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15 SEP2025 SNA/SNFO BOARD

JDillon said:
Yeah I know exnavy says it’s consistent above and I’m sure he’s right. But I had a 9 PFAR and 3.25 gpa with no non medical waivers. Maybe the honesty test during the astb killed me because I had no idea if I was telling the truth or not😂
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you didn't get picked up with a 9 on the PFAR?
 
exNavyOffRec said:
I had several with flight hours, even PPL who scored 5 and 6 that were never picked up.
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there seems to be no agreement on if it helps or how much. for example, I was told that having "professional aviation experience" helps. It also begs the question, if it has zero impact why make you put it on your APSR (on the second page)?

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in my case, my recruiter strongly urged me to go deep into my leadership and aviation experience for my motivational statement. I'm not hoping for it get me the golden goose, but hopefully it helps me secure SNA/SNFO
 
Nohopenaldo said:
there seems to be no agreement on if it helps or how much. for example, I was told that having "professional aviation experience" helps. It also begs the question, if it has zero impact why make you put it on your APSR (on the second page)?

EDIT:

in my case, my recruiter strongly urged me to go deep into my leadership and aviation experience for my motivational statement. I'm not hoping for it get me the golden goose, but hopefully it helps me secure SNA/SNFO
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It doesn't, the only benefit is know you won't get airsick in the initial training. The USN will teach you how to fly their way, they don't want to have to break bad habits, that was a direct quote from a senior member at NRC who would sit aviation boards.
 
exNavyOffRec said:
It doesn't, the only benefit is know you won't get airsick in the initial training. The USN will teach you how to fly their way, they don't want to have to break bad habits, that was a direct quote from a senior member at NRC who would sit aviation boards.
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got it!

it does make you question why some with 8s and 9s did get selected yet some here with 5s and 6s got selected, stating their only difference is aviation experience.
 
Nohopenaldo said:
got it!

it does make you question why some with 8s and 9s did get selected yet some here with 5s and 6s got selected, stating their only difference is aviation experience.
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Sometimes there is something we on this forum are not aware of and without looking at each application we just don't know. It is rare for a person to have a 9 and get a N but it does happen, sometimes the board just misses something or moves a person to N that is meant to be a yes, they do move very fast. I have seen a few with 5's and 6's picked up, it could be they have seen a good GPA and want to take a chance, or prior service and will to see how they do.
 
Nohopenaldo said:
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in my case, my recruiter strongly urged me to go deep into my leadership and aviation experience for my motivational statement. I'm not hoping for it get me the golden goose, but hopefully it helps me secure SNA/SNFO
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Same. Mine told me to talk about my aviation experience and leadership qualities I've learned over time in college.
 
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