The job of Recruiters is to find qualified candidates for their respective services and provide them with information about—and reasons for—joining the Army. Expect Recruiters to talk about opportunities in the Army in positive but realistic terms.

But don't be surprised if a Recruiter wants to talk to both the child and parents together. Parents and children should discuss such goals with each other, before they meet with a Recruiter. That way everyone is on the same page. Also, developing specific questions prior to the meeting is an excellent and recommended way to prepare.

It's a Recruiter's job to answer any and all questions. If you ask a question the Recruiter can't answer personally, he or she will get back to you with the answer. Prepare a written list of questions before your visit. Below are some questions to get you started.