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Hello all,
First, CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL SELECTEES! I am happy to say that I am one of them
I am currently on leave and my command still has not called me to inform me (as per message). Could someone tell me how commands find out if someone from within command is selected? Myself, I checked on NCP website. Also, I am in a process of applying to some colleges (expediting). Does someone have any other helpful tips for this process? Thanks!
First, CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL SELECTEES! I am happy to say that I am one of them
I am currently on leave and my command still has not called me to inform me (as per message). Could someone tell me how commands find out if someone from within command is selected? Myself, I checked on NCP website. Also, I am in a process of applying to some colleges (expediting). Does someone have any other helpful tips for this process? Thanks!CECboundFC
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Question about 2nd 3rd or more time applicants
Hi all, Congrats to those who made it. I am walking in a haze right now. I busted my butt getting the best people to interview with and have a great record but no go.
My question is to all those who applied more than once. Where to you state this? or rather how does the board know how many times you have applied? Do they keep track some how, or do you have to make sure its included in your personal statement or CO endorsement?
I am applying for CEC and the numbers don't look very good in my favor.
Hi all, Congrats to those who made it. I am walking in a haze right now. I busted my butt getting the best people to interview with and have a great record but no go.
My question is to all those who applied more than once. Where to you state this? or rather how does the board know how many times you have applied? Do they keep track some how, or do you have to make sure its included in your personal statement or CO endorsement?
I am applying for CEC and the numbers don't look very good in my favor.
Hello all,
First, CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL SELECTEES! I am happy to say that I am one of them
At the least your Command reads the same NAVADMIN that you have. Whether or not they see your name and actually contact you is an entirely different matter.
Hey, do NOT let your hopes down. This was my second official application, 3 unofficial. 1 application never "left the building" due to poor showing during interview. Yes, it was that bad, although I did not think I did that bad. Who are on your boards matters A LOT! Another tip I can give you is to be honest on your boards, do NOT answer the way you think they want you to answer. Just be honest and genuine, but prepared as well. I am confident you will make it if you don't give up. When it come to mentioniong how many time you've applied, I mentioned it in my personal statement. I cannot trust "they keep track of it".
Hope it helps, stay strong!
My ships is in dry docks, so some of them are on leave, but still. My commad is 25 personnel and I was the only applicant
I do not want to mention it until I get back from leave, which is pretty soon.CECboundFC
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Thanks for the advice!!
I had tens across the board for my interviews. I hand picked all the people I interviewed with. One was the West coast accessions officer for the Navy. On my Review board I had a one star admiral (who also wrote me a strong letter of recommendation), the Ops officer(Capt) as NAVFAC, and the CO of NAVFAC. These are all the cream of the crop when it comes to CEC officers in SD.
I think my biggest challenge is the numbers, if they are only picking 3-5 CEC's each year its going to be tough. I am wondering if I contact STA-21 office I will be able to find out how many CEC applicants they had in total.
I had tens across the board for my interviews. I hand picked all the people I interviewed with. One was the West coast accessions officer for the Navy. On my Review board I had a one star admiral (who also wrote me a strong letter of recommendation), the Ops officer(Capt) as NAVFAC, and the CO of NAVFAC. These are all the cream of the crop when it comes to CEC officers in SD.
I think my biggest challenge is the numbers, if they are only picking 3-5 CEC's each year its going to be tough. I am wondering if I contact STA-21 office I will be able to find out how many CEC applicants they had in total.
So you applied only for CEC, no CORE? Another thing...those appraisal sheets matter a lot, but they have WAY more weight if the interviewers actually write a nice comment in there as well. Those 10s might seem great, but comments actually make these 10s "valid"
So you applied only for CEC, no CORE? Another thing...those appraisal sheets matter a lot, but they have WAY more weight if the interviewers actually write a nice comment in there as well. Those 10s might seem great, but comments actually make these 10s "valid"
I agree...I had tens two years in a row and didn't get picked up.
Same here, but I think it was comments like "Exudes leadership with every word," "Poised, confident and driven," and "Natural leader with endless potential" on my interview sheets that helped make my package stand out!
Does anyone know how long I need to wait to conduct my flight physical for the results to remain valid up until I class up for NSI? Can I schedule one right away or should I schedule it for DEC, JAN, etc.?? My ESO said that I will receive an information package within 30 days that will explain what I have to do next, but 30 days is a long time to wait to find out when to schedule a physical, which in itself could have a wait time...I just don't want to DQ myself because I waited to long to get the required information submitted to P-cola to guarantee my spot!
future_sta21nfo
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Go ahead and schedule one now. First, it takes a while to get an appointment, and I think that the results are good for a year. It can't hurt to call and schedule one, and see what the normal wait is. I can't tell you how relieved I'll be once I see on there PQ AA!
