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22MAY2023 SNA/SNFO Board
- Thread starter Andrew_franny
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exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
There is what will allow you to apply again, and what will actually give you a better shot at getting selected. If for instance you were going for SWO a slight GPA change would allow you to reapply and might get you selected, but for SNA the GPA change would allow you to apply but not do anything for trying to get the board to select you. The same with flight hours it will allow you to reapply but do really nothing in getting you selected.
If a person had a 7 or below and was a "N" the first time around the ASTB change is really what will get noticed. Now if a person during this abnormal times had an 8 or a 9 I would hold and just say it was bad luck during a tough time and take that GPA change or flight hour change and apply again.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
Close, Do Not Return, aka DNR
gtownjake
Well-Known Member
A lot of DNRs happen to those with non medical waivers so I hear. I think if you have a decent package your chances of getting picked up before getting a DNR are pretty good.
I’m sure someone with more knowledge can speak to this
Average Monke
A primate with internet access
I’m cracking up remembering I was partying it up in Gulf Shores for Spring Break just one and half years ago
I’m from Pensacola but still think that region has the best nightlife stateside. Also miss my bushwhackers.
Cajun
SNA ProRecY
Maybe you guys @exNavyOffRec @FormerRecruitingGuru might have an answer. Have you seen anyone get a DNR just from applying too many times?
FormerRecruitingGuru
Making Recruiting Great Again
No. If someone is going to be DNR’d it would be their first attempt.
DNR is usually someone who had some sort of misconduct / drug issue or has passed the PA requirements (i.e. age).
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
They figure a person will get the hint after being turned down a few times, there are no points for persistence.
gtownjake
Well-Known Member
For anyone who cares:
Excel sheet doesn't show SNA specific score averages, yet. Super easy to find but to save anyone the work see below.
SNA Applicant AVGs (May 2023 Board)
56.9
7 / 7.2 / 7.1
3.44 GPA
Some stats nerd could probably find the deviation, variance, etc. but I'm too lazy.
Excel sheet doesn't show SNA specific score averages, yet. Super easy to find but to save anyone the work see below.
SNA Applicant AVGs (May 2023 Board)
56.9
7 / 7.2 / 7.1
3.44 GPA
Some stats nerd could probably find the deviation, variance, etc. but I'm too lazy.
Connordl1120
Pro Rec Y - NFO
Board in 2 weeks. Will they meet the 29th since it’s Memorial Day or wait until Tuesday the 30th? I’ve heard even though the board convenes the 22nd, they don’t pick until the following week.
Pretty sure it convenes the 22, they go over packages for the week, and finalize the results whenever they’re finished. Probably is typically the following week depending on the number of applicants. Spread sheet wise at 60, comparing the historical results to people who filled out their scores, probably looking at 250ish applicants. Doesn’t really matter since we still gotta wait 2-3 more weeks for LT to post to her portal.
Connordl1120
Pro Rec Y - NFO
What do you mean wait 2-3 weeks for LT to post to portal
The result list on the flankspeed portal. Where all recruiters and AD will pull the results from. Pretty sure that hits before you BOL or CoC is updated though the two former recruiters would know more than me about that.