So I got a 91 on the ASVAB (without studying), and hopefully that means something. I was in my second year of getting a bachelor's in mechanical engineering at UTA, but could no longer afford it, so I chose the Navy for the free tuition when I finish my contract with them and for the tremendous experience. I'm going into nuke, but I'm just waiting for security clearance (it might take longer than normal since both of my parents are immigrants), and there were two components essential to getting in the Nuke program. I had to get high enough scores on NUC and EI; I got a 252 on NUC but only a 44 EI. I made "Bravo-Class"? At least that's what they told me. So in order to fully qualify I have to take another exam consisting of mathematics, physics, and some chemistry. I'm not so sure what it consists of, but I think it's called the NAPT. Can anyone tell me what's going on, or their experience in this? It would greatly help me as in I'm all alone on this.
