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Next Board ~ April 2011

twobecrazy

twobecrazy

RTB...
Contributor
Lucy said:
Yep. All grades go into a seperate GPA calculation page, but the procedure was updated that the grades from the school you graduated from are the ones that count the most. Along the same lines of schools that only use your junior/senior level classes in the gpa calculations. I think my OP said it changed when the new form came out.

The board has the other page with all of your classes ever, but it is no longer part of you application, but rather a supplemental part of your package.
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WHEW! So glad I was already accepted! ;)
 
JMonte85

JMonte85

Pro-rec SNA
So I wonder what happens in my case to where I went to one school.. left, and then came back to the other school for my junior and senior year. If they take just my junior and senior year or the freshman year as well?

Also btw, I talked to my processor, she told me it doesn't matter how early you turn in your package, she can't submit it until a certain time in March.. At least this is from my end. I always believe everything my processor says because she's been doing it for a long time :)
 
aburr

aburr

New Member
28/m
Prior-service Army, Airborne Infantryman.

Applying: SNA/SNFO
48 6/6/7
2.9, Political Science
LOR's: Navy 07 (ret), 2 Navy O6 (ret), 1 Navy 06 (active) -- all have known me for at least a minimum of fifteen years.
Interviews: Working on one with an 06 Helo pilot.
Extra-Curricular: a club at school, adult sporting leagues outside of school. No volunteer work.
4 hours of flight time in a 152.

I'll post my motivational statement and theories about it if I get selected.

Good luck to everyone.
 
eas7888

eas7888

Looking forward to some P-8 action
pilot
Contributor
aburr said:
28/m
Prior-service Army, Airborne Infantryman.
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Welcome to the club. There are a few of us here who have made, or who are in the process of making the switch from the Army to the Navy. Best of luck to you!
 
eas7888

eas7888

Looking forward to some P-8 action
pilot
Contributor
Hey! As of Dec. 7th, I am no longer an 'Army' guy. Though, I have a feeling that I will never be able to live down the 8 years I spent in the Army.
 
twobecrazy

twobecrazy

RTB...
Contributor
eas7888 said:
Though, I have a feeling that I will never be able to live down the 8 years I spent in the Army.
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Correct! ;)...

8 years is a long time. There is some serious damage there. It will be a long road ahead in which you will receive pain at excruciating levels. Just keep at it. Then many years from now after those Army habits have dissipated and the Navy's healing process has reached its conclusion you may find yourself "normal" once again. On the positive side you have already begun the process. :)
 
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Kay

Member
I heard that as well (same with the Supply boards in March). My recruiter said they were having a meeting about the boards today and would keep me informed. Anyone else know more information?
 
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Bobola2005

Member
The most recent board was supposed to meet in January and release the results the 25th of last month until they cancelled it entirely. They say they are going to have one in August but we will see.
 
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