How does an exam candidate qualify for the addition of veteran s preference points to be added to their exam score?
A. Persons who have served in the U. S.
Armed Forces for at least one year, 90 days of which troops were committed by the President of the United States to war or a conflict, may apply for approval of veteran s preference points. More.
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