do those only count as lower level electives or has anyone used them towards their major?
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FY10 STA-21 Applicants gather round!
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do those only count as lower level electives or has anyone used them towards their major?
Brydown1
FY-07 STA-21 Pilot Selectee
For me they went towards my minor in Military leadership. So it saved me a couple classes that I would of had to taken regardless.
Those classes are just labs and don't really count for shit as far as your major goes. At ODU, the 401/402 plus the 101/201/202/301/302 you take at NSI count towards your minor in Military Leadership. It saves you from having to complete a seperate minor and saves you some time in order to complete your degree. You also have to take one more class (you choose from a list of acceptable ones) in order to complete your minor. The ODU course catalog has all of this info...
anyone watching the navy notre dame game today?
Lookin' Good
Yes Sir, Go Middies...Navy 14 - Notre Dame 0 at 1/2 time. Hopefully no GoatRoast tonight!:football_
BzB
Yes Sir, Go Middies...Navy 14 - Notre Dame 0 at 1/2 time. Hopefully no GoatRoast tonight!:football_
BzB
I am and I am quite upset. I like Navy but Notre Dame is my team. They are just looking terrible. The kicker can't kick, the defense can't defend, and the coach can't coach. This is a hard game for me to watch.
On the other hand, Penn State is my second team and they aren't looking bad. Anyways, GO IRISH!
It's not over yet.
That's a nice thought but I think their quotas and goals are based on money rather than choice. I'm not sure they would have the money to use at their disposal.
Just FYI for those of you worrying about getting accepted to school... The Citadel has guaranteed acceptance for STA-21 acceptees, and the school offers a substantial tuition break to us active duty guys, meaning no out-of-pocket expenses for year-round tuition and books. You gotta wear a uniform to class, and we PT 3x a week, but its better than getting kicked back to the fleet for not getting a school, or going into the hole tryin to pay for college. End of recruiting pitch, and good luck to all applicants this year!
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leadblimp
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I put the citadel down for that very reason. Plus its in a decent area of the country, where it is nicely warm, doesnt get too cold in the winter, plus the money break.
SUNY Maritime also offers guaranteed acceptance. Not sure on the tuition thing though.
EDIT: And when I went down to El Cid to secure a LOA to include in my package, I spoke with an admissions officer with my transcripts in hand, and she said that if I were to go EE, being an electrician in all, I could expect almost all of my non-major courses to be accepted off my SMART transcript and my almost all of my gen0eds from prior college. I don't know how much truth was in that, but I didn't see much of a reason for her to lie.
EDIT: And when I went down to El Cid to secure a LOA to include in my package, I spoke with an admissions officer with my transcripts in hand, and she said that if I were to go EE, being an electrician in all, I could expect almost all of my non-major courses to be accepted off my SMART transcript and my almost all of my gen0eds from prior college. I don't know how much truth was in that, but I didn't see much of a reason for her to lie.