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hmm, I stand corrected, I thought for the last year that it was 30 months, which is why I started to applied in December.

You guys do know the max is 30 months right? and thats if you have a technical degree.

I sent my final papers in on the 15 of March, I haven't got signed off either but the board approved me.

I just called to ask a random question, just to talk to my OSO, he wasn't the but his secretary was and she told me I needed to sign something else, I'm glad I called. It's always good to just shoot the bull with them, it will relax you alot.

Well I think we are talking about two different things, the first thing is I would adventure to say that you are applying for OCS, because you already have your degree, I applied for BDCP, (Baccalorette (sp) Degree Completion Program, which is a program for people who are two-three years away...

I just got done resigning an updated ESPQ, my OSO told me that the board has approved me for final select (past pro-rec) and they are waiting on the new ESPQ for explainations on them. He said that I should swear in within the next week, and if I get my paperwork processesed so I can start...

Nothing happened I just had to resend in a copy with "explaination", I got my name changed because I was adopted, and a medical bill that was over 90 days. They new about it on my application, they just wanted it on my EPSQ from what my OSO told me.

It also depends on what particular part of the Navy you are trying to get into.

Supposively, I have to go to my OSO office (~about 2 hrs. away) and sign an explanation onto my EPSQ (Hospital Bill) and send that off… again. Then we will hear back “right away”, with in a day or two. I am going to see if I can do it today instead of Friday.

I can vouch for that :crazy_125

Some people are naturally more "gifted" in running, you either have the type of muscle strands or you don't.

Piss I thought I was the new guy applying for an '06 spot

Are SNA's and NFO's selected in the same community (board)? Because I'm wondering if all of us waiting right now are going to hear back around the same time.

Thanks for creating the poll Neo, I'm still waiting as well.

I hope you have been making your daily sacrifices :icon_brav

You would think it would take so long

Lets talk out in the shout box

If gas isn't too high to get there. :eek: (No real thought with this face, I just thought it is quite humorous)

My OSO told I would heard by the end of March and that day has come and now gone ~3 weeks as well, I believe we should hear at about the same time I would reckin'

I was clinching my fist when I was heard it yesterday. It made me want to get into my plane and bomb the *&#$ out of them. Damn Sunni's. They got everything when Saddam was in power and there not used to not being spoiled.

I had a simular problem, with wieght I was 16 pounds over the max (208) for my height (6'1), I had a good bf at. The quick solution is to do situps, for all sides. Then do neck exercises to get your neck thicker.

I had to send in an explaination, or rather proof of why my name got changed (adopted by my stepdad). That was about it, I also had to do a depth perception test. Cheers cyrsmc.

Nope still haven't it has been two weeks today I had to send in one explaination so far, so I know they have looked at it, that was within the first week though.

probably less now due to inflation :icon_smil

Nevermind just read the message above

I do got a question about that I know that in least my case my background check isn't being performed until after final-sec. What would happen if they ever found out about something after that (my OSO told me it costs $3,000 to do it)? P.S. your advice does sound a lot better than mine, my...

I would say just keeping getting your mileage, and start competiting against yourself and the clock, if you want it bad enough you'll be able to bear the pain.

My OSO told me that if don't pass API or I would assume don't pass NAMI, that I would be discharged because in his words "there is already to many officers in the Navy.

Do they not have the option of using an ACT score?

Sure there is, thats a difference of 40 seconds each mile. However I would say in my unprofessional opinion that it matters how much you were running before that 23 minute 3-mile, and what kind of body stature you have. Some people are just naturally better runners than others.

Keep your mouth shut, it may sound bad, but let them find out something and then you explain. Then to shed light on something they would have not found out about. You can always say you "didn't recall" it. gl

Minimum is a 2.7, however to be "competitive" I would say over a 3.3 at least. Engineering students get more of a break than regular degrees.

Anybody but Duke

I hope UAB wins it that way UK doesn't look so ridiculous, if they lose next round to Kansas (which I know they will) will look like a bunch ... can't really think of anything...But we will look like something! lol

I would make it less dense (the more dense something is the more bouyant you are on in, i.e. your not bouyant in air because the molecules are to far apart, you are more bouyant in salt water than in fresh, because there is more crap in salt water) also that would create a huge high pressure column.

I can do a mean doggy-paddle

:bigmouth_ That's great

Ahhh thank you modern science

We are still mourning yet another ridiculous loss

If your a senior I would say you are royally, however if you are a junior, and you get a 4.0 this semester whose to say you couldn't write an explaination telling them that you "grew up" and "starting adhering to your responsibilities" if you would apply after this semester closes. Just a thought.

el ha ha ha

The ARCO book is good with this, because in the back of the book it explains how each problem is worked out, and is well worth the price. Try going to a Barnes and Noble and picking it up, oh, on the test the also have two problems with electrical current that I didn't study for so look out for...

http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=8

Beware of the spatial perceptions section, They are not even close to what is on the test.

Doesn't hurt to stretch more to get more flexability, better strength in a greater range of motion, could help out.

You better start cramming all the physics crap in the world, I believe there is some gouge somewhere on this site for that.

gracious por muchas

I wonder if the administrator could start a poll for this topic. That way we can get a real good idea instead of just guessing.

It's the million dollar question, could take two weeks, could take months

Group hug everyone (This is another example of when good posts...go bad)