exNavyOffRec
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goodLet me clarify, my recruiter didnt tell me to take it over. He said my scores were very competitive.
goodLet me clarify, my recruiter didnt tell me to take it over. He said my scores were very competitive.
Took the ASTB for my 3rd time and I am so disappointed and baffled at my scores. I felt so confident after all my studies and I finished each section completely.
Here's a brief fact sheet on myself:
ASTB: 5/6/5 52
Received the highest award given by my college for academic excellence (Apr 2013)
College: Graduated Dec 2012, GPA: 3.96
Top of my graduating class
Top in my major (Computer Security Systems)
Swim 500yrds < 10min
Run 1.5mi < 12min
I was originally looking for INTEL/IW, but with those scores, I feel that I am not competitive for the Oct 14th, 2013 INTEL/IW Boards. Looking into SWO for the July 15th, 2013 board.
Can anyone give their $0.02 on a lateral transfer from SWO to INTEL? Thoughts/comments?
Took the ASTB for my 3rd time and I am so disappointed and baffled at my scores. I felt so confident after all my studies and I finished each section completely.
Here's a brief fact sheet on myself:
ASTB: 5/6/5 52
Received the highest award given by my college for academic excellence (Apr 2013)
College: Graduated Dec 2012, GPA: 3.96
Top of my graduating class
Top in my major (Computer Security Systems)
Swim 500yrds < 10min
Run 1.5mi < 12min
I was originally looking for INTEL/IW, but with those scores, I feel that I am not competitive for the Oct 14th, 2013 INTEL/IW Boards. Looking into SWO for the July 15th, 2013 board.
Can anyone give their $0.02 on a lateral transfer from SWO to INTEL? Thoughts/comments?
The swo-Intel is on the books but has a zero quota, the one? that was put in that designator last year was a redesignation at OCS, probably nuke or aviation that was NPQd thereActually there is also a SWO-intel option. Your scores are not that bad and your gpa is great. I will still apply. I was picked up on the IDC board with a 49. Granted mine was for a specific job with a certain skill set, but still. There were plenty of others picked up on the feb board with your scores and lower.
Dude, time for an attitude adjustment. You're whining, while selling yourself short. Understand your disappointment with the 5 6 5, now get over it... with 'that' exception; it's a pretty strong kit, as your GPA & academic honors and achievements are eye-catchers for the board, and more than make up for those [slightly below avg.] 3 numbers. I've been "down the road", and IMHO, you ARE COMPETITIVE!Here's a brief fact sheet on myself:
ASTB: 5/6/5 52
Received the highest award given by my college for academic excellence (Apr 2013)
College: Graduated Dec 2012, GPA: 3.96
Top of my graduating class
Top in my major (Computer Security Systems)
Swim 500yrds < 10min
Run 1.5mi < 12min
I was originally looking for INTEL/IW, but with those scores, I feel that I am not competitive for the Oct 14th, 2013 INTEL/IW Boards. Looking into SWO for the July 15th, 2013 board.
Thoughts/comments?
Depends. When did you earn that sub-average GPA? If on active duty, then you have some explaining to do. If it was before your time in the service, then that can be attributed to not being ready for college. There is NO prior college requirement for STA-21. Have you read through the program requirements? Make sure explain your less-than-stellar GPA in your motivational statement. The ASTB score are pass/fail for STA-21. I don't believe it make you more or less competitive. What really matters: clear record, superior performance documented in your EVALS, warfare qualifications, awards, and STRONG CO's recommendation.Hello all! This is my first post here, so I'll keep it short. I am currently active duty Navy, AWR type, and am interested in applying for STA-21. Took the ASTB on friday and my scores are as follows, 6/7/6 47. My question is, with a very average college gpa (2.5), will those scores be competitive for pilot/nfo/core option based off of what youve seen in the past?
Depends. When did you earn that sub-average GPA? If on active duty, then you have some explaining to do. If it was before your time in the service, then that can be attributed to not being ready for college. There is NO prior college requirement for STA-21. Have you read through the program requirements? Make sure explain your less-than-stellar GPA in your motivational statement. The ASTB score are pass/fail for STA-21. I don't believe it make you more or less competitive. What really matters: clear record, superior performance documented in your EVALS, warfare qualifications, awards, and STRONG CO's recommendation.
Pass/Fail: As long as you meet the min, you've passed. (You have). Twenty-Seven is no problem with an age waiver. If STA-21 doesn't work out, you can apply for OCS after you've completed your degree.I can say honestly say that my GPA was earned before the Navy, also my EVALS are good, and I have every qual I need plus a few I do not. The down side is that I am 27. I can complete all requirements for a degree within a year, but not in an online setting. I would need the full day of classes as my job. As far as the ASTB goes are those scores passing? I know they meet the requirements for the program, but I don't understand what you mean by pass/fail.
READ THE THREADS before asking about chances! The only valid "chances" answer is "Chances are 0% if you don't apply" .First time posting here, just looking to get an idea where I stand. I just took the ASTB for the first time and my scores were 6/5/6 53. I am trying to do aviation. I graduated college with a 3.3 in Biology including several different honor societies. I am an Eagle Scout and currently work as a scientist in a vaccine lab. I am working with my recruiter to submit my application for the first time. Can any give me an idea of my chances? Thanks
Here's a handy formula:Can any give me an idea of my chances? Thanks
Dude, time for an attitude adjustment. You're whining, while selling yourself short. Understand your disappointment with the 5 6 5, now get over it... with 'that' exception; it's a pretty strong kit, as your GPA & academic honors and achievements are eye-catchers for the board, and more than make up for those [slightly below avg.] 3 numbers. I've been "down the road", and IMHO, you ARE COMPETITIVE!
So stop cryin' & start flyin', there are many more hoops to be jumped through along the way... BTDT!
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