MarineNet : r USMCboot - Reddit MarineNet can count for college credit If you are one of those squared away, meritorious Marines that prefers to train during liberty, do Marine Net courses, MCI's, and college, at your base library or in the barracks if your have internet I would love you if you were my Marine Good initiative!
Can someone explain how Marinenet MCIs CEUs affect promotion? true I’m a lance corporal, a Sgt told me I need to have seven MCIs done on marinenet in order to be promoted to corporal Later a Cpl told me that they had changed the system recently, and I had to get some amount of CEUs, and MCIs that don’t have CEUs are worthless Then a SSgt told me the original Sgt was right Googling has given me more conflicting answers How does it work? Who here
JEPES guide : r USMC - Reddit The second subsection is Marine net in-grade CEUs aka MCIs CEUs are weighted at 1 25% so if you max them out at 40 you will receive 50 JEPES points, Marine net in-grade CEUs are weighted at 5% of your cutting score, this is a highly underrated part for some unbeknownst reason, if you really want to get promoted doing your MCIs can help a lot
RRC Points on Marine Net classes? : r USMC - Reddit Does the course lock you out from re-enrolling because you’ve done it already? Doing it during your new Anniversary Year is a safe bet Have you done blocks 1-4 of the RCSP courses? They are 5 reserve retirement points each and give you JEPES points if you are a corporal and shows on your MBS if you are a Sergeant and above If you legit ran out of Marinenet courses, look up the electronic
Marine Net : r USMC - Reddit Marine Net Hey gents I’m looking to max out my marine net points on jepes so I can pick up sooner What are some courses that have CUI’s that can take that are on the easier side Thanks
High CEU MarineNet Courses : r USMC - Reddit Corrections I have a spreadsheet to help calculate your score and it also has all the MarineNet courses that will count as points Hmu I can email it to you