I see. Thanks for the info. My GPA was a 2.6 in college, so my hopes this time around weren't too high (I applied and was rolled from the May board shuffle). That is why I came in to the Navy enlisted vs. commissioned in the beginning. Now that the GPA requirement has been raised, I have no choice but to get my Masters and try again. I suppose I will just keep adding education between attempts at a commission until I reach the cut-off age (I have a few years still). Otherwise I may look into another community or change my goals. Hopefully, that will be a last resort though as I feel very determined about making it into the Supply Corps. Thanks again for the counsel.
The 2.8 minimum is going to take some time to get past, even then it will be hard, getting a 4.0 in your masters will just get you above a 3.0, how much of your Masters have you done? Supply is very difficult to get into, you essentially have to be better than 80% of the people applying, on a good board, unfortunately one of the first things noticed is GPA.
The other designators that are non aviation either have a 2.8 min or they are so competitive that the average GPA to get picked up is in the mid 3's
If you want to go for the long game look at LDO and what you need to do to get picked up.