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[QUOTE="Devildoc, post: 615637, member: 8815"]
OK, so think of it like this: you were a 11B, but clearly there are more specialties in infantry than a Bravo.  Just like in the army if you're a medic you could be a combat medic, you could be an occupational therapy assistant, you could be a physical therapy assistant, etc.  Those schools are The Army equivalent of C schools.

So far as I understand, there is a MA school.  The reserve not being active, I knew MAs in the reserve who presented their civilian law enforcement credentials and had the NEC (navy term for "MOS") assigned.  Being eligible for a C school depends on evaluations, openings for that NEC/needs of the Navy, etc.  You can be assigned to a C school if there is a big need, but typically they try to pair your interests to the right school.

Progression in the career, that's a great question, I'll reach out and ask.  I don't know a lot about the MA rate.  I'll also ask about MA manning levels, which is tied to promotion.  Some rates make rank fence super fast, some not at all.
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