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December Board Applicants
- Thread starter CTFly1
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***We do not give odds or %s on AW***
No bookies here... we can say that your scores of 7/7/7/54, are above average and very competitive for Pilot!
BzB
***We do not give odds or %s on AW***
No bookies here... we can say that your scores of 7/7/7/54, are above average and very competitive for Pilot!
BzB
My bad! Thanks for the positive reinforcement, I guess that was really what I was fishing for... Appreciate the feedback. Good luck to everyone.
Nope... nothing bad. It's normal to want to quantify chances. Problem is, speculation is not quantitative.
Note that it is your test scores I cited as very competitive. I cannot find a place (either in your posts, or profile), where you have posted college, major, GPA, LORs, and all the other relevant info in your application. ASTB/OAR scores are very important for aviation, but GPA is also, plus the rest for a well-rounded competitive package.
BTW, well done on the gouge you posted after your test session. Helping out Shipmates, is 'the name of the game' in the Navy, as you'll discover in OCS
.BzB
I cannot find a place (either in your posts, or profile), where you have posted college, major, GPA, LORs, and all the other relevant info in your application. ASTB/OAR scores are very important for aviation, but GPA is also, plus the rest for a well-rounded competitive package.
BzB
Understood. I took some time to fill in some info. I realize my gouge wasn't much new. If anything it was reassurance that with using this site and working hard, you can achieve the scores you're looking for. Either way, I'm happy to help.
exNavyOffRec
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Well the new program authorization doesn't reflect what you were told.
http://www.cnrc.navy.mil/publications/PAs/NEW Program Authorizations/PA 106 signed 16 Aug 2013.pdf
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
In addition to what BzB said there are some other factors, such as how many billets are available, GPA, degree, etc.... I can tell you based on my experience (this does not include the "take everyone" period) people that I submitted with 7's had 50/50 selection rate, now remember that this is experience from the people my NRD submitted.
I think with the items you have listed in your profile you make a good case for them to select you.
CTFly1
Well-Known Member
Hey OffRec. Do you have clarification on whether a Letter of Qualification that confirms degree requirement completion and your confirmed conferral date combined with a transcript would be acceptable in place of a transcript with the conferral date on it? I get my degree conferred on the 18th but don't really want to wait until then to get a new transcript. Scared of missing a rolling board for SNA/NFO/SWO. Recruiting Command has already received my package, but I got an email from a guy requesting a copy of my transcript with conferral date. That's my only hold up. I get that this is a stupid question and I assume the guy is correct about needing the updated transcript, just seems kind of unnecessary with the other documentation I included.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
You have to have the degree conferred to submit when you are active duty, anything else is considered a "will grad" which means all requirements are met but that does not equal a conferred degree.
I believe DIVO had info that rolling boards were turned off again, unfortunately it takes time to route things like board schedules so when things change what often happens is what was just signed is already out of date.
CTFly1
Well-Known Member
Roger that. Well, here's to hoping there's another board sometime soon! Anytime between now and December would make me happy.
Thanks for that. Care expanding on what you mean by the 'take everyone' period?
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
there was a brief time earlier this year where nearly everyone that submitted for SNA was selected.
halfbreed83
Member
AGREED! I will ask him to send me a PDF of the form and post it.I do not believe your OR. I would like to see that from a more official source than one "My OR told me... ".The Navy needs good commonsensical stick monkeys & ship drivers... astro-physic engineers & 4.0 bookworms, not quite so much!
mich313, no need to stress out over this rumor, anything above 3.0 should be relatively competitive. Your GPA, 3.24 or 3.4 will be fine.
BzB
halfbreed83
Member
On the last board, guys and gals where getting selected with those scores.