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Need Help In Stronger Package
- Thread starter sesty
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Coming from someone who would love to be a navy pilot and currently applying. You need to man up, take the position, and expect your buddy to understand. If he doesn't he isn't your buddy. I can say that my scores on the ASTB and GPA are slightly better than you, and I'm freaking out that I won't get the job. Don't take it for granted, you may not be so fortunate again. As for your buddy he will be following you soon.
In order of things that have annoyed me on this thread:
Quotas are BS, nothing can be equal when we base it on race.
Grammar, while mine is not the best I think we can at least achieve grade school grammar on a site for Naval Officers and Naval Officer hopefuls.
In order of things that have annoyed me on this thread:
Quotas are BS, nothing can be equal when we base it on race.
Grammar, while mine is not the best I think we can at least achieve grade school grammar on a site for Naval Officers and Naval Officer hopefuls.
sesty
Registered User
Snovtra, here is a little secret I recieved from the big guys at CNRC in why a lot of guys don't get selected for SNA or any other officer position in the Navy for that matter. I cannot emphasize the next bit of advice enough. Go through your package with a fine-tooth comb. If even one word is misspelled they will view this as your inability to pay attention to detail. Have at least five people read your essays regarding what makes you think you'd be a good officer. It is amazing what other perspectives will catch that your own mind views as acceptable. Take the time to pain-stakingly go through every single block and every piece of paper in your package. Attention to detail is crucial. A lot of applications been rejected just from the Program Manager looking at it before it even reach the Selection Board.
