onehackyboiii
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In addition to this, just found out I might need a medical waiver due to colorblindness. So my medical package went to Tennessee, but I was curious how often would that be granted if I needed the wavier for CW?
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What NRC considers competitive
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exNavyOffRec
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There is/was a chart that showed designators that required normal color perception, if the designator was on the list a person would not be cleared by N3M for that designator. If the current N3M doc has a different view you might have a chance.
onehackyboiii
Member
Update: I just got medically approved for the color blindness; for anyone else with the issue you can do CW with red/green colorblindness.
Brownjamin505
Member
Hello,
I too am looking for some anecdotal feedback on competitiveness for DCO Intel.
I am presently working as a senior manager in physical security at a tech company and have about 8 years civ experience in corporate security and risk management within aerospace, critical infrastructure, and cleared defense contracting companies. I have completed 6.5 years as an Air Force reservist, separating at E-6 in avionics maintenance with a few command collaterals and spent 5 years AD enlisted as a Sonar Technician with ACINT analysis experience, VBSS, numerous command collaterals, TTs, etc.
GPA: 3.74 BA-Security Management, 3.95 MA- Business & Organizational Security Management, currently attending Executive MBA at state school
Volunteering: Numerous global physical security professional boards and committees
Letters: Currently have 1x SELRES CDR, and 2 LCDR letters, working to have about 6 letters including CIV employers
Clearance: TS/SCI - Agency adjudicated FSP
Awards: NAM, MOVSM, good conducts
Military: All Evals ranked MPs, +4/5's in AF Reserve, FIT always within standards
Much appreciated!
I too am looking for some anecdotal feedback on competitiveness for DCO Intel.
I am presently working as a senior manager in physical security at a tech company and have about 8 years civ experience in corporate security and risk management within aerospace, critical infrastructure, and cleared defense contracting companies. I have completed 6.5 years as an Air Force reservist, separating at E-6 in avionics maintenance with a few command collaterals and spent 5 years AD enlisted as a Sonar Technician with ACINT analysis experience, VBSS, numerous command collaterals, TTs, etc.
GPA: 3.74 BA-Security Management, 3.95 MA- Business & Organizational Security Management, currently attending Executive MBA at state school
Volunteering: Numerous global physical security professional boards and committees
Letters: Currently have 1x SELRES CDR, and 2 LCDR letters, working to have about 6 letters including CIV employers
Clearance: TS/SCI - Agency adjudicated FSP
Awards: NAM, MOVSM, good conducts
Military: All Evals ranked MPs, +4/5's in AF Reserve, FIT always within standards
Much appreciated!
michaelsturek
New Member
A little bit about myself, I graduate this spring with a BS in Exercise Science with a 3.85 GPA. I am currently playing collegiate baseball and have been a part of many leadership councils and honor societies. I am submitting a package for NFO, and am hoping to send it in the next month or two. I just took the ASTB and scored a 56 7/8/8 on my first attempt, is this score competitive enough or should I retake the test in a month? And is my overall package competitive enough to get selected? Thank you!
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FormerRecruitingGuru
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Check out the recent Aviation OCS board threads to see where you stack against the rest. ASTB score followed by GPA are usually the key to being competitive.
michaelsturek
New Member
Great, thank you for your help.
Hello,
I’m looking for feed back about my chance of getting accepted for BDCP NFO or IP.
GPA: 3.56
Degree: Electrical Engineering
Clearance: SCI
Certifications: SEC+
I haven’t completed the OAR or ASTB yet but it seems like I need a 50 and 6s or better across the board.
Any help would be appreciated.
I’m looking for feed back about my chance of getting accepted for BDCP NFO or IP.
GPA: 3.56
Degree: Electrical Engineering
Clearance: SCI
Certifications: SEC+
I haven’t completed the OAR or ASTB yet but it seems like I need a 50 and 6s or better across the board.
Any help would be appreciated.
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FormerRecruitingGuru
Making Recruiting Great Again
Come back when you’ve taken either
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
There is info missing, how much college do you have done, are you at a 4 year college now, do you have a clearance due to prior service?
Hello,
I’m looking for feed back about my chance of getting accepted for BDCP NFO or IP.
GPA: 3.56
Degree: Electrical Engineering
Clearance: SCI
Certifications: SEC+
I have completed the OAR or ASTB yet but it seems like I need a 50 and 6s or better across the board.
Any help would be appreciated.
I’m looking for feed back about my chance of getting accepted for BDCP NFO or IP.
GPA: 3.56
Degree: Electrical Engineering
Clearance: SCI
Certifications: SEC+
I have completed the OAR or ASTB yet but it seems like I need a 50 and 6s or better across the board.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have 2.5 years of college done with 2 years remaining at the University of Washington. Yes, I was prior service Navy IC2.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
Ok, and do you mean you haven't taken the ASTB yet, in your original post you said "have" not "haven't", but if you have what did you score?
Sorry I should have proof read my post, I haven’t taken the OAR or ASTB yet. I’ll be doing that at the end of the month.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
Ok, do that and you can get better input
Thank you!