Sometimes officers, even senior officers don't understand the programs, or they just decide to have different standards. I have seen senior officers require sailors applying for officer programs to have their warfare pin, be qualified on all their watch stations or both in order to have the endorsement to submit.
Yeah there’s nothing in the PA that requires the Admiral to endorse an application, it’s up to them at the end of the day. But the purpose of ISPP is for situations where the scores aren’t super high. Just a funky situation.
ISPP requires the endorsement of the first flag officer in your chain , but most other O programs don’t require it.
What I was saying is that the Admiral does not have to endorse a package. He can choose to kick it back if he wants.
Yeah what I meant was that the Admiral does not have to endorse a package if it comes across his desk. He can choose to say no if he is not happy with it although it kind of defeats the purpose of ISPP
That is true, a person could meet all the the ISPP requirements but there could be something that makes the COC not inclined to endorse the application.
I assume not I'm BDCP i planned on asking my recruiter for an update like on monday/tuesday I believe people say street/BDCP applicants will have results this week or likely next
