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OCS Process - Package to OCS

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exNavyOffRec

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spolasek said:
Yes! Makes sense! I feel like I knew that :/ Hm! Well, we shall see what they say about my waiver! If anything, I can still go for SWO or pursue/ obtain my masters (with a much better GPA) and then apply for Supply. Thank you again!
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Supply max age now per the PA is commissioned by 35 and that is the max age with a waiver.
 
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spolasek

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exNavyOffRec said:
Supply max age now per the PA is commissioned by 35 and that is the max age with a waiver.
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Hmmmm!!! That is REALLY great to know!! You have no idea how much I appreciate that! The MBA program I’m looking into is only 10 months. If I start immediately upon under grad graduation, apply (for supply) early (like I am this time), it may just be possible to get in and commissioned in the nick of time! Assuming all goes seamlessly lol of course!
 
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spolasek

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spolasek said:
Hmmmm!!! That is REALLY great to know!! You have no idea how much I appreciate that! The MBA program I’m looking into is only 10 months. If I start immediately upon under grad graduation, apply (for supply) early (like I am this time), it may just be possible to get in and commissioned in the nick of time! Assuming all goes seamlessly lol of course!
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Ohhhh! BY 35 :/ dang. Yeah I’ve only got 5 months until I’m 35. :(
 
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spolasek

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Does ANYONE know how they actually calculate the ASTB scores? Not what the minimum score is.... but how it's calculated...
 
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ThatOneDude

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Once I submit my packet, how long will it take for me to get into OCS? (If I submit in 2023)

Some messages say months, others years, what’s the truth? I don’t understand why it would take months, let alone years to review a packet. Seems like incompetence to me.
 
FormerRecruitingGuru

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ThatOneDude said:
In May, my recruiter told me that there would be an SNA/SNFO board in September. However I know there is suppose to be a board for July. How much time/months is it usually between boards? Would a board in September be too soon behind a July board?
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Aviation boards average usually once a quarter, but it’s not rare for that tempo to change, as in, a board convened sooner or later than that.
 
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