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So I went to the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) in St. Louis on Wendsday and Thursday. We have to spend the night in a hotel and we get all the free food we want pretty much. I hung out w/ two people that were going into the Army my whole time down there. A lot of people like me were down there to go to the physical and get sworn in. Some people were going to be shipped out to various bases and forts across the U.S. for basic training.
The next day I had to wake up at 4 in the morning to go the station from the hotel. There I got my blood drawn, urine tested, strength tested, vision tested, hearing tested, and for the exam everyone gets fondled by this 90 year old Doctor--who didn't treat my misters to well. So after I was finished with processing, and I everything was tested positive, I went to the job counselors--who help you find the job you want in the Air Force. So the job counselor went though all the paper work and noticed I went to Ursuline, he told me he had never heard of that school and he had to call somebody in Washington--later for me to find out that it is not an "acreditted" school, whatever that's supposed to mean. So now I have to wait a few weeks before I can actually swear in, which sucks because my recruiter told me this has never happened to anyone that the knows... Well anyway maybe it's a sign.
The next day I had to wake up at 4 in the morning to go the station from the hotel. There I got my blood drawn, urine tested, strength tested, vision tested, hearing tested, and for the exam everyone gets fondled by this 90 year old Doctor--who didn't treat my misters to well. So after I was finished with processing, and I everything was tested positive, I went to the job counselors--who help you find the job you want in the Air Force. So the job counselor went though all the paper work and noticed I went to Ursuline, he told me he had never heard of that school and he had to call somebody in Washington--later for me to find out that it is not an "acreditted" school, whatever that's supposed to mean. So now I have to wait a few weeks before I can actually swear in, which sucks because my recruiter told me this has never happened to anyone that the knows... Well anyway maybe it's a sign.