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31OCT22 SNA/SNFO BOARD
- Thread starter BDavis11
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BurnedCash55
New Member
Hello I am studying hard for a 3rd and final test. I was told there was an April 7 application due date and 5/22 may board convening date?
Anthony2000
PRO-REC Y SNA
From what I’ve heard that “convene” date is a rough estimate to when they’ll convene. Then results have to get processed.
BurnedCash55
New Member
thank you thank you!!!
CraftyBeech
ProRec Y - SNA
IDK if this is the right forum for this, but..
can anyone provide some clarification? The PA 106 says
"URLO ISPP selection panels shall normally select all qualified candidates, giving them priority over other applicants seeking a commission via the URL PROREC process."
Goes on to say that if quotas are limited, which they obviously are, then N-13 will 'normally grant additional quotas'..
Since I've spoken with and seen posts about candidates with promising scores being turned down.. what is going on?? Is it even worth trying to apply this way or just going through the regular OCS process?
Beginning to think this whole program is a Big Navy scheme to show enlisted personnel that they have an 'equal chance' of being selected for SNA.. but the reality seems different.
can anyone provide some clarification? The PA 106 says
"URLO ISPP selection panels shall normally select all qualified candidates, giving them priority over other applicants seeking a commission via the URL PROREC process."
Goes on to say that if quotas are limited, which they obviously are, then N-13 will 'normally grant additional quotas'..
Since I've spoken with and seen posts about candidates with promising scores being turned down.. what is going on?? Is it even worth trying to apply this way or just going through the regular OCS process?
Beginning to think this whole program is a Big Navy scheme to show enlisted personnel that they have an 'equal chance' of being selected for SNA.. but the reality seems different.
esmbenbenek
Active Member
Go look at the spreadsheet for this board and see all the people selected that applied for ISPP.
BattlingTrain
SNA
I'd hop on the May 2023 or July 2023 forum. Probably gonna be a little more active than this one.
Anthony2000
PRO-REC Y SNA
75-80% of those selected last board (or this board OCT31) for SNA were ISPP. Some of the ASTB scores & GPAs were average, some not even above the average.
So I would say looking back that they do get priority over civilians
Connordl1120
Pro Rec Y - NFO
What’s the difference? I’m active duty and applied OCS for the May board but didn’t include anything about ISPP. Does that matter?
Connordl1120
Pro Rec Y - NFO
I’m not able to find the OCT spreadsheet. When I click on it, it says it’s been deleted.
Connordl1120
Pro Rec Y - NFO
It’s probably too late now isn’t it? Even though I qualify for it, I guess they wouldn’t automatically put me in that category.
allenkendricks
Member
Look up PA100F. Essentially, through your COC, your first flag admiral must endorse your package. NRC is then pressed to consider the candidate favorable for selection. If denied, I believe they have to give justification to said flag officer. Qualifying ASTB scores that aren’t “the best” is not valid justification (historically speaking). Check previous boards, it’s evident.
PA100F current lifespan is NOV2021-NOV23. Then the process will be reevaluated. Use it
It does matter, for ISPP the you would if needed your first flag officer to sign off with a memo. Otherwise you're going in a regular fleet applicatnt.
Anthony2000
PRO-REC Y SNA
ISPP applicants if endorsed almost always get selected unless quotas are crunched (as in right now).