What consequence does a Soldier face if dis-enrolled from NCOES for misconduct?

When a Soldier is dis-enrolled from the Noncommissioned Officer Education System (NCOES) due to misconduct, a significant consequence is that they should be barred from reenlistment. This serves as a disciplinary action that reflects the Army's standards and expectations of conduct for its personnel. By being dis-enrolled for such reasons, it indicates that the Soldier has engaged in behaviors that violate the Army’s core values and policies, which can severely undermine trust and discipline within the ranks.

Barriers to reenlistment are important because they uphold the accountability and integrity of the service. Soldiers are expected to maintain discipline and professionalism throughout their careers, and misconduct in a training environment can be seen as a failure to uphold these standards. The consequence of being barred from reenlistment is a serious long-term impact on a Soldier's career and is designed to ensure that only those individuals who demonstrate the necessary commitment and adherence to Army values are allowed to continue their service.