Uploading Certifications for AROTC application

Katie.colburn

Katie.colburn

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Since I completed my ROTC application, I have received new certifications I wanted to upload for the second board. I am working to get my EMT-B license and by doing so, I received my ICS 100 (Incident Command System) cert. Which leads me to two questions:
1. Would certifications like this be helpful? If so, I will be completing more before the next deadline and want to add them.
2. If they are, what file name should I put it under? The only option regarding certifications is "AWARD CERTIFICATE". My other options are "MISCELLANEOUS" or "OTHER".
If you have any suggestions I would love to hear them, thanks!!!
 
My advice would be to not bother with adding ICS 100. If the person reading it doesn’t know what the ICS system is, then it means nothing to them. If they do know the ICS system, they know that ICS 100 and 200 are just the basic classes that everyone who works within the ICS system has to take and are very entry-level. If you took ICS up through the 800 level then that would show leadership.

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Stealth_81 said:
My advice would be to not bother with adding ICS 100. If the person reading it doesn’t know what the ICS system is, then it means nothing to them. If they do know the ICS system, they know that ICS 100 and 200 are just the basic classes that everyone who works within the ICS system has to take and are very entry-level. If you took ICS up through the 800 level then that would show leadership.

Stealth_81
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Okay, that’s kind of what I thought but I wasn’t sure. Thank you!! :)
 
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