nelson0216
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OAR:48 GPA 3.7
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Hi guys.. i just found out i am pro rec SNA. I was a 62 7/7/6 on the ASTB.. 3.0 GPA in finance from SDSU. I have a possible eye problem. I am 20/30 in one eye... 20/40 in the other... both correctable to 20/15. I am worried i wont pass the next eye exam. My recruiter seems to think wait until after OCS to worry about it..... or maybe the military would pay for PRK.. he also doesnt know of the 3 month possible waiver for PRK. Should i do PRK now in my one eye that is slowly getting worse before i risk failing the eye test?
Hi guys.. i just found out i am pro rec SNA. I was a 62 7/7/6 on the ASTB.. 3.0 GPA in finance from SDSU. I have a possible eye problem. I am 20/30 in one eye... 20/40 in the other... both correctable to 20/15. I am worried i wont pass the next eye exam. My recruiter seems to think wait until after OCS to worry about it..... or maybe the military would pay for PRK.. he also doesnt know of the 3 month possible waiver for PRK. Should i do PRK now in my one eye that is slowly getting worse before i risk failing the eye test?
I AGREE!
For three years I've been trying to get recruiters to even put up with my situation. You will get in one way or another if you work your ass off. Even after the Pro-Rec, I have to deal with a bunch of government agencies to get my citizenship issue worked out. Hard, well-focused work will get you where you need to be. Just keep pushing.
(I want to emphasize that I fully understand that these movies really do not in any way resemble reality in most respects, and that I still have a very long road ahead of me still with swearing in, OCS, flight school etc.)
I wasn't selected for anything. I guess having a PERFECT service record holds little to no weight.I'm working on the list for the SNAs and SNFOs, and right now only one person in this thread has been informed that they weren't selected for anything. There are still a few people who haven't heard, or haven't posted their results. The only thing I can glean from the data so far is that getting a 7 on the PFAR was necessary for a pilot slot.
If anyone hasn't posted their scores and feels comfortable doing that, it would be helpful to the next crowd of people. This board supposedly gave out a lot of Pro-Recs, so we might be able to say that our performance sets a minimum. (Speaking of which, I just noticed that my ASTB scores for SNA were the lowest accepted on the forum!) If you weren't pro-rec'd for something, please say it so that I can give the most accurate data to the next group. I may remove names from the final chart I post here, so if you'd rather PM me that's cool.
Alternatively, you could watch it here.And "Carrier" is currently on Netflix streaming. Well worth getting an account just to watch all 10 hours of it.
Sorry to hear that, manI wasn't selected for anything. I guess having a PERFECT service record holds little to no weight.
I wasn't selected for anything. I guess having a PERFECT service record holds little to no weight.
Thanks guys, maybe next time.I'm very sorry to hear that. I was referring only to the SNA/SNFO applicants, as that is what I was keeping track of. As I recall you were applying SWO only.
I wasn't selected for anything. I guess having a PERFECT service record holds little to no weight.
Yeah, Top Gun was over-the-top unrealistic, but good flyin' footage though, & recruited lots of the '90s NAs & NFOs for us. OTOH, I found 'Officer & Gentleman' a very realistic portrayal of the NAVCAD Preflight (especially the local "husband-hunters", who would resort to all sorts of chicanery & trickery, etc.. to bag a future NA in Pensacola)!...catching up on some great American classics such as Top Gun, Behind Enemy Lines, Officer and a Gentleman etc....Its a great day to be alive.
(I want to emphasize that I fully understand that these movies really do not in any way resemble reality in most respects,)....