text: Alright, this sounds like simple miscommunication. First, there is no MOS "Mike 6" - that is an ASI designator to the 91W MOS (which is converting to the 68W MOS). The concept here is that you enlist with the 68W MOS (which is the Army's equivalent to First Responder - in fact the AIT is recognized by the DOT for such purposes), then after some service time BUT BEFORE YOU REACH E-5 (P) RANK (that's Sergeant promotable), you go to the M6 school (M6 is an "Additional School Identifier or ASI) which trains and then licenses you as a licensed practicing nurse (LPN). There is no way to get the M6 ASI without first attending AIT and being qualified as a 68W, then reporting to your unit. If it is not in your enlistment contract, then the M6 school is NOT guaranteed. Instead you will have to apply through your chain of command for it. If it is in your contract than you are set. It doesn't sound like he/she is lying to you but it certainly sounds like there is some miscommunication going on. For further info - I have linked the 91W/68W MOS web site and the M6 ASI websites below. If you are really concerned, do just like you would with a doctor - get a second opinion from a different recruiter in a different city. Sounds like everything is good to go - just confirm that your M6 ASI School is guaranteed in your enlistment contract.