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Just retook the ASTB today and bumped my scores up.
59 6/7/6
3.5 GPA Social Sciences, minor in sustainable architecture
How do I look?
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Just retook the ASTB today and bumped my scores up.
59 6/7/6
3.5 GPA Social Sciences, minor in sustainable architecture
How do I look?
Better stats than me homie, good luck!This is a great thread! Here's me:
Recently took the OAR, but I'm unsure how it affects my chances of selection, so I'd appreciate any insights you all can give.
1st Choice Intel, 2nd SWO.
Strongly considering re-taking the OAR to improve my chances.
- GPA: 3.9 (M.A. Political Science)
- OAR: 56
- Age: 23
- LORs/Interviews: USAF O-6 (Intel), USN O-6 (Intel), USMC O-6 / USN O-6 (Intel)
Any thoughts on where I stand, as-is?
Age:27( prior enlisted)
GPA: 3.28( sociology)
Oar:41
AQR:3
PFAR:3
FOFAR:4
First choice is SA, NFO and last, SWO.
I tooked it today, I know the scores are bad. Planning to retake the test after 31 days of course.
you know you aren't qualified at this point for any of those right?
I understand my scores are fairly low along with my GPA. Based on the information here, I should strive for 50+ at the very least. While I do understand that is the case, can you elaborate a little more on why I am not qualified at all sir? I do apologize if I am missing something that will led me that same conclusion, I just have the understand that while even if an OAR score is low, I can still submit my package. I would just have a very low chance on being selected. Thank you for any feedback.
I understand my scores are fairly low along with my GPA. Based on the information here, I should strive for 50+ at the very least. While I do understand that is the case, can you elaborate a little more on why I am not qualified at all sir? I do apologize if I am missing something that will led me that same conclusion, I just have the understand that while even if an OAR score is low, I can still submit my package. I would just have a very low chance on being selected. Thank you for any feedback.
Use this as reference to SWO qualifications for OCS. A few things have been updated for prior-service applicants. Your profile however, says that you are 37. Your age alone will disqualify you for all three, even being a prior.I understand my scores are fairly low along with my GPA. Based on the information here, I should strive for 50+ at the very least. While I do understand that is the case, can you elaborate a little more on why I am not qualified at all sir? I do apologize if I am missing something that will led me that same conclusion, I just have the understand that while even if an OAR score is low, I can still submit my package. I would just have a very low chance on being selected. Thank you for any feedback.
Use this as reference to SWO qualifications for OCS. A few things have been updated for prior-service applicants. Your profile however, says that you are 37. Your age alone will disqualify you for all three, even being a prior.
I have no idea for STA-21. My first/only attempt is 39 4/6/5 for OCS. There’s another with a 38 that is classed up now. Perhaps I had a strong kit, idk. However, I was prepared for a retake. I would say apply with what you have. Others will say to retake so you don’t have to deal with having to wait another year. If you are selected, good. If not, good, more time to retake and get better. Hopefully you get accepted for STA-21, before you finish your degree and have to go with OCS. Best of luck!Advice needed... So before I share my scores on the ASTB, I'd like to share that I am currently E-5/AD2 applying for STA-21 program for 1) Pilot, 2) NFO, or 3) Core. (in that ranking) My Evals for the past 3 years have been EP's, from E-4 to E-5. I have 250 hours volunteer, 69 credits towards a Bachelor's degree, and 53 credits towards an associate's. (should have AA after my next two classes, both degrees towards the Science of Aeronautics) Hold a 3.1 gpa. Have taken many Command Collateral duties, and was recently selected as the Junior Sailor of the Year in my command. Now here are my ASTB scores:
OAR: 39
AQR: 5
PFAR: 7
FOPAR: 6
Now, I know my OAR is lower than what I've read to be considered competitive, but it is passing... So I've been told to just submit my package as is, because the Board will look at the overall package and recommendations. I've spoken with officers in my command and people I know that have been selected for the program, and most say Im sitting pretty well. But should I retake it? It was my first attempt and have 2 remaining. What do you think my chances are to be selected if I leave it as is?
Thank you! Your feed back puts my mind at ease a bit.I have no idea for STA-21. My first/only attempt is 39 4/6/5 for OCS. There’s another with a 38 that is classed up now. Perhaps I had a strong kit, idk. However, I was prepared for a retake. I would say apply with what you have. Others will say to retake so you don’t have to deal with having to wait another year. If you are selected, good. If not, good, more time to retake and get better. Hopefully you get accepted for STA-21, before you finish your degree and have to go with OCS. Best of luck!
I have actually noticed quite a few AD applicants being selected with lower than norm OAR scores within the last year. Many of the communities have updated their PAs to reflect a lower minimum OAR, lower minimum GPA, and higher age limit for AD applicants. I imagine this is representative of anticipated higher quotas across the communities.I have no idea for STA-21. My first/only attempt is 39 4/6/5 for OCS. There’s another with a 38 that is classed up now. Perhaps I had a strong kit, idk. However, I was prepared for a retake. I would say apply with what you have. Others will say to retake so you don’t have to deal with having to wait another year. If you are selected, good. If not, good, more time to retake and get better. Hopefully you get accepted for STA-21, before you finish your degree and have to go with OCS. Best of luck!
I don't know where you're at in college, but I will state the obvious: the better the GPA, the better the application, which also goes for for any other program where your education is a consideration (grad school, jobs, etc.).