how long does it take for an enlisted in the military to make warrant officier status?

Answer 1

it depends on the application for Warrant Officer Status, and the requirements for that particular field.

Answer 2

Navy personnel must be at least E7 or above before they can apply. This takes anywhere form 7-10 years or more.

Army personnel can become Warrants straight out of High school with their High school to Flight School program.

Answer 3

It depends on your MOS or specialty, and if you are in infantry, artillery,armor, paratroop, etc. or a support service like administration (clerk) public affairs, computer services, etc. (all non-combat.) Non-combat designations progress much slower in rank. Schooling, both in and outside the military, can also impact progression of rank. I have known cooks with 25 years service, at E-6 rank, and bandmasters with less time at Warrant Officer rank. Schooling, combat vs. non-combat seem to be the important factors.

Answer 4

depends on what field. flight warrant doesn't take two long. In order to be a warrant in your particular field, you have be a Staff Sergeant and BNCOC graduate. It takes a minimum of 4 years to make Staff, and they're no sending you to BNCOC before that happens.

Answer 5

you have to finish basic training, which is about six or seven weeks. then you have to apply for w-o school. i don't know how long that lasts. sorry i can't help more but i'm sure you'll get some good answers. good luck in your career. and thank you for wanting to serve.

Answer 6

6 months.

Answer 7

I thought he had to earn a degree

Answer 8

all depends on attitude.