JAN/FEB/MAR 2014 Rolling SNA and SNFO Boards

[reFLYluwasch]

I know someone who got selected at the December board and went to OCS last month.

was this person active duty?

 

[Josh3714]

was this person active duty?

Yes. Does active duty have priority and go to OCS before civilians?

 

[reFLYluwasch]

Yes. Does active duty have priority and go to OCS before civilians?

In general I have seen AD go first when talking about people at the same board.

 

[AndreasW]

The December board page had most people going to OCS during the two February classes, and I saw one posting for an April class. Those were all SNA and SNFO applicants.

 

[Coffee Gym Laundry]

What are yall's plans while waiting for a FS? I'm graduating in May, so I figure I'll just deliver pizzas on my motorcycle until I head to OCS(I'm guessing that will happen in July).

 

[Josh3714]

@reFLYluwasch yeah I do remember seeing that. Just wondered if it was that way every time because it seems a lot of civilians went during the February classes so that's only 2 months since the board convened. Maybe it's backed up though. I know flight school is because I had another friend who graduated from the November class and had to go back home for a month before going to Pensacola.

 

[Josh3714]

Finally have my board interviews today! Hoping for all 10's. Submitting my packet this week!

 

[JFShampy]

I heard that age critical people have priority, strictly hearsay.

I would go tomorrow if called today... But I've been in recruiting for over a year now.

But good news I'm scheduled to swear in next Wednesday.

 

[utswimmer37]

I heard that age critical people have priority, strictly hearsay.

I would go tomorrow if called today... But I've been in recruiting for over a year now.

But good news I'm scheduled to swear in next Wednesday.

Congrats! Age critical seems to be an open-ended term, I feel like I would consider myself age-critical considering I am 9 months from the cutoff to get to OCS but the question is do others consider me to be?

 

[Dangy]

I thought we swear in after we receive or FS, or is it different for AD?

 

[exNavyOffRec]

I heard that age critical people have priority, strictly hearsay.

I would go tomorrow if called today... But I've been in recruiting for over a year now.

But good news I'm scheduled to swear in next Wednesday.

If you are swearing in then you have an OCS date, the dates are part of the FS letter (NUPOC and CEC collegiate can be different).

 

[JFShampy]

If you are swearing in then you have an OCS date, the dates are part of the FS letter (NUPOC and CEC collegiate can be different).

If that's the case AWESOME! My recruiter only said he scheduled me for the 19th to swear in, nothing about an OCS date.

 

[JFShampy]

I thought we swear in after we receive or FS, or is it different for AD?

I'm not active duty. I am age critical, and I have been in the DEP (enlisted) for about a year now. They are putting a rush on me for a couple different reasons. I have no idea if it means I have a FS but it's definitely an indicator if I'm being scheduled to swear in.

Helps that I already had background check for enlisted side (was going nuke).

 

[reFLYluwasch]

@reFLYluwasch yeah I do remember seeing that. Just wondered if it was that way every time because it seems a lot of civilians went during the February classes so that's only 2 months since the board convened .

I did see a lot of non-AD go as well. I've also heard of OHARPing lasting longer than a month if that's what you're referring to with your friend. Good luck with your interview.

 

[headinclouds]

I heard that age critical people have priority, strictly hearsay.

I would go tomorrow if called today... But I've been in recruiting for over a year now.

But good news I'm scheduled to swear in next Wednesday.

I was age critical and didn't get selected, ymmv.