Digital

Today’s Military is an interactive website offering educational resources for young adults, parents, and educators interested in military service. Through firsthand accounts from service members—sharing their goals, experiences, and reasons for serving—visitors gain an authentic look at military life to support thoughtful decision-making. The site also provides helpful information on the range of career fields and opportunities for education and training across all six Active-Duty branches and their Reserve and Guard components. Visit todaysmilitary.com to learn more.

My Future helps young adults map out how best to achieve their goals in life. With many options available to pursue work, education, and military service, this balanced, fact-based resource guides users in exploring their interests and understanding the different paths available to them to create a successful future. Visit myfuture.com to learn more.

Medicine and the Military raises awareness and consideration of medical opportunities available in the Military by offering current information on scholarships, career paths and an inside look at a “Day in the Life” of currently practicing physicians so young adults gain a clear view of the rewards and balance available through service. Explore first-hand stories and learn more at medicineandthemilitary.com

The Cyber Mission website is designed to inform visitors about the critical role military cybersecurity plays in protecting our nation and defending against evolving digital threats. It highlights the wide range of opportunities in cybersecurity and defense through real stories from service members, detailed insights into career paths and training programs, and an interactive game—Cyber Challenge—that lets users test and sharpen their cyber skills. Learn more at Cybermission.tech

An all-in-one resource that provides essential ASVAB testing information for prospective applicants, recruiters, counselors, educators, and researchers. It facilitates learning more about how the ASVAB is used to qualify military applicants for entrance into the U.S. Military and into training programs for military occupations.

The ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) helps young people understand their unique skills and interests and plan coursework that will enable them to enter the labor market more intentionally.

After taking the ASVAB at school, students receive an access code that enables them to utilize all of the career planning tools at asvabprogram.com for up to two years. Students can participate in a Post-Test Interpretation that includes an explanation of their ASVAB scores and how to use all the tools. The ASVAB CEP encourages students to consider all of their options, including two and four-year degree colleges and universities, work-based learning, vocational training, and the Military.

The ASVAB CEP is available at no cost to students in 10th grade and above, including those who have already completed high school. Participating in the ASVAB CEP does not obligate those tested to Military Service. However, those interested in joining the Military can use their scores for up to two years after taking the ASVAB to explore enlistment if they tested in 11th grade or later.

Careersinthemilitary.com is a comprehensive career discovery resource that helps students and their parents discover extensive details about military career opportunities across all Services and easily contact recruiters from any Service.

Careersinthemilitary.com includes details about military careers including job descriptions, duties, training provided, work environment and which Services offer each career. The site also includes easy-to-understand answers to frequently asked questions, details about enlistment requirements, pay and benefits, facts about ROTC programs, questions to ask recruiters, and more.

Careersinthemilitary.com provides active lead generation for all Service branches. Careersinthemilitary.com is powered by the ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP). ASVAB CEP participants can view how their individual ASVAB scores translate to each Service. They also have access to Service-specific qualifying ASVAB scores for individual jobs.