pcola478
Well-Known Member
Confused because @exNavyOffRec stated a GPA calculation sheet is used? Which would include all credits not just from one degree?
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22MAY2023 SNA/SNFO Board
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Storm27324
ProRec Y - SNA
You must include transcripts from all university's that you attended. But the GPA they used for me was my final cumulative from my Bachelors, I went to 3 different colleges plus my transfer credits from my JST. (I am also AD so could be different)
pcola478
Well-Known Member
Hmm. That sucks. Mine would be less awful if all credits were included. Wonder if my 57 7/7/8 will be good enough to offset a low GPA for either SNA or SNFO. I’m 30 so my undergrad was a while ago.
AirForceMovingtoNavy
Member
So my GPA from my conferred degree is a 3.82, but my overall GPA is 3.52. Are you telling me they will use my 3.82 and not the 3.52 from all my colleges?
Storm27324
ProRec Y - SNA
I can only tell you what happened with me. Either one of those GPAs are competitive.
My GPA was 3.37, ASTB was 48, 6/7/6
For aviation, they are less concerned about GPA. Rule of thumb that I was told was keep GPA above 3.2. And that was for all officer programs (even Nuke for AD) on a competitive scale 3.2 may be low for some but for aviation should be fine. Seen people picked up with a 2.75, my Skipper (captain and NFO) 2.85.
Storm27324
ProRec Y - SNA
Active Duty, all I needed was my conferred GPA and to supply all transcripts. I didn't do any GPA sheet or anything of the sort. Can't speak towards the civilian side.
AirForceMovingtoNavy
Member
So im active duty right now, but in the Air Force. I wonder if it is the same accross all active duty. Thank you all! Ill be giving my recruiter some homework today with these questions.
einsteinboricua
Member
Question: how long between when you were told PROREC-Y and when you were told your OCS class? I see some folks have OCS classes way later in the year, but between finding out that you were selected and when the paperwork came in saying "you're leaving on X/Y/Z"...? Just to have an idea for those who got selected on the latest boards.
And if you can, how much lead time between your letter and your OCS reporting date...
And if you can, how much lead time between your letter and your OCS reporting date...
Storm27324
ProRec Y - SNA
Got my prorecY on 12 June, final letter with OCS date July 20. My OCS class date is 24 Sep, ~8wk lead time. Others were quicker some were longer some still waiting.
Largely depends on if your AD or civilian and when you're scheduled to class up. Also depends on certain key personel at NRC taking leave or not ? as we discovered this board lol
Connordl1120
Pro Rec Y - NFO
When do you generally receive Pensacola orders while at OCS? Pensacola housing says they need orders to put you on the wait list.
JoeBob1788
Well-Known Member
Unfortunately very shortly before graduation. There’s a good FB group to search for SNA/SNFO housing, both for roommates or single family.
Connordl1120
Pro Rec Y - NFO
Yes! I’ve already routed everything and they give 9 days to travel form CA to RI
Teshauna
Well-Known Member
Are you serious??? You have orders already or what? I get four days coming from Pensacola, but was told I can’t route anything until I have orders. I check NSIPS and message traffic daily!
Connordl1120
Pro Rec Y - NFO
You got Oct15 OCS date right? I found out the 25th and got my hard orders the 26th. I would reach out to the Detailer(number listed on your FINSEL email).