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Students weighing military service

6% of student responses named military service as a path after high school. Here is what they told us about branches, grades and the other paths they are weighing.

From 3,816 student responses collected at 13th Year™ kiosks and approved school links, February 3 to November 12, 2026. A student can respond more than once, so figures are reported as responses.

0%

of responses named military service as a path

0%

of them are also considering college

0%

of responses naming a branch named more than one

0%

chose to share their contact information

Branches they named

Air Force
53%
Army
51%
Navy
36%
Marine Corps
33%
Army National Guard
29%
Air National Guard
26%
Space Force
18%
Coast Guard
17%
ROTC and officer programs
2%

Share of responses that named at least one branch. Students could name more than one.

Career fields among military-minded students

Engineering
44%
Business & Economics
38%
Health Professions
37%
Social & Behavioral Sciences
31%
Natural Sciences
23%
Arts & Communications
22%

Share of these responses that chose a career field.

By grade

Interest in service starts early

Share of responses naming military service

9th grade
10%
10th grade
7%
11th grade
6%
12th grade
5%

Share of all responses in each grade.

What else they are weighing

College
71%
Skilled trades
27%
Working full time
18%
Starting a business
19%

Share of responses naming military service.

A student using a 13th Year kiosk in a school hallway

Before, during and after school

Students explore military branches on 13th Year™ kiosks between classes, at their own pace, alongside colleges, trades and careers.

How 13th Year™ helps

Be in the hallway every school day

1

Be there every school day

Your branch, programs and visit days appear on kiosks inside high schools, next to every other pathway students are exploring.

2

Students choose to connect

Students who are interested in your branch choose to connect, so your recruiters follow up with students who raised their hand.

3

Know where interest comes from

See interest in your branch by grade and by school, so recruiters know where to spend their time.

Common questions

Questions partners ask

How many students on 13th Yearâ„¢ are interested in the military?

6% of student responses named military service as a path after high school, February 3 to November 12, 2026.

Which branches do students name most?

Among responses that named a branch: Air Force 53%, Army 51%, Navy 36%, Marine Corps 33%.

Are military-minded students also considering college?

Yes. 71% of responses naming military service also named college, so many students are weighing service alongside school.

Book a conversation

Reach students while they are weighing service

In 15 minutes, Weston will show you how your branch can appear on 13th Year™ kiosks and how students choose to connect with recruiters.

  • See interest in your branch by grade
  • Learn how students choose to connect
  • Talk through the schools and regions you recruit

Weston Noyes · Partnerships · westonn@13th-year.com

About this data

Counts are 3,816 student responses collected at 13th Year™ kiosks and approved school links between February 3 and November 12, 2026, across the 13th Year™ network. A student can respond more than once, so figures are reported as responses. Percentages are rounded to the nearest whole number. Students could choose more than one path, career field, branch and trade. This page reports aggregate results only and includes no student names, contact details or school names.

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