us marshal rating system

[mpdcop]

Hello, just got my results for us marshals position with a rating of 79. does anyone know what that means. Is that good, decent, bad? just looking to see if Im in decent standing.
Thanks!

[FEDPSO]

When did you apply? Was it through the FCIP also? Right now things are in full swing with the FCIP in region 2. I interview next week, and I never received a rating. Where are you in the process?

[JohnnyV]

mpdcop,
I was going to ask the same as above. Did you interview in Raleigh last week? If so, did they email or mail you the ranking. Thanks and good luck!

[Scout0315]

Basically it’s a 100 point scale (vets can get to 110 due to vet's pref points).

You must get a score of 70 or above to be deemed qualified to be considered.

Then you are stacked in point order. Top of the list get the call.

Honest answer; I would be surprised to see a score of 79 being very competitive, for a deputy marshal position. It all comes down to the candidate pool, and how many people they are going to hire for your region. A score of 79 is bottom third, if you are lucky.

Years back I did not get the call with a score of 85, time’s are tuff, there is going to be some real quality competition out there.

Good luck

PS for 1811 announcements with a score of 95 (MP) I am not getting an interview. Like I said times are tuff.

[mpdcop]

ya i figured...it was for intelligence not deputy...i probably need more experience but we'll see

[Bearcat357]

ya i figured...it was for intelligence not deputy...i probably need more experience but we'll see

If it's the intel job in DC/Arlington/Springfield.....I got a 97 and 96 without vet points.....and am not even sure I will get a interview....

I scored a 99 without vet points on job with ICE 3 months ago....and never got called....