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mrh001

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Hey guys,
I'm currently in my 2nd year in college, and I'm thinking about applying for OCS / BDCP. If you're in the BDCP program, is it possible to attend OCS BEFORE you finish college, maybe the summer before you graduate, and then receive your commission after you graduate so you get the training out of the way and don't have it hanging over your head when you finish college? I believe the Marine Corps has a program similar to this (PLC or OCC maybe?).
Also, what does "pro-rec'd" mean?

Thanks,
mrh001
 
Thisguy

Thisguy

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No. All Officer Candidates at Navy OCS hold a Bachelor's degree. It should be noted that BDCP is a better deal than PLC, because PLC only pays you while you're at quantico, BDCP will pay you 24/36 months prior to OCS depending on what your degree is in.
 
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OracleMSU

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Pro-rec'd (abbreviation of Professionally recommended) is the first favorable response to your application.

It means that they have looked it over, and recommended you for the program. Now it is up to a higher power to give the final yeah or nay.
 
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