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Selective Service System

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A quick definition of Selective Service System:

The Selective Service System is a government agency that keeps track of all people between the ages of 18 and 26 who are able to join the military. During times of emergency, the agency provides people to help the Armed Forces. It was created in 1940 and became its own independent agency in 1943. We use the abbreviation SSS to talk about it.

A more thorough explanation:

The Selective Service System is a federal agency that registers all individuals between the ages of 18 and 26 who are eligible for military service. It also provides personnel to the Armed Forces during emergencies. The agency was established in 1940 as a part of the War Manpower Commission and became independent in 1943. Its abbreviation is SSS.

  • John turned 18 last month and received a notice from the Selective Service System to register for the draft.
  • During a national emergency, the Selective Service System may call upon registered individuals to serve in the military.

The first example illustrates how the Selective Service System registers individuals who are eligible for military service. The second example shows how the agency provides personnel to the Armed Forces during emergencies.

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Mostlylegal
11:39
if no school this cycle im chilling, i have a career job and work experience seems to be becoming more valuable, and with the job market the way it is im just grateful to be in the spot i am
so true the job market is horrible
@wasbornfierce: omg are u a midwesterner too hey diva
Mostlylegal
11:39
dang that loyola scholly is sexy, have you made ur decision yet wasborn
yes from chi area
i got so lucky i had a part-time gig at a firm during undergrad that went full-time
OMG HEYYY NEIGHBOR
and no I do want loyola but also with the schools it'll be 50k in tuition plus living in the Gold Coast
it's more expensive than northwestern for some reason
Mostlylegal
11:41
i wanna end up chicago biglaw so maybe we will work together yall
I applied to Loyola's health law fellowship so I am hoping to get that and if not I will be attending Kent
which to be clear I really like Kent
it has a gym which is very exciting for me
Mostlylegal
11:41
i would see if you could reneg uiuc, they are an up and coming school
I am going to Loyola and Kents admitted student weekend Friday and Saturday back to back
I tried to renegotiate UIUC they denied me
also did not have the best experience at my visit there and went there for undergrad
so a new environment will be nice :)
Mostlylegal
11:43
well thats good since itll make the decision easier
yes I withdrew from uiuc hoping someone else will be able to take my spot who is willing to pay that much lol
Mostlylegal
11:43
thats kind of you
hit message limit: we can all be chi big law friends HAHAH also i'm sorry about uiuc!!
best of luck everyone ❤️
is BC releasing an A's today
It's been over 3 months since my GULC interview and still nothing. This is agony they are my top choice, but I am nit hopeful lol
Mostlylegal
12:07
rip
Mostlylegal
12:07
are you at medians?
I'm above the 75th for GPA and at the median for LSAT
I figured they must've just hated me so bad, but why not just reject me sooner lol
Mostlylegal
12:19
maybe they are just scrounging up enough funds for your full ride :)
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