I don't think they're too worried about the months of May-November considering there will be a ton of midshipmen and cadets making their way down to Pensacola. That's likely the reason they're seemingly only handing out October dates, delaying accepting new applicants, and rolling a lot of people back. Wouldn't be the first time they've had to use roll-backs to address bottlenecks at Pensacola either. It got so bad during COVID they were rolling back entire classes.
This is the June board, based on this they will definitely cancel this one
Nah if they were they’d said it already not two days before deadline, and plus, with the amount of people having their apps submitted it means the recruiters know this one will likely convene; otherwise they won’t bother with the extra work lmao
They always leave space for OCS, so the whole idea that there isn't any slots for a while is bogus. Sure, it's probably getting a little tight, but that doesn't mean that ISEL is in the dumps
It's not so much about board dates as it is about OCS dates. They can still convene the June board without causing pipeline issues because those selected will be graduating and going to Pensacola after the glut of midshipmen and cadets.
Unless Pensacola is trying to reduce the backlog of students just waiting around to start classes
ok I see. Even if the board is not cancelled I think it will have a very low selection rate because of all the applicants that have been rolling over.
They seem to get OCS dates figured out pretty quick. No point in doing it one by one if they don't have to. A lot of us on the March board pretty much got all of ours last WednesdayI just hope they give out ProRec Y’s soon, I’m fine with waiting for a date
No matter how many or how few the applications are either a pro Y or pro N, unless the board is cancelled they do not push applications to another board. The number of applications at one board doesn't mean if 3 boards are cancelled that the next board will have 4 times the normal amount, many don't stick around they move on to something else.
Eh I think regardless of if it’s 1000 or 100 there are only that many spots to fill so they’re selecting the same amount no matter how many applies; it’s just with more applicants there could be more competition from higher scores
When you say rolled back, do you mean they were supposed to go to OCS this past January or that’s when they received their prorec yes?ISEL
Would you expect that ISEL applicants would begin receiving a decision on their applications soon? Or do you expect even those of use with ISEL applications from February/March have a few more weeks/months?
