Marine Officer Los Angeles

Congratulations to Candidate Yankowski who was just contracted as a Marine Officer Candidate. He has submitted an application to be selected and attend Officer Candidate School for OCC 238. He will continue to prepare for the rigors of OCS while here in the office but we have full confidence that he will earn the title of United States Marine Corps Officer.

Becoming a Judge Advocate is a unique opportunity to practice law in a range of areas, develop courtroom experience, and lead a team. Very few lawyers in the private sector get exposure to such variety and get hands-on experience in such a short time. And even fewer get the chance to support a purpose like the Marine Corps. To apply, you must meet the below criteria: - Be a U.S. Citizen - Be 35 years old or younger (can be extended to 42 based on physical fitness)... - Be physically active and meet Marine Corps fitness requirements - Preferred LSAT of 150 and previous SAT score of 1000 (math and verbal combined). Both scores can be waived for exceptional applicants. Have questions? Want to learn more? Just click Apply and our team will be in touch!

Congratulations to Candidates Flores and Pham who were just contracted as Marine Officer Candidates. They have submitted applications to be selected for and attend Officer Candidate School for PLC2022 and PLC2023, respectively. They will continue to prepare for the rigors of OCS while here in the office but we have full confidence that they will earn the title of United States Marine Corps Officer.

Congratulations to Candidate Corey who was just contracted as a Marine Officer Candidate. He has submitted an application to be selected and attend Officer Candidate School for PLC Ground 2023. He will continue to prepare for the rigors of OCS while here in the office but we have full confidence that he will earn the title of United States Marine Corps Officer.

Candidates from OSS Los Angeles completed a ~7mile hike on Beaudry Loop Trail this morning.

Candidates pushed past their perceived limits while completing a strenuous circuit during this morning’s physical training session.

Candidates perform a weight circuit during remedial PT in order to develop both muscular strength and endurance.

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During this month’s pool function, candidates had the opportunity to ask recent OCS graduates and recently commissioned Lieutenants about their OCS experience and receive guidance on what to do to best prepare for when it’s their turn to earn the title of Marine Corps Officer.

Candidates do stair sprints up Jans steps on UCLA campus during this morning’s PT.

Congratulations to Weinstein who was just contracted as a Marine Officer Candidate. He has submitted an application to be selected and attend Officer Candidate School for PLC Ground 2023. He will continue to prepare for the rigors of OCS while here in the office but we have full confidence that he will earn the title of United States Marine Corps Officer.