How many consecutive "good-low" final Physical Readiness Test (PRT) scores must applicants have before entering OCS?

To be eligible for Officer Candidate School (OCS), applicants must demonstrate a consistent level of physical fitness, which is assessed through the Physical Readiness Test (PRT). Specifically, the requirement is to achieve two consecutive "good-low" PRT scores.

This standard ensures that candidates are not only fit at a single point in time but are also capable of maintaining that fitness level over a period. It reflects the military's emphasis on physical readiness as an ongoing commitment rather than a one-time achievement. By requiring two consecutive scores, the policy aims to verify sustained performance and readiness, which are crucial qualities for an officer.

Other options would not meet this standard, as having only one or fewer than two consecutive "good-low" scores does not adequately demonstrate the necessary consistency in physical readiness that is required before entering OCS.