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when is dining out usually? I need to give my date advanced notice. thanks

here's the link to the NAMI requirements for SNA's and NFO's. http://www.nomi.med.navy.mil/Nami/WaiverGuideTopics/exams.htm#sna

When I put my package in my vision was 20/27 and I was accepted for SNA. I believe the requirement is 20/40 uncorrected, and 20/20 correctable. i'm a little worried about the visual acuity test myself. If anyone could shed some light on the procedure and equipment that would be great.

class size was 30+ at start... a little over 20 got commissioned. it is pretty bad... that's why i thought i should tell you all that it happens.

I went to an engineering school... B's are hard to come by. But the Navy doesn't care about what your major is or what school you attend... whether you're at MIT or Podunk U. the requirement is the same... interestingly enough I heard MIT uses a 5.0 scale.

Just a word of caution to you guys who are pursuing NROTC scholarship or are already in the program. I was in the program for 3 years and got disenrolled due to grades. The consequences are 2 years of enlisted service. I luckily applied for and was accepted into OCS after i worked my butt off...

can anyone tell me what the vision test at ocs is like? is it an eye chart or do you look into a machine? is it fairly accurate?

if by some reason you don't pass the visual acuity test.. i.e. 20/40.. can you have it tested at an independent doctor in lieu?

i heard you can keep things in your car? do you have access to your car every week? will they confiscate your keys until the 4th week? I'm thinking of bringing my laptop and cell phone so i can check my email in my car.. what do you guys think?

just got my eyes tested by an opthmologist. 20/30! Anyways, he said that using the computer a lot can cause myopia and astigmatism. He said closing my eyes and doing clock exercises and rolling them around can help alleviate it. Also, doing quick near and far glances can help visual acuity...

I enter OCS on Feb 8th (pilot). I'm a little concerned about my vision. I think it's right around 20/40. Is there anything I can do- other than surgery- to improve my vision? If you do not pass the test can you go to an optometrist to get it retested?