15 SEP2025 SNA/SNFO BOARD

[SkyBronco]

Mine said type whatever you want they’re not gonna read it anyway and put whatever club I was in during college so he can fill the extracurricular entries on the application

Did you ever hear back from your recruiter about if you were at the board?

 

[spalclark3]

First Attempt: 60 7/5/6
Second Attempt: 58 9/9/9

How I studied:
- Go through all of the astb prep app
- Do matrix in gomez drive
- Do probability in gomez drive
- Go through the anit flash cards (The one on cram.com)
- Go through the gomez drive
- Practice pbm daily

One advice I really liked, idk where I read it from, is to not give up even when you think you’re doing bad. Your score is going to be higher than you expected if you don’t give up.

Killer scores dude! What board are you going to be on?

 

[GorillaSeamen]

Don’t know yet. Still have to submit. My recruiter told me the scores aren’t enough to resubmit a package after a pro rec no. So I’m gonna need to get a little more things.

 

[spalclark3]

Don’t know yet. Still have to submit. My recruiter told me the scores aren’t enough to resubmit a package after a pro rec no. So I’m gonna need to get a little more things.

Triple 9s aren't enough?! Dang. Good luck to you, and no doubt you'll get it with those scores.

 

[Nohopenaldo]

First Attempt: 60 7/5/6
Second Attempt: 58 9/9/9

How I studied:
- Go through all of the astb prep app
- Do matrix in gomez drive
- Do probability in gomez drive
- Go through the anit flash cards (The one on cram.com)
- Go through the gomez drive
- Practice pbm daily

One advice I really liked, idk where I read it from, is to not give up even when you think you’re doing bad. Your score is going to be higher than you expected if you don’t give up.

Jesus christ from a an average score to a perfect score is crazy. I gotta hit the books

 

[exNavyOffRec]

Hope it is not a personal question but what skills/life experience did you have that helped you qualify for the waiver?

Waivers are almost automatic from NRC, a waiver from NRC just lets you go to board then they let the board decide if they will accept the waiver or not. Those with waivers are accepted in limited numbers.

It isn't about skills or life experience unless it is a moral issue.

 

[SkyBronco]

Does the board review your employment history? I was fired from a job a couple of years ago and I’m wondering if that will be held against me.