If a Soldier has a GT score of less than 110, which program should they be referred to?

A Soldier with a GT score of less than 110 should be referred to Functional Academic Skills Training (FAST) because this program specifically aims to improve the academic skills of Soldiers who are identified as needing assistance in reading, writing, and mathematics. FAST is designed to help those Soldiers enhance their performance in these fundamental areas, thereby providing them with the skills necessary to succeed in their military roles and prepare for future opportunities.

This targeted support is essential not only for personal development but also for meeting Army standards and enhancing overall unit effectiveness. In contrast, the other programs listed serve different purposes: the Army Family Advocacy Program focuses on prevention and treatment of family violence, Army Emergency Relief provides financial assistance to Soldiers and their families in need, and the Army Career and Alumni Program assists Soldiers transitioning to civilian life and finding employment. None of these options directly address academic skill development, highlighting why referral to FAST is the most appropriate action for a Soldier with a low GT score.