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went to vrc-30 in sd last summer and had a blast. i got a ton of stick time too, which was a major plus.

add me- yardstick15 for ps3

goldeneye is the best fps of all time!

i know there was an AW clan for MW/MW2...anyone wanna get one going for blackops ps3?

loved that. any black ops players here?

go villanova tailgate! haha. very excited for the flyby this year. didnt get to go last year but it was sick 2 years ago

a pretty cool dump and burn at the sidney olympics

my dad has great stories about his time in the -111. always sounded like a sweet ride

congrats to all the mids who got pilot/nfo/what they wanted!!

yeah ok I dont believe that for a second, your scores were unbelieveable from what I heard :) haha...I took the same approach and was happy also. I think someone said it correctly that you either got it or you dont to a certain extent.

took mine out 18 months prior in November 09, 4.99% rate at the time. i think its less now..

I'm assuming that amanda is in fact a female, so that factor would likely have very little to do with her decision. just sayin

waiting sucks but its all worth it now

1390 as well...drinks on me 3.8 gpa poli sci and russian 7/7/7 OTL PRT good luck gparks

NROTC MIDN 1/C ASTB: 7/7/7 GPA: 3.8, Political Science, Russian PRT: OTL Class Rank: 4 out of 23 Commission: May 2011 1.SNA 2.SNFO 3.SWO-Intel 4. SWO 5.Subs

2nd that. no matter what time of day there always seems to be traffic on it. i've never seen anything like it

just picked up some bikilas and definitely noticed a change in my form, not that i have much anyways...

wrt your last question, on my aviation cruise this past summer, there weretwo guys who wanted sna but were disqualified because of their vision. i dont know if it varies for each unit so ymmv. i had my flight physical 2nd semester my junior year, and my LT. scheduled it for the 4 of us who want...

best thing i've seen in awhile haha

yeah there was a kid on my cruise this summer who went to boulder also...http://www.colorado.edu/NROTC/

no you dont have to, but if you want to pick up a scholarship eventually its a good idea

the tall one was a starter on the bc bball team. she could school me anyday. apparently she also was on american idol?

ahh beat me to it, was about to say the same thing

it's ok to skip a class every once in awhile, just dont make it a habit

total babes. saw the whole brown family at dinner a few weeks ago in my hometown when they were on vacation. apparently the younger one is at syracuse

yeah just to pile on, some units do more than one pfa per semester. one being a practice one, which if you fail, doesnt count towards any scholarship failures but puts you on remedial, and one being the official, and if you fail more than one of these, you could get in some hot water. best...

i believe will is eagerly awaiting an awesome o week experience as a freshman :)

get good grades and play the game

haha i wasnt actually going to, you'll have enough fun without my help

i can call up my friend at bu who happens to be in charge of your o week hehe :icon_smil

it depends on your unit. our freshmen will be in the squad bay but other units may do it differently

for you upcoming seniors, have you guys heard anything about when we're supposed to find out about service assignments? all my unit staff has told me is that we will find out before the class of 2010 found out last year. apparently their packages were submitted in late august and found out in...

suck it up. calc and physics arent THAT hard ;)

dude...you're good on the astb side of things. now make sure that the rest of your package is up to par. but a 73, wow, thats sick

dont forget about elementary reading and advanced watercoloring :) . actually advanced watercolors is offered at my school and i know more than one person who did not do well in it...fail

that is correct. some marines i know have started as engineers and switched with no blowback. now if you tried that as a navy guy/gal, stand by

60 percent of the time it works everytime ;)

dayummm son good work

i wasnt a very good runner when i started rotc, but through running 4-5 times a week i significantly improved my time. theres really no easy way around it

well only take 12 hours if that's all you need to take. you may need to take more than 15 credits as an underclassman to keep on schedule. for example, i had to carry 22 credits each semester freshman year because of the rotc class. it's normal for freshmen, sophomores and even juniors depending...

yep, being a senior i only have to take 12 credits next year both semesters, including navsci, and i'll have more than enough credits to graduate. would've taken less but I need to carry enough credits to be a full time student

Midshipmen? But to answer your question, at least at our unit, even the CP'ers had to submit a degree completion program to their unit staff advisor that would ensure they graduated on time if they picked up a scholarship/advanced standing

nope you're thinking about jack bauer, 24 season 8:p

I would like to change my username to "Yardstick" if possible. thanks in advance

at our unit we perennially have one or two students who are in the bdcp program pt with our unit. just clear it with the unit staff and you should be good to go. also presents some good networking possibilities with future peers

yeah i think thats right but i believe its only for academy mids

well i know several people, including myself, who would love to "endure" helos if we are lucky enough to get picked up for sna. just doesnt seem like a great attitude to go in with

i took it out a few months ago...25k at 4.99%, decent deal but not as good as before...i also looked at nfcu but was disappointed when it was only for academy types

last year we did the same thing in pearl. someone from the sub brought us to the travel office and we were all able to reschedule our flights. no sweat :)

i would definitely think about taking the astb again, just study, study, study...i think your pft is pretty solid, especially the run. good luck