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OHARP Information 2022
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villo0692
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Who keeps saying OHARP’s gonna be a year long? Seriously, the wait rn for SNAs is not that long. Also, you have to do NAMI, Indoc, Swim and physio, plus the new JO course…that alone is like 5-6 months out of your wait time. And you need at least a year in to start your GI bill, but its only gonna cover like 40% or so, you need 36 months of active duty time to get 100%.
luckynumbr27
Well-Known Member
Use tuition assistance for you Masters while active. Don’t waste your GI bill while you’re on AD, you’re effectively losing your MHA since you’re already getting BAH on AD.
Can't speak on TA or GI Bill, but I've been in A Pool for my share of time. I will be classing up shortly after the new year. I started working on my masters degree right after checking in and paying out of pocket. I found a reasonably priced degree and its been super easy to overload every semester and balance my stash job/ social activities. I would *highly* recommend anyone with a substantial wait time to start a master's degree.
Doback
Well-Known Member
What are you getting your degree in?
MBA.
I know 3 others getting their degrees down here in cyber security, aerodynamics and supply, all from different programs. The options are open.
Rumor mill is that they have stopped/limited OHARP coming straight out of OCS.
However, if you aren't offered OHARP, you have a couple of days to get down to Pensacola after graduating/ escaping Newport.
Once you check into Pensacola, there are ~3 weeks of check in and water survival followed by stash jobs and a junior officer course for 3 + months. Depending on a lot of factors, they might keep you busy or you might do nothing for months waiting to class up. Right as I left Pensacola a couple months back, a new check in told me she was expecting an 8 month wait....
villo0692
Well-Known Member
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Oh wow. I kinda liked the idea of OHARP just because it would give me sometime to get ready for the move to Pensacola and spend sometime with the fam. Seems like a few days to get down to Pensacola, find housing, and (in my case) buy a new car is tight.
Soon, all too soon, we shall be reunited.
space_sailor
Well-Known Member
AFAIK, OHARP is no longer being offered once you graduate OCS.
I know of one person who asked for OHARP once he got down here and was given it AFTER he finished all his preliminaries for NIFE and had a ready to go number.
The officer in charge of A Pool has helped aviators to move their stuff down here by getting them TAD orders to move (though it’s possible that was only one OCS class that thought they would have OHARP orders and then got the rug pulled out from under them). I would not bank on this as an option tho.
(Also, through Navy Fed you can get a $25k career starter loan at like 3% apr to buy a car or do what you want with)
esmbenbenek
Active Member
I was told by someone who recently graduated OCS that people were getting report dates a week or two after OCS graduation. Is this true? I was hoping to help my wife move and to drive our car down to Pensacola.
