The downside is, 35T AIT is about a year long. in Electronics Technology from Cochise College. changes sometimes, but when I went through you could get the A.A.S.
35T would be better than 35N because you'll learn sysadmin type stuff and things that would better translate to civilian cybersecurity jobs, imho.
35N VS 35F MOS SERIES
Keeping TS/SCI is no small thing because there's a good chance they'd downgrade you to Secret with the 25 series even if you submit the paperwork to keep the TS, because S2 loses track of paperwork in the Guard/Reserves and you don't need that TS as a 25 series. You get Sec+ in the schoolhouse (and they also offered Net+ but from what I've heard they may have dropped that) so that you're 8750 compliant. So 35T is pretty awesome, and there are a good amount of 35T's who have gone 17C. Should I go for Networking position (25N) so that if I do not get accepted into 17C, then I have at least a Network position that I can work towards? Or should I be getting into SigInt since it's similar to 17C (used to have 17C job function as well from my understanding and will help me keep TS/SCI) or go into 35T, which will help me keep TS/SCI and pretty much get an AA in Electrical Engineering? I have the score to get into any of these and have a TS/SCI (until October of this year). I am seriously split between these three positions. Until that happens, I wanted to get into an MOS that will either help me get into 17C or help me get a better position in civilian side (currently working as Help Desk). I would love to get into 17C, but according to the retention NCO's, I would need to join the reserve side and be accepted through by turning in the packet. I am currently going to school for Cybersecurity and Forensics BAS (second Bachelors) and eventually move into Cybersecurity career. I was playing with the idea of joining the Reserve since I am currently in IRR. Do not answer n00b questions on the main boards. (8) N00b / Joining questions go in the Weekly Question Thread (or Recruiter Thread) stickied at the top, in the black-on-gold link at the top, and in the sidebar.Links from USAWTFM, ASMDSS and similar at moderator discretion. Moderators reserve the right to change flair at will. The purpose of flair is so we know you have a background in a particular subject matter. (6) Please keep your flair text rank or duty-related.Post the description along with your obscure MOS code. (5) We don't all know what a 12V or a 35Q or a 94L is.This includes questions about duty stations, MOSs, boots, or what to take to the field. It is very likely that whatever you are about to post has already been posted before. (3) This is not a pro-military circlejerk, but please have some sources to base the more controversial topics on.Consider /r/armycirclejerk or /r/justbootthings instead. If it is appropriate for /r/AdviceAnimals or any other meme or image macro subreddit, it is not appropriate for /r/army. No memes, low effort posts, reposts or crossposts from /r/all. (2) Ensure your posts actually encourage discussion.(1) If your post could be answered by your NCO, Google or a 5 minute call with an Army Recruiter, then please do so.We welcome civil discussion in the modmail but will not engage with flamebait, spam or outright attacks without the end goal of courteous dialogue. Moderators are the final word in whether a post will be removed or not. Overtly political posts are not allowed.ħ. Suggestions to do anything fraudulent, immoral or illegal are not tolerated.Ħ. This also applies to discussing exploits in course software.ĥ. Asking for or providing the answers to online or in-class military courses or tests is not allowed.
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