1Nov2021 SNA/SNFO Board

[BB Poison]

Are the all caps people who were pushed from another board?

Nope, didn’t get pushed from the last board. I wouldn’t be surprised if it means nothing at all.

 

[Michael Campbell]

Yessir. From what I've read, the board members take less than 3 minutes looking at your application, then decide Pro Rec Y/N, then onto the next

well, if they do it by application submit date, then my hopes are slowly withering away lol. MEPS had me held up for way longer than needed.

 

[WorldWar33.3]

well, if they do it by application submit date, then my hopes are slowly withering away lol. MEPS had me held up for way longer than needed.

No way dude. If you saw your name, that's all that matters

 

[amf0229]

Are the all caps people who were pushed from another board?

I’m in all caps and I was not pushed. I just didn’t make it in time to the last board so I applied for this one.

 

[Michael Campbell]

No way dude. If you saw your name, that's all that matters

Sweet. It’s on there so I’ll keep my hopes high ??

 

[Tumbleweed33]

Are the all caps people who were pushed from another board?

nope my name is all caps and i was not pushed

 

[Tumbleweed33]

Does anyone else think that NRC views our thread on a daily and laughs their asses off at us wiggin out lol

my OR is unaware of Air warriors and is amazed that we see results before he does

 

[Doback]

I guess we can start placing bets on what day we will get results (as a whole not individual). Or would we rather wait til Monday?

If we could get it pre thanksgiving that be pretty cool. I think the May board took 4 weeks for the official results and of course those assholes in the August board only had to wait like a week and a half. My guess is November 23rd.

 

[exNavyOffRec]

Can you tell us the overall OCS SNA shipping goal?

286

 

[flatspinturkeyb]

How does the board review the applications? Do they start reviewing and ProRec-Y people as they come across them, or do they view all 302 applicants and then decide which ones get ProRec-Y/N ?

For pilot they shortlist all PFAR's 6 and up, sort GPA low-to-high, and start pro-rec Y'ing as they climb the GPA. Saves the best for last.

 

[exNavyOffRec]

Yessir. From what I've read, the board members take less than 3 minutes looking at your application, then decide Pro Rec Y/N, then onto the next

In a way but those that get put in the Y pile do not necessarily get Y's as that is just the initial cut, if they have too many they will cut again.

There are some boards that will make a sweeping cut before they look at the applications, in the past different boards (designators) have cut people below a certain GPA, or cut anyone with legal waivers. they could cut anyone below a specific ASTB score or a combo of ASTB and GPA.

It really depends how deep of cuts they need to make.

Each application will get looked at and every application has the same chance of getting a pro Y, doesn't matter if it was the first one submitted or the last one submitted.

 

[Tumbleweed33]

286

With that being said would I be correct in assuming there are only 57-85 SNAs spots left for FY22? per your previous post.

 

[GoldLeaf]

Super lost here, What is the at board list and all this mumbo jumbo everyone is freaking out about for caps or no caps.
Saw my name on the spreadsheet but not sure what all it means. Help ?

 

[BDavis11]

Super lost here, What is the at board list and all this mumbo jumbo everyone is freaking out about for caps or no caps.
Saw my name on the spreadsheet but not sure what all it means. Help ?

As long as you saw your name I wouldn’t worry about any of it

 

[Navy21]

Super lost here, What is the at board list and all this mumbo jumbo everyone is freaking out about for caps or no caps.
Saw my name on the spreadsheet but not sure what all it means. Help ?

What it means…