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01JUN26 SNA/SNFO board

Mach2Mod said:
I had a question. I’m not sure if somebody already asked it. How long after results do you go to swear in? 3-4 weeks? (Hoping sooner i need the bdcp🫩)
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I got the PRO REC-Y street application for 24 January 2027 yesterday, (All glory to God) and my recruiter broke it down to me like this:
Swear in 1/20, fly out 1/22, OCS 1/24
So 2 days apart… for me at least. She also told me the PRT is 45 days from OCS date if that clears anything else up.

By the way, it was such a joy getting through this waiting game together with you all. Can’t wait to see you all in Pcola for a beer or 10.

If unfortunately you didn’t get selected this time around, pray daily, don’t give up, and give this EVERYTHING you’ve possibly got if this is what you want to do.

God bless! Fly Navy!
 
itsderekk said:
She also told me the PRT is 45 days from OCS date if that clears anything else up.

If unfortunately you didn’t get selected this time around, pray daily, don’t give up, and give this EVERYTHING you’ve possibly got if this is what you want to do.
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I was told the same regarding the PRT. And that I'd swear in the week before OCS.

And to not giving up, I'll relay my timeline again: went into the office July 2024, got 63 7/6/8, missed out last May, my own fault. September was a rough board, wasn't confident with my 6 PFAR, retested in March for this board.

If you want to fly, don't even think about putting SNFO on your package. Keep your chin up for SNA, even if it takes a few tries. If you're looking at a second/third attempt at the ASTB, know your strengths/weaknesses and give yourself plenty of time to prepare. There are plenty of resources on this site, the greater internet, the prep app, and youtube. I'm particularly good at the math/mechanical stuff as well, so feel free to reach out in DMs if you'd like.
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MowinThaAir said:
I was told the same regarding the PRT. And that I'd swear in the week before OCS.

And to not giving up, I'll relay my timeline again: went into the office July 2024, got 63 7/6/8, missed out last May, my own fault. September was a rough board, wasn't confident with my 6 PFAR, retested in March for this board.

If you want to fly, don't even think about putting SNFO on your package. Keep your chin up for SNA, even if it takes a few tries. If you're looking at a second/third attempt at the ASTB, know your strengths/weaknesses and give yourself plenty of time to prepare. There are plenty of resources on this site, the greater internet, the prep app, and youtube. I'm particularly good at the math/mechanical stuff as well, so feel free to reach out in DMs if you'd like.
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As soon as you get to Pensacola, you better get that damn tattoo you had everybody on this website stressed about and it better look badass.
 
CitPauly13 said:
What’s up guys,

I’ve seen a few posts about ASTB scores and figured I’d share my packet since I got picked up with what most people would consider a non competitive/lower ASTB score.

Selected for SNA as a street applicant with a 4/7/5 ASTB. I only put SNA on my application. If you put down SNA and NFO your 90% getting NFO from what I have been told and seen on previous boards.

Packet:

  • 3.5 GPA, Sports Management degree
  • Played college baseball at a Senior Military College
  • 5 LORs from high ranking military officers (All Aviators)
  • 40 flight hours in the Cessna-172
Not posting this to brag, just hoping it helps some people who might be stressing about their scores. I know I spent a lot of time wondering if my ASTB was good enough.

From my experience and mentors advice the whole packet matters. I know most recruiters tell you the ASTB is all they care about but its still worth your time to put in effort to build the overall strongest packet. Keep building the strongest application you can and don't count yourself out because of one part of it.

See y’all in Newport.
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I get what you are saying, but literal decades of data have shown the only thing that really matters is the ASTB and GPA. If a person has a non-medical waiver then a person will need everything as waiver application get extra scrutiny.
 
I got my OCS date but it was for Dec 06 2027 which I think is unusually farther out than everyone else on the board. The thing is that I graduate the fall of 2026. Is there anywhere on Airwarriors where I can exchange OCS dates with someone else(if that’s even possible)?
 
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