What is the purpose of MILPERSMAN 1306-618?
MILPERSMAN 1306-618 provides guidance and regulations regarding the entry requirements for Class "A" School and Rating in the Navy.

What is Class "A" School?
Class "A" School refers to the advanced training school that provides specific specialized knowledge and skills required for a specific rating in the Navy.

What are the requirements to attend Class "A" School?
The requirements vary based on the rating, but generally, sailors must meet minimum ASVAB score requirements, physical fitness standards, background checks, and completion of prerequisite training.

Can I attend Class "A" School immediately after basic training?
It depends on the specific rating. Some ratings require a waiting period or completion of other training before attending Class "A" School.

Can I choose which Class "A" School I want to attend?
The Navy determines the assignment to Class "A" School based on the needs of the Navy and the sailor's performance, preferences, and qualifications.

Is there an age limit to attend Class "A" School?
No, there is no specific age limit for attending Class "A" School. However, certain ratings may have specific age requirements.

What happens if I fail to meet the requirements for Class "A" School?
If you fail to meet the requirements for Class "A" School, you may be assigned to a different rating or undergo remedial training to meet the qualifications.

Can I change my assigned rating after completing Class "A" School?
Changing a rating after completing Class "A" School is possible, but it depends on the Navy's needs and the availability of billets in the desired rating.

Can I attend Class "A" School while on active duty?
Yes, both active duty and Reserve sailors can attend Class "A" School, depending on their eligibility and the Navy's operational requirements.