I'll be re-submitting since I was not Pro-Y for the December rolling board for SWO. Any tips on that?i figured to start this thread for anyone who plans on submitting their OCS package with in these months.
I'll be re-submitting since I was not Pro-Y for the December rolling board for SWO. Any tips on that?
I'll add you to a conversation I've been having with NavyOffrec so you can look at my stats there.Post your stats so i can let you know what i think. and from what i know you have to wait 6 months to re-apply to OCS but i am not certain if that's from the date you submit, the date the board convened. or from the date you received your Pro-Y/N
I wonder what that means for those that didn't get picked for the rolling board and are just re-applying to the same rolling board but just a month out?As per the 1420.1B, Chapter 4 (4-12) under Reconsiderations. "Applicants that are non-selected are able to ask for reconsideration of their application if they are within 6 months of the original non-selection. If you have further questions let me know.
As per the 1420.1B, Chapter 4 (4-12) under Reconsiderations. "Applicants that are non-selected are able to ask for reconsideration of their application if they are within 6 months of the original non-selection. If you have further questions let me know.
Cookie, can't offer much without your Mercyhurst GPA?A bachelor of science in intelligences
I was wondering about this too.I wonder what that means for those that didn't get picked for the rolling board and are just re-applying to the same rolling board but just a month out?
The degree itself doesn't matter. We have two IWs that have social degrees but high GPA.I have a 2.53 which I know sucks but it's not like I have a social work degree
The degree itself doesn't matter. We have two IWs that have social degrees but high GPA.
I have a 2.53 which I know sucks but it's not like I have a social work degree
Is the minimum 2.5 for SNA and SNFO as well?That could hurt, you are .03 over the minimum required GPA, the plus is you are going for Pilot (it looks like), you have a good PFAR, and with the low number of applicants for Pilot they have been taking nearly everyone.