exNavyOffRec
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Are you looking at OCS quotas or overall quotas? Historically Supply has had about a 10-20 percent acceptance rate.
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SWO BOARD 17AUG20
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Are you looking at OCS quotas or overall quotas? Historically Supply has had about a 10-20 percent acceptance rate.
Goat_class125
Nia
I’m looking at what’s on nmpte the at board list and the previous years numbers for how many supply officers accessions
exNavyOffRec
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The 120 is probably an overall number, of course the at board numbers would be specific to OCS, since USNA and NROTC isn't a primary accession source for supply you aren't looking at the standard 1/3 of the total number but it would get knocked down a little bit for those that have to go Supply from USNA and NROTC, then a few who get redesignated in OCS. In larger designators that doesn't have much effect but in Supply it can, so taking 1/3 out of the number might be a bit much however it should give a decent approximation.
Goat_class125
Nia
I think he was thinking that due to the lack of traffic on the Supply Corps forum that that community wasn't getting many applicants.
n0rthstar
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The February board was still something like 17(?) days before responses, wasn't it? And that was pre-COVID, pre-OCS assignments as part of the process, and half the size.
exNavyOffRec
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Many who are going for things other than Supply don't really find this site so that can be misleading, even with aviation it is a low amount, there was a time I looked at the people who commented and those who applied overall and it was about 10%, I believe it would be higher now, I am sure it would be easy enough to figure out since there are a few spreadsheets of people on this site, then just look at the number of Y and N from the released list.
LouisLu
BlueEyesWhiteDragon
My officer recruiter told me “each board is different and don’t compare this board with other boards”. What do you make of it?
Goat_class125
Nia
Can someone explain matching prorec y with OCS dates? At first I thought this meant they were placing candidates in seats before releasing results. But this isn't the case its seems the seats that are getting filled are from the May candidates and the most recent selects don't have dates yet which are the supply selects. someone please explain.
almond_615
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My recruiter just messaged me and told me that the board is still listed as being in session.
almond_615
Well-Known Member
I'm understanding the same as you.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
Recruiters don't have access to that info, they only can go by board dates, so if it is after the board date it is assumed to be in session, the actual board generally takes 1 day.