My name is Captain DeStefano.  I am the Marine Corps Officer Selection
Officer here in Boston.  The reason that I'm mailing you is because I want
you to be aware of an awesome summer training program called the Platoon
Leader's Course (PLC).

This summer course is either  6-weeks for freshmen and sophomores, or
10-weeks for juniors and seniors and is available to all qualified college
undergraduates.

If you are an American citizen, a full-time enrolled student, and found to
be medically and physically fit, then you may be eligible to participate in
the PLC program.  

This program will benefit you in many ways:
1. You will attend what Inc. magazine calls "the best management training
program in America",
and test your leadership potential, physical fitness and mental prowess.
2. You will earn approximately $2400 (six weeks) or $4000.00 (ten weeks),
plus room and board during the training. 
3. If you are interested in aviation, have 20/40 vision or better, and
decide to accept your commission, you will go down to Pensacola, FL and
train to fly some of the most advance tactical aircraft in the world. The
Marine Corps is the only branch that will guarantee you a pilot seat as
early as your freshmen year.
 4. You will not incur any obligation to the Marine Corps, even after
completing the training  (You can choose whether or not to continue with the
program).
5. Tuition assistance will be available to you after you complete your
summer training.  You could potentially earn $8,000 to $25,000 for school,
depending on your graduation date.
6. This program does not interfere with academic or athletic pursuits
because your training is conducted during the summer.
7. This is not ROTC. No on-campus training, drills or meetings
  
If you successfully complete Officer Candidates School, you will be on your
way to becoming a Marine Corps Lieutenant, with an exciting job after
college.  Marine lieutenants receive starting salaries of $40,000-49,000 a
year plus incredible benefits.

One of our recent graduates, 2ndLt Jackie Bean-Kepner, is currently at
Georgetown Law on her way to becoming a JAG officer.  Jackie was a
scholar-athlete in high school at Governor Dummer Academy in Massachusetts,
and she went on to run NCAA Division I track for Syracuse.  She enjoys the
physical fitness level that she maintains as a Marine officer, and she plans
on using her leadership and management expertise as a Marine officer,
coupled with her Georgetown education, to someday run for political office.

This is an unparalleled opportunity to see if you have what it takes to be a
leader in one of the most elite organizations in the world without
committing yourself to service.  If you are interested in attending a top
business school, becoming a military officer will give you the leadership
experience that business schools look for.  Many military officers go on to
work for the FBI, CIA, and government, or as executives in Fortune 500
companies.  

If this sounds like something that you would like to do, then call me
(888-753-8762) so that we can sit down and talk about the program in detail.
You can also check out the Marine Officer Web site @ www.marineofficer.com
 

Thank you for your time.

Respectfully,

Capt DeStefano

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