MEPS Applicant Processing and Conduct 4

Question 1

Which statement about MEPS waivers is most accurate?

Accepted Answer

Waivers are granted at the discretion of military authorities and are not guaranteed

Answer

Waivers are reviewed case-by-case by military authorities, and approval depends on the nature of the disqualification and service needs.

Question 2

What is the role of the MEPS Liaison NCO or Officer assigned by each military branch?

Accepted Answer

To serve as the branch representative who assists and advocates for applicants during processing

Answer

The Liaison NCO/Officer represents the service branch at MEPS and helps applicants navigate branch-specific requirements.

Question 3

What must an applicant do if they take prescription medication on the day of their MEPS appointment?

Accepted Answer

Disclose all medications to MEPS medical staff and bring the prescription documentation

Answer

All current medications must be disclosed to MEPS medical staff along with supporting prescription documentation.

Question 4

An applicant who has been previously rejected at MEPS for a medical condition wants to reapply. What is required?

Accepted Answer

Working with a recruiter and submitting documentation showing the condition is resolved, then reapplying through official channels

Answer

Reapplicants must work through their recruiter and submit medical documentation verifying resolution of the disqualifying condition.

Question 5

What is the purpose of the polygraph or questionnaire portion that some applicants undergo at MEPS for certain military occupations?

Accepted Answer

To screen for issues related to security clearance eligibility such as foreign contacts or drug use

Answer

Security-sensitive occupations require additional screening to determine eligibility for the necessary clearance level.

MEPS - Military Entrance Processing Stations Practice Test