Kimoabonika
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No boards till FY 27, this came from the Aviation OCM office.I had a feeling that was the case here. Not sure what to make of getting bad info from a recruiter at this point.
No boards till FY 27, this came from the Aviation OCM office.I had a feeling that was the case here. Not sure what to make of getting bad info from a recruiter at this point.
YES LOL why wouldn't you do thatChat, is it worth it to take one async 4 credit class to get my gpa to ISEL levels?
Well, I guess i'm waiting longer then. Thanks!No boards till FY 27, this came from the Aviation OCM office.
At least from my end it still seems that the November ISEL board is still happening. But I am currently transferring between NTAGs so my info might be outdated.No boards until FY27?
Are you guys meaning that the November board is still happening? I’m an I-SEL for NFO and was feeling really hopeful.
From what I've heard, NFO is still open. A few recruiters pitched NFO to me after they said the FY quota was hit for SNA despite me qualifying for ISELNo boards until FY27?
Are you guys meaning that the November board is still happening? I’m an I-SEL for NFO and was feeling really hopeful.
If you have mentioned the weed issue to your recruiter and they still say you qualify for BDCP then I think you should be fineWas informed by my recruiter today that I can apply for SNA BDCP, hopefully the board cancellations don't end up becoming a problem.
Senior in Mechanical Engineering with a 3.16 GPA (I threw freshman/sophomore year) and a 64 9/9/9 with prior flight experience. My biggest concern is that I tried weed once before college so hopefully they don't kill me for it. I've addressed the initial academic failings in the motivational statement before going into the why the Navy stuff.
Any clue as to when I might find out if I'm screwed or is everything in the air right now?
I think the biggest thing is, looking through some old forum posts, it seems like BDCP doesn't like to accept people with less than 2 semesters left at the time of swearing in. I'm in the same boat as you, a senior, and by the time we actually hear back and swear in we'd only have like 5 months in the program, maybe less. I am wondering if they could reject us for BDCP and instead just give us an OCS date as a regular applicant instead?Was informed by my recruiter today that I can apply for SNA BDCP, hopefully the board cancellations don't end up becoming a problem.
Senior in Mechanical Engineering with a 3.16 GPA (I threw freshman/sophomore year) and a 64 9/9/9 with prior flight experience. My biggest concern is that I tried weed once before college so hopefully they don't kill me for it. I've addressed the initial academic failings in the motivational statement before going into the why the Navy stuff.
Any clue as to when I might find out if I'm screwed or is everything in the air right now?
I'll be applying next week so I've shot him a message about us just double checking the past paperwork/application stuff to make sure. God forbid it's marked as a no somewhere and it ends up being a problem because of dishonesty. I'll edit this once I find out my fate.If you have mentioned the weed issue to your recruiter and they still say you qualify for BDCP then I think you should be fine
Haven't read that yet but it wouldn't surprise me. My recruiter is new so there's a chance some stuff just slips by, I've read in the past that you need signed approval from the NROTC CO that you aren't eligible to join to apply to BDCP. Now I transferred into my current university as a junior so I wouldn't have been able to join, but I've never heard my recruiter mention anything about that. I might ask about it today/next week as well just in case. Have you had to do anything like that?I think the biggest thing is, looking through some old forum posts, it seems like BDCP doesn't like to accept people with less than 2 semesters left at the time of swearing in. I'm in the same boat as you, a senior, and by the time we actually hear back and swear in we'd only have like 5 months in the program, maybe less. I am wondering if they could reject us for BDCP and instead just give us an OCS date as a regular applicant instead?
No, my college doesn't have its own Navy ROTC program, but yeah I saw that requirement too.Haven't read that yet but it wouldn't surprise me. My recruiter is new so there's a chance some stuff just slips by, I've read in the past that you need signed approval from the NROTC CO that you aren't eligible to join to apply to BDCP. Now I transferred into my current university as a junior so I wouldn't have been able to join, but I've never heard my recruiter mention anything about that. I might ask about it today/next week as well just in case. Have you had to do anything like that?
Ahhh I see I seeI'll be applying next week so I've shot him a message about us just double checking the past paperwork/application stuff to make sure. God forbid it's marked as a no somewhere and it ends up being a problem because of dishonesty. I'll edit this once I find out my fate.