CGrissom15
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Checking in also. Just got my Pro-Rec for SNA & NFO.
Congrats - I know you had a few hurdles to jump to get the Pro-Rec.
Checking in also. Just got my Pro-Rec for SNA & NFO.
I don't know where you would find them, but I have verbals that I'm in the 06SEP class. It seems like one gets scheduled every three weeks. This may not be the best information, but it might help give you a little bit of an idea. Hope that helps!
I think it all depends on a number of factors (age, prior service, available ocs slots, designator, security clearance, waivers, bureaucratic bs, etc.). I remember seeing a few SNA prorecs getting their finsels a week after their prorecs but some are still waiting. Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong.So are we looking at roughly a month-ish waiting period for FINSEL? My OR said something about "hearing more in a week" but from the last boards the time looks more like a month...
Right there with Ya brothaChecking in, feels good to be here. I'll be sticking around for a while since I don't graduate for another month and big Navy needs to see my final transcript before handing out a Final Select letter.
A few of us FY15 IW selects have been pushed to FY16, and so, while we were being informed of this move, we asked for a time frame of when we might reasonably expect to ship.PO CJ, how did you receive verbals? You and I were PROREC'd the same board.
Some of us have been here since November (or longer). I'd encourage you to get used to waiting; you'll be doing a LOT more of it at OCS and throughout your military career.Going on 50 days from the conclusion of the swo board and no finsel letter....
Some of us have been here since November (or longer). I'd encourage you to get used to waiting; you'll be doing a LOT more of it at OCS and throughout your military career.![]()
I've been on Active Duty for almost ten years lol. I know the hurry up and wait game!Some of us have been here since November (or longer). I'd encourage you to get used to waiting; you'll be doing a LOT more of it at OCS and throughout your military career.![]()