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Going back to school for another Bachelor's degree and wanting to do NROTC

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navy09

Registered User
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Not to knock you dad, but he's not up to date on Navy programs. Besides, it's time to branch out and make your own way.
 
3rdgenav8tor

3rdgenav8tor

Woot
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Yeah it is time for me to branch out from my family's Army Aviation legacy and start a new path for ME. My dad has always tried to get me into the Army as a Warrant Officer even before I graduated high school and before I left for college.
 
HeyJoe

HeyJoe

Fly Navy! ...or USMC
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bert said:
In the end, you have to decide if the fun of the flying (which may or not be fun depending upon what programs you work) outweighs the pain of the test plan process.
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If you get right situation, a support contractor will do the heavy lifting of paperwork for you, but you'll endure pain of sitting/waiting until aircraft is ready to fly. You'll get far more hours in meetings than in your logbook. Best to talk to those in VX squadrons (DT and OT) to see if you really want to go that route.
 
torpedo0126

torpedo0126

Member
i could be wrong, but I am pretty sure the TPS website says that an engineering degree is NOT required as long as you supplement it with correspondence/local college courses.

I also just met a LT 2 weeks ago who was accepted with just engineering physics and calculus.
 
MIDNJAC

MIDNJAC

is clara ship
pilot
torpedo0126 said:
i could be wrong, but I am pretty sure the TPS website says that an engineering degree is NOT required as long as you supplement it with correspondence/local college courses.

I also just met a LT 2 weeks ago who was accepted with just engineering physics and calculus.
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I heard they are now accepting ITT Tech grads.....
 
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navy09

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MIDNJAC said:
I did my engineering degree primarily to be eligible for TPS...
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torpedo0126 said:
is that a joke or are you serious (sorry I can't tell from the internet tone)
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I'd be pissed too.

EDIT: Haha, I think the ITT remark was a joke...as in, he got a legit Eng degree for the program- so hearing a dude got in with the basic calc/physics we all take...the LT might as well have gone to ITT..? Maybe my sarcasm meter is off too.
 
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