEP ONE, changes may not be necessary. When you arrive at
your next duty station, continue taking the courses needed to
complete your degree.
STEP 3. IF YOU ANSWER "NO" TO QUESTIONS IN
STEP ONE, examine the degree opportunity provided by your MOS's
SOCAD Army Career Degree plan. It is valuable because it shows
you:
- College degree programs that related to your MOS. Read SELECTING
THE RIGHT SOCAD ARMY CAREER DEGREE to help you select the right
one to meet your needs.
- Each degree requirement and any military experience that
will satisfy it. The college has evaluated your MOS and Army
training courses and determined their value in the degree.
- Specific ways including distance learning, testing, certification,
and licensing options to meet the degree's requirements.
STEP 4. Page through the SOCAD Army Career Degree plan
and estimate where you stand (i.e., How much credit do you already
have? Are the options for completing the remaining requirements
realistic possibilities for you?).
STEP 5. If you want to pursue the degree:
- Inform your next duty station's Army Education Center that
you intend to pursue the degree shown in your SOCAD Army Career
Degree plan.
- Contact the college representative listed on your SOCAD Army
Career Degree plan if there is no local representative and request
a SOCAD Student Agreement based on the degree plan.
STEP 6. If you. or anyone trying to assist you, needs
help implementing a SOCAD Army Career Degree plan contact the
SOCAD Project Director or Army Career Degree Program Manager
at 800-368-5622, SOCAD@aascu.org. return to top
Army Career Degree Plans Listed by
MOS
Existing SOCAD Army Career Degree plans are listed below.
Choosing the MOS takes you to the selection of colleges and degrees
presently available.
The letter codes 'A' (Army Career Degree), 'G' (General),
and 'S' (Specialized) follow the MOSs. Use them to determine
at a glance the kinds of degree plans currently available, then
review their descriptions and choose the program of study best
suited to your goals.
Additional MOS-related SOCAD Army Career Degree plans are
under development; make this page a favorite or bookmark and
check it periodically for updates. If your MOS is not listed
below, examine the degree alternatives
available to you while the Army Career Degree plan related to
your MOS is under development.
CMF 13 Field Artillery (G)
- 13B Cannon Crewmember
- 13C Tactical Auto Fire Control System Specialist
- 13D Field Artillery Auto Data System Specialist
- 13E Cannon Fire Direction Specialist
- 13F Fire Support Specialist
- 13M MLRS Crewmember
- 13P MLRS Auto Tactical Data System Specialist
- 13R Field Artilery Firefinder Radar Operator
- 13S (formerly 82C) Field Artillery Surveyor
- 13W (formerly 93F) Field Artillery Meteorological Crewmember
- 13Z Field Artilery Senior Sergeant
14E Patriot Fire Control Enhanced Operator (A,
G)
14J Air Defense Command, Control, Comm.Computers,
and Intel Tact Op Center Enhanced Operator/Maintainer (A, G)
14R Bradley Linebacker Crewmember (G)
14S Avenger Crewmember (G)
14T Patriot Launch Station Enhanced Operator/Maintainer (A, G)
14Z Air Defense Artillery Senior Sergeant (G)
15B, D,
G, H (68B, D, G, H) Helicopter Repairer (A, G)
15F (68F) Aircraft Electrician (A, G)
15J (68J) Aircraft Armament/Missile Systems
Repairer (A, G)
15M, R, S, T, U, V (67N, R, S, T, U,
V, Y) Helicopter Repairer (A, G)
15N (68N) Avionics Mechanic (A, G)
15Q (93C) Air Traffic Control Operator (A)
15X (68X) Armament Electrical Systems Repairer
(A, G)
18B Special Forces Weapons Sergeant (G)
18C Special Forces Engineer Sergeant (G)
18D Special Forces
Medical Sergeant (A)
18E Special Forces Communications Sergeant (A,
G)
18F Special Forces Assistant Operations and Intelligence
Sergeant (G)
18Z Special Forces Senior Sergeant
25B (74B)
Information Systems Operator-Analyst (A, G)
25C (31C) Radio Operator-Maintainer (A)
25L (31L) Cable System Installer-Maintainer (A)
25M Multimedia Illustrator (A)
25P Microwave Systems Operator-Maintainer
(A, G)
25Q (31R) Multichannel transmission System
Operator-Maintainer (A)
25R Visual Information Equipment Operator/Maintainer
(G)
25S (31S) Satellite Communications Systems
Operator-Maintainer (A, G)
25T Satellite/Microwave Systems Chief (G)
25U (31U) Signal Support Systems Specialist
(A, G)
25V Combat Documentation/Production Specialist
(A)
27D Paralegal Specialist (A)
31B (95B) Military Police (A)
31D (95D) CID Special Agent (A)
31E (95C) Internment/Resettlement Specialist
(A)
35F (96B) Intelligence Analyst (S)
35F (35J) (96R Ground Surveillance Systems Operator)
(S)
35G (96D) Imagery Analyst (S)
35H (96H) Common Ground Station (CGS) Operator (S)
35K (96U) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator (S)
35L (97B) Counter Intelligence Agent (S)
35M (97E) Human Intelligence Collector (S)
35N (98C) Signals Intelligence Analyst (S)
35P (98G) Cryptologic Linguist (S)
35P (98G) Cryptologic Linguist (98H Communications
Interceptor/Locator) (S)
35S (98Y) Signals Collector/Analyst (98J Electronic
Intelligence Interceptor/Analyst) (S)
35S (98Y) Signals CollectorAma;ust (98K Signal Collection/Identification
Analyst) (S)
37F Psychological Operations (A)
42A (75B & 75H) Human Resource Specialist
(A)
42A Human Resource Specialist (42L/71L Administrative
Specialist) (A)
42F (75F) Human Resources Information
Systems Management Specialist (A)
42L (71L) Administrative Specialist (A)
42R Army Bandsperson (A)
42S Special Band Member (A)
44B Metal Worker (A)
44C Financial Management Technician (73C
Finance Specialist) (A)
44C Financial Management Technician (73D
Accounting Specialist) (A)
44E Machinist (A)
46Q Journalist (A)
46R Broadcast Journalist (A)
56M Chaplain Assistant (G)
68A (91A) Medical Equipment Repairer (A)
68K (91K) Medical Laboratory Specialist (A)
68M (91M) Nutrition Care Specialist (A)
68P (91P) Radiology Specialist (A)
68Q (91Q) Pharmacy Specialist (A)
68S (91S) Preventive Medicine Specialist (A)
68T (91T) Animal Care Specialist (A)
68V (91V) Respiratory Specialist (A)
68W (91W) Health Care Specialist (A)
68W-N9 (91W-N9) Health Care Specialist
- Physical Therapy Specialty (A)
68W-Y6 (91W-Y6) Health Care Specialist
- Cardiovascular Specialist (A)
68X (91X) Mental Health Specialist (A)
74D (54B) Chemical, Biological, Radiological,
and Nuclear (CBRN) Specialty (G)
79R Recruiter (A)
79S Career Counselor (A)
79V Retention and Transition NCO
92A Automated Logistical Specialist (A)
92Y Unit Supply Specialist (A)
94H (35H) Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic
Equipment Maintenance Support Specialist (A)
Degree Plans for Warrant Officers
Aviation Warrant Officers (A)
- 151A Aviation Maintenance Technician
- 152D OH-58D Scout Pilot
- 152F AH-64A Attack Pilot
- 152H AH-64D Attack Pilot
- 153D UH-60 Pilot
- 154C CH-47D Pilot
- 155 Fixed Wing Aviator
251A Information Systems Technician (A,G)
Army Career Degree Plans Listed
by College/University
Arapahoe Community College
68W-N9 (91W-N9) Health Care Specialist
- Physical Therapy Specialty
Associate of Applied Science, Physical Therapist Assistant
Augusta Technical College
68W-Y6 (91W-Y6) Health Care Specialist
- Cardiovascular Specialty
Associate of Applied Technology, Cardiovascular Technology (Invasive)
Barton County Community College
42A (75B and 75H) Human Resources Specialist
Associate of Applied Science in Business Management
68M (91M) Nutrition Care Specialist
Associate in General Studies, Dietary Management
Cameron University
CMF 13 Field Artillery
- 13B Cannon crewmember
- 13C Tactical Auto Fire Control system Specialist
- 13D Field artillery Auto Data system Specialist
- 13E Cannon Fire Direction Specialist
- 13F Fire Support Specialist
- 13M MLRS Crewmember
- 13P MLRS Auto Tactical Data System Specialist
- 13R Field Artillery Firefinder Radar Operator
- 13S (formerly 82C) Field Artillery Surveyor
- 13W (formerly 93F) Field artillery Meteorological Crewmember
- 13Z Field Artilery Senior Sergeant
Associate of Science, Interdisciplinary Studies (Management
Concentration)
Central Arizona College
68M (91M) Nutrition Care Specialist
Associate of Applied Science, Dietetic Technician
Central Georgia Technical College
94H (35H) Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic
Equipment Maintenance Support Specialist
Associate of Applied Science - Metrology
Central Texas College
25C (31C) Radio Operator-Maintainer
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Technology, Radio, Cable,
and Multichannel Transmissions
25L (31L) Cable System Installer-Maintainer
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Technology, Radio, Cable,
and Multichannel Transmissions
25Q (31R) Multichannel Transmission System
Operator-Maintainer
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Technology, Radio, Cable,
and Multichannel Transmissions
25S (31S) Satellite Communications Systems
Operator-Maintainer
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Technology, Satellite
Communications Systems
25U (31U) Signal Support Systems Specialist
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Technology, Signal Support
Systems
44B Metal Worker
Associate of Applied Science in Applied Technology - Machinist
44E Machinist
Associate of Applied Science in Applied Technology - Machinist
79R Recruiter
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Technology, Sales Management
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Technology, Marketing
Management
Coastline Community College
92A Automated Logistical Specialist
Associate in Arts, Distribution Operations Management Emphasis
92Y Unit Supply Specialist
Associate in Arts, Distribution Operations Management Emphasis
Cochise College
35F (96B) Intelligence Analyst
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35F (35J) (96R Ground Surveillance Systems Operator)
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35G (96D) Imagery Analyst
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35H (96H) Common Ground Station (CGS) Operator
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35K (96U) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35L (97B) Counter Intelligence Agent
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35M (97E) Human Intelligence Collector
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35N (98C) Signals Intelligence Analyst
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35P (98G) Cryptologic Linguist
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35P (98 G) Cryptologic Analyst (98H Communications
Interceptor/Locator)
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35S (98Y) Signals Collector/Analyst (98J Electronic
Intelligence Interceptor/Analyst)
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
35S (98Y) Signals Collector/Analyst (98K Signal
Collection/Identification Analyst)
Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Operations
Drury University
74D (54B) Chemical, Biological, Radiological,
and Nuclear (CBRN) Specialist
Associate of Science, Environmental Management
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Aviation Warrant Officers
- 151A Aviation Maintenance Technician
- 152D OH-58D Scout Pilot
- 152F AH-64A Attack Pilot
- 152H AH-64D Attack Pilot
- 153D UH-60 Pilot
- 154C CH-47D Pilot
- 155 Fixed Wing Aviator
Associate of Science in Technical Management
Bachelor of Science in Technical Management
Florida Community College at Jacksonville
31B (95B) Military Police
Associate in Science in Criminal Justice Technology
Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice Technology
31D (95D) CID Special Agent
Associate in Science in Criminal Justice Technology
Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice Technology
31E (95C) Internment/Resettlement Specialist
Associate in Science in Criminal Justice Technology
Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice Technology
Mountain State University
68S (91S) Preventive Medicine Specialist
Associate of Science, Environmental Studies
68W (91W) Health Care Specialist
Associate of Science, Medical Assisting
North Dakota State College of Science
68Q (91Q) Pharmacy Specialist
Associate in Applied Science, Pharmacy Technician
Park University
31B (95B) Military Police
Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice Administration
31D (95D) CID Special Agent
Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice Administration
31E (95C) Internment/Resettlement Specialist
Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice Administration
79R Recruiter
Bachelor of Science, Management/Marketing
79S Career Counselor
Bachelor of Science, Management/Marketing
79V Retention and Transition NCO
Bachelor of Science, Management/Marketing
Rochester Institute of Technology
42A (75B and 75H) Human Resource Specialist
Associate of Applied Arts & Science, Personnel Services Concentration
42A Human Resource specialist (42L/71L Administrative
Specialist)
Associate of Applied Arts & Science, Business Administration Concentration
42F (75F) Human Resources Information Systems
Management Specialist
Associate of Applied Arts & Science, Personnel Services Concentration
44C (73C) Financial Management Technician
Associate of Applied Arts & Science, Financial Studies Concentration
44C (73D) Financial Management Technician
Associate of Applied Arts & Science, Accounting Studies Concentration
Southern New Hampshire University
37F Psychological Operations
Associate of Science in Marketing
Bachelor of Science in Marketing
Thomas Edison State College
14E Patriot Fire Control Enhanced Operator
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Electronic Studies
14J Air Defense Command, Control, Comm.Computers, and Intel Tact Op Center
Enhanced Operator/Maintainer
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Electronic Studies
14T Patriot Launch Station Enhanced Operator/Maintainer
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Electronic Studies
15B, D, G, H (68B, D, G, H) Helicopter
Repairer
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Aviation Maintenance Technology
Associate in Applied Science (AAS)Aviation Support
15F (68F) Aircraft Electrician
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Electronics Engineering Technology
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Applied Electronic Studies
15J (68J) Aircraft Armament/Missile Systems
Repairer
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Electronics Engineering Technology
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Applied Electronic Studies
15M, R, S, T, U, V (67N, R, S, T, U,
V, Y) Helicopter Repairer
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Aviation Maintenance Technology
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) Aviation Support
15N (68N) Avionics Mechanic
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Electronics Engineering Technology
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) Applied Electronic Studies
15Q (93C) Air Traffic Control Operator
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Air Traffic Control
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST),
Air Traffic Control
15X (68X) Armament Electrical Systems Repairer
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Electronics Engineering Technology
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Applied Electronic Studies
25M Multimedia Illustrator
Bachelor of Arts, Art
25P Miccrowave Systems Operator-Maintainer
Associate in Applied Science in Applied Electronics Studies
Major: Electronics Systems
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST), Major: Electronics
Engineering Technology
25R Visual Information Equipment Operator/Maintainer
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Applied Electronic Studies
Major: Electronics Systems
25S Satellite Communications Systems Operator-Maintainer
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Applied Electronics Studies
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST), Major: Electronics
Engineering Technology
25T Satellite/Microwave Systems Chief
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST), Major:
Electronics Engineering Technology
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Applied
Electronic Studies
25U Signal Support Systems Specialist
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Applied Electronic Studies
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST), Major:
Electronics Engineering Technology
25V Combat Documentation/Production Specialist
Bachelor of Arts, Communications
42R Army Bandsperson
Bachelor of Arts - Music
42S Special Band Member
Bachelor of Arts - Music
46Q Journalist
Bachelor of Arts, Communications
Bachelor of Arts, Journalism
46R Broadcast Journalist
Bachelor of Arts, Communications
68A (91A) Medical Equipment Repairer
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Biomedical Electronics
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST),
Major: Biomedical Electronics
68K (91K) Medical Laboratory Specialist
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST),
Clinical Laboratory Sciences
68P (91K) Radiology Specialist
Associate of Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Major: Medical Imaging
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST),
Major: Medical Imaging
68S (91S) Preventive Medicine Specialist
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Environmental Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST),
Environmental Sciences
68T (91T) Animal Care Specialist
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology - Laboratory
Animal Science
68V (91V) Respiratory Specialist
Associate in Applied Science - Respiratory Care
Associate in Science in Applied Science and Technology (ASAST),
Major: Respiratory Care
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST),
Major: Respiratory Care
68X (91X) Mental Health Specialist
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Bachelor of Science in Human Services, Mental Health and Rehabilitation
Services
University of Great Falls
27D Paralegal Specialist
Associate of Science in Paralegal Studies
University of Maryland University College
14E Patriot Fire Control Enhanced Operator
Bachelor of Science, Management Studies
14J Air Defense Command, Control, Comm. Computers, and Intel Tact Op
Center Enhanced Operator/Maintainer
Bachelor of Science,
Management Studies
14R Bradley Linebacker Crewmember
Bachelor of Science,
Management Studies
14S Avenger Crewmember
Bachelor of Science, Management
Studies
14T Patriot Launching Station enhanced Operator/Maintainer
Bachelor of Science, Management
Studies
14Z ADA Senior Sergeant
Bachelor of Science,
Management Studies
18B Special Forces Weapons Sergeant
Bachelor of Science, Management Studies
18C Special Forces Engineer Sergeant
Associate of Arts, Management Studies
Bachelor of Science, Management Studies
18E Special Forces Communications Sergeant
Associate of Arts, Computer Studies
Bachelor of Science, Computer Studies
Associate of Arts, Management Studies
Bachelor of Science, Management Studies
18F Special Forces Assistant Operations and Intelligence
Sergeant
Bachelor of Science, Management Studies
18Z Special Forces Senior Sergeant
Bachelor of Science, Management Studies
25B (74B) Information Systems Operator-Analyst
Associate of Arts, Computer Studies
Associate of Arts, Management Studies
27D Paralegal Specialist
Associate of Arts, Legal Studies
56M Chaplain Assistant
Associate of Arts, General Curriculum
Associate of Arts, Management Studies
251A Information Systems Technician
Associate of Arts, Computer Studies
Associate of Arts, Management Studies
Bachelor of Science/Arts, Computer Studies
Bachelor of Science/Arts, Management Studies
University of Oklahoma
CMF 13 Field Artillery
o 13B Cannon Crewmember
o 13C Tactical Auto Fire Control System Specialist
o 13D Field artillery Auto Data System Specialist
o 13E Cannon Fire Direction Specialist
o 13F Fire Support Specialist
o 13M MLRS Crewmember
o 13P MLRS Auto Tactical Data System Specialist
o 13R Field Artillery Firefinder Radar Operator
o 13S (formerly 82C) Field Artillery Surveyor
o 13W (formerly 93F) Field Artillery Meteorological Crewmember
o 13Z Field Artilery Senior Sergeant
Bachelor of Liberal Studies, Administrative Leadership
Western Carolina University
18D Special Forces Medical Sergeant
Bachelor of Science, Emergency
Medical Care
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