Literally. I keep telling myself I shouldnt have a problem with a 56, 7, 8, 7, and a 3.69 GPA, but Im still really nervous. My fiance and I are both a wreck right now
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01JUN26 SNA/SNFO board
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Twisted
SNA Applicant
Those are good scores. Were you not ISEL??
szalona
SNA ISEL (Y)
How is it 82 out of 242 board but not a single Pro-N so far
Statistically much more likely to hear positive results rather than negative ones, and this forum is a small % of those actually applying
What is the deal with all these ISEL candidates getting pushed to the street board? (Edit: I guess you weren’t ISEL but you still had those scores) You’re scores are easy money that you would be picked up.My recruiter really didn’t want to tell me until it was official but I was just informed that I got the unofficial Y for SNA. Bro called me while I was on the ramp standing next to a running APU. I couldn’t hear jack
. I hope to see you guys in Newport/Pcola!
Lot of guys who got rolled from I-SEL for moral reasons such as marijuana use.
Jowen872
Well-Known Member
Myself included.
szalona
SNA ISEL (Y)
And I’m a street application who disclosed it :/ it’s amazing how that’s considered a moral issue
TheBeanLord
Member
took my ASTB jan 29th this year with a 65 8 9 8. originally SNA but failed depth perception so SNFO here i come
Just making sure I'm arriving at Newport with a humble attitude lolfuture DOR statistic is a crazy tag line
It's just because I-SEL is supposed to be more stringent so lots of minor things like speeding tickets, dismissed charges, and marijuana usage results in packets being rejected. I would hesitate to even call it a 'moral issue' if it wasn't the terminology used by the Navy. Personally, I feel like speeding tickets kind of come with the territory.
flyingmonkey27
SNA Select
Took ASTB in April so it only took a couple months for me.
szalona
SNA ISEL (Y)
Took my ASTB in January of this year.
Did you talk to a civilian doctor?? I initially failed depth perception too but that’s because it’s super janky at my RPS. I have friends who are pilots at the nearby base and they told me that they hear almost everyone fails it :/
A little over a year since I took my first ASTB. I’m working with a 4/7/6 for both SNA and SNFO