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What is the likelihood of being accepted by the navy seals with a youth record of 3 felonies?

which was assault public servant (police), amongst like 3 other lesser charges).

I also didn't graduate high school. Simply put, rough childhood and growing up in a shitty neighborhood made me make some stupid naive mistakes.

Haven't gotten in any trouble as an adult. Will they be able to look past it, or will they condemn me for my past naive mistakes?

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  • ?
    Lv 6
    4 years ago

    Check with your recruiter there may still be room for "Targets"........................

  • NWIP
    Lv 7
    4 years ago

    Still none. You messed up and you need to take responsibility. It will stop you from getting a lot of other jobs as well.

    Why have you not gotten at least a GED or even a college degree by now? If you are an adult you should have

  • ?
    Lv 7
    4 years ago

    You are DQ'd for military service of any kind.

    For one, any felony is a DQ. More than one is way beyond a total no-go. You can't even get one waived much less more than one. Violent charges (assault) and drug charges are never waived.

    Even if you can get a waiver to enlist, you can't waive the requirement to hold a security clearance. If a job requires a clearance you MUST hold that clearance. Period. You cannot qualify for a security clearance of any kind with a criminal record like that. SEALs require a Top Secret clearance. You can't hold ANY job with a clearance -- which is basically all of them. No clearance, no job. No job, no military.

    You cannot enlist without a high school diploma or a GED + 15 college credits.

    You will not be joining the military in any capacity.

  • 4 years ago

    Zero. You cant even join in the first place let alone get the security clearances

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  • Will B
    Lv 7
    4 years ago

    You have a better chance of being struck by lightning, while ten feet underground

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