BDCP App. Question

[semperfimelissa]

I asked that question once on the forum on Navy.com..the recruiter said that every officer including those on active duty are commissioned into the reserves. You still go on active duty even though you're commissioned into the reserves.

 

[Red2]

It's called augmentation. Here's a great thread courtesy of the Airwarriors wayback machine: http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4124&highlight=augmentation

 

[Beefalo]

Its good that you have or have time to get your **** together before starting college. If I wasnt such a **** up in high school and my freshmen year of college you can bet your ass id be very compeititive for BDCP or NROTC. Now Im a sophomore slowly digging myself out of the hole I dug.

Stay on the right track. As we all know academics is more about dicipline rather then pure intelligence. Also have you looked in the Naval Academy? You can apply I think at the end of your junior year or beginning of senior year.

 

[pineapplehead]

For BDCP, you also have to be within 36 months (tech degree) or 24 months (non tech degree) of graduation in order to apply.