What three decisions can the commander make in the MAP Determination section?

The correct choice highlights the options available to a commander during the Marine Appearance Program (MAP) Determination section, emphasizing the outcomes regarding a Marine's compliance with body composition standards.

When a Marine is assessed, the commander has to make definitive decisions regarding the Marine's standing. The options indicate three potential pathways: acknowledging that the Marine meets the required standards (fully compliant), determining that the Marine does not meet the criteria and therefore remains in the MAP for monitoring, or deciding to assign the Marine to the Body Composition Program (BCP) for further assessment and intervention. This framework is essential for maintaining the overall effectiveness of the unit while ensuring individual Marines adhere to health and fitness guidelines.

The other choices present scenarios that do not align with the specific decision-making authority established within the MAP Determination process. For example, requiring additional evaluations or transferring a Marine doesn't reflect the structure of immediate decisions a commander can make under MAP evaluation. Similarly, agreeing to future assessments or placing a Marine on leave doesn’t represent choices that directly affect their status within the program. Lastly, options regarding rehabilitation plans or appeals are outside the immediate determination choices regarding compliance. Thus, the emphasis on direct assessments of compliance or integration into the BCP accurately captures the intentions and actions available to a