exNavyOffRec
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This is correct, it is not an NRD decision, push the issue.
I have put several reservist in, they go at their current enlisted paygrade, it takes a few phone calls to get it all straightened out but easy enough.
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1001 questions (and answers) concerning BDCP
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I have put several reservist in, they go at their current enlisted paygrade, it takes a few phone calls to get it all straightened out but easy enough.
leigh321
New Member
This is a pretty dumb question, but I really don't understand the BDCP leave policy. By the time I receive my commission, I'll have accumulated roughly 60 days of leave (after 2 years in BDCP). Will I really be able to use this two months of leave at some point during my naval career? Thanks.
Approving extra baby leave during shore duty (a whole month and change) was the most generous amount of leave I used my 60 days for (it's boy).
Doubt it will stay the same. I graduated may 2010 the whole time I was supposed to go tos ocs in June 2010 all the way up may, then I got moved around a few times. Then a final on august 2010, which I didn't receive my orders until they were faxed to me in VA on my drive to Newport. Just expect it to change and enjoy the money while your not stuck 20 hrs from family and friendsin Newport or south Texas, or you know actually deployed. Plus I'd much rather not go to ocs in the winter, august does suck and the black flag days, when you stay out anyways, but I hated pt inside.either way you have the best deal in the navy.
Written by a fourth grader on my iPad.
Use it between ocs and p'cola and every where between, you will build it back in flight school. I have never been below 30 days reserve.
Document document document, keep pay vouchers, I never got e5 between graduating and ocs, they forever said they were working on it at ocs the twice I got to go ask admin about it. Never saw it, but it is possible I just sent it that fast after commissioning. Asked about it in p'cola and they looked at me confused and said we know nothing about that.
That sucks. I had an incredible NRD office that did everything I needed them to very quickly. Never had any problems. My pay went to e5 the month I graduated. I never even had to get the money retroactively.
I didn't even have to ask about it. They called me and told me to come in and sign the paper work a few weeks before I graduated.
I didn't even have to ask about it. They called me and told me to come in and sign the paper work a few weeks before I graduated.
Jrhensley7
New Member
So I am trying to get into the BDCP program but my no one seems to know if I can because I am full time online at Embry-Riddle. The school is fully accredited and such but so I dont know why their would be a problem. Has anyone else gone through this? I have read some stuff here but it is conflicting at times. Any information would be appreciated.
Right now BDCP is suspended. No word on how long. All the same, if it was open, I can imagine it being impossibly competitive, especially for a full time online degree student.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
Online schools are specifically not allowed for BDCP, if it was open that is.
BDCP is available to accredited universities where online programs are offered. I know, I did it while in BDCP. Never was an issue, apply if they say no, try again and repeat.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
not anymore, specifically addressed and not allowed, has to be butts in the seats for the majority of the classes
KSUwildcat13
New Member
So if the BCDP is suspended would it be pointless to apply to OCS before the end of my junior year?
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
essentially yes
Jrhensley7
New Member
Well thats not cool... Thanks for the input guys I'll see what I can do...