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We were told 1-2 weeks.

Ya you need to be medically PQ'd by N3M for a FS.

Oh that is your NRD though. I am NRD Seattle.

Wait what??

What is your source?

I will come off as an ass although that is not my intention...we all just need to calm the f**k down. I know this process is exciting as I am excited to hear some news. But calling OCS help for information on a board we dont control is a little much. I agree with BleedGreen in not calling. This...

Thank you! Now lets all find out we are selected!

Just married :)

Depends everyone get them done but they have to send them into OPM or DoD and they have to open it. Ask your processor.

Also your investigation has to me opened for a final select and most NRD's don't submit the SF86 and fingerprints till after a PRO-Y. Which takes getting a final select longer.

Good luck

Ran a 9:11 1.5 mile!

^^agreed!

Almost sounds as if 7's aren't even good enough.

Your OR should get a PQ letter from N3M stating your medically cleared. Congrats! Gonna start a P90X/insanity hybrid workout Monday!

I wouldn't retake either tbh. I have a pretty high OAR that I am happy with. I don't think any of the subtests contribute to the aviation scores. Makes sense you dominate the OAR portion but then don't perform as hot on the aviation and naval history portions.

Look at my scores 776 but a 61

LOL get off your high horse JK

That would be a tough one to retake with that "7", I hope they utilize the OAR a little bit lol.

Why does the PFAR seem to outweigh or be of more importance than the AQR? I thought both were looked at for SNA.

Isnt 7 or better considered "competitive"?

They over select because there usually is a 20% attrition rate. In the end if you have it you'll make it if not you won't IMO.

I have a friend who is a O-3 NA and he said since the SNA/NFO program manager is asking for all kits that it could be a case of still needing highly qualified applicants.

Explain your verification please?!

Also to add on, like squid did if your not on the list please add your ASTB scores and GPA! Thanks. Good job Evans.

True that!

So when you have seen a board cancelled before convening did the previous board have a low selection rate? I only ask cause you stated that boards tend to go by trends.

Could they still change the date for the board on July 15th? Just curious as it is less than a week away.

Hopefully MEPS goes smooth and you don't have to go back after one trip :)

Haha unless they hold one this week :confused:

Congrats!

Well if the relationship was bad enough a congrats can be in order too lol. Ya I want to gtfo of here and start my career ASAP.

I've been working a full time civilian job for a year now.

August 1st cause I am getting married this weekend and didnt know if there would be a rolling board again. Didnt want to miss my own wedding.

70-80%? I have heard from 80-100%. Who knows hopefully we'll find out by the end of next week.

Agreed there was no new law on google lol.

Um haven't heard about either of that happening.

Just keep swimming. Start small or moderate multiple times a week and gradually increase your distance

Your still in school, so take a physics course before you graduate then retest. I wouldn't submit with those scores tbh.

Its best to get your kit in ASAP in case of a rolling board, but it also just gives you something less to worry and stress about :)

@TheBall77, Dont get all upset with me cause you asked a question and I gave you a honest and correct answer. I am sorry it was not the answer you were looking for. I was only trying to be helpful and honest while providing accurate gouge. No reason to call me a "sea lawyer" or dislike my posts.

Thank you.

Ok won't help then.

Non prior it is commissioned before or on 27th bday. Prior service with age waiver up to 24 months is commissioned before or on 29th bday.

I can't answer that.

I don't see a chance. You have be 29 by date of commission. You haven't been selected yet nor do you have a chance to get an OCS date that would allow you to graduate before or on Oct 7th. Sorry man.

False you have a flight physical at OCS but it's not NAMI. You have another flight physical in P'cola before API and that is where the NAMI Whammy happens. People have been NPQ'd for SNA at OCS switch to SNFO and sometimes get their SNA spot back after NAMI in P'cola.

So really there is nothing they can do other than continue selecting in high rates and hope they are completely qualified right? Glad I got PQ'd and continue to hope nothing happens with my flight physical if I am selected.

Do you happen to know the FY14 goals?