Hello y'all!
While I understand there is a fair amount of chance involved with being selected to be a Naval Aviator, I figured I'd ask here what I could do to maximize those chances. So far what I'm doing currently:
As a side note I am still considering the OCS path and would take it if it would give me greater chances to be Naval Aviator (and I can complete grad school for AE) or NROTC becomes a non-option.
Thanks for reading.
While I understand there is a fair amount of chance involved with being selected to be a Naval Aviator, I figured I'd ask here what I could do to maximize those chances. So far what I'm doing currently:
- Applying to the NROTC program with the intent of joining in the Spring/Fall of 2018.
- Major is Aerospace Engineering, Minor is either CS or Business at GA Tech.
- Beginning my Sophomore year this semester and have a 2.84 GPA, grad date 2020.
- Competitive Skydiver with our school's team.
- Working on Private Pilot's License.
- Getting eye's corrected to 20/20 within a year.
As a side note I am still considering the OCS path and would take it if it would give me greater chances to be Naval Aviator (and I can complete grad school for AE) or NROTC becomes a non-option.
Thanks for reading.