Ghost:
Unfortuneately, that's not how CNET does it (normally anyway...maybe some jedi mind trick will make it happen). They get real anal on when you go up to Rhode Island because you get all the classes and indoc one gets his first two years in NROTC. Also, once you start your junior year, classes aren't really "modular." Nav is your junior year, and you can't really take Nav II before Nav I. Now I'm not saying that someone can't make this work, but it'd require some creative class scheduling, and you usually don't find that much help from CNET (and probably the unit) by that point in your college career.
Just to make sure I'm understanding the dates...You would finish fall02, and let's say they don't let you play spring03, so you'd go to Newport in summer03 and start NROTC in fall03. This would be your first 2nd class semester. Then you'd do the second sememster of nav in spring04 (when you would normally graduate). That would leave two more semesters of Navy classes you'd have to do. You might be able to try and double up your two senior Navy classes for another semester (fall04) and then graduate, which is what I think Ghost was getting at, but I think College Program is two year program. The other catch is that you couldn't graduate when you were planning, and then do some grad school work while you finish up NROTC. There's a specific rule that NROTC is an Undergraduate commissioning program. We had several people come in that tried to work that angle, but we'd have to tell them no.
Again, I don't mean to be completely negative. There may be a way to work it out, but historically, it usually doesn't happen that way. I'd look into the doubling of senior classes, but you'd have to ask the specific NROTC unit about that, and probably have to run that by the XO and CO.
