Our OCS classes are gonna be lit based off this forum ?
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25JAN21 PILOT/NFO BOARD
- Thread starter BDavis11
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I mean if we can hit 100 before the board we can test the theory of results coming back way faster if you have 100 pages....
Just imagine if we had the same ship dates ?
PEFO Silver-Shades
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Run to work this morning lol
I’m more of an 8, 8:30 a mile kind of guy ?
Honestly me too, the effort I put in was way to high for the time I got out I felt...-_-
Yeah but I also tap out at 2 miles
It’s annoying because as I get better at running the lower the mileage the worse I feel, like after 2 or so miles I start to get in a groove and feel better. It’s the start that always kills me
Seeking advice. I graduated in December with a BS in Business Admin/Marketing. I worked on my university's campus as an intern in our Admissions office, so now that I'm living back at home I don't have a job. Obviously there is no guarantee I will be selected this go board (or any board going forward). I'm in a weird spot this early in post grad.
So here's the question(s): Should I seek a full time position or part time? Will this affect my NASIS?
So here's the question(s): Should I seek a full time position or part time? Will this affect my NASIS?
...National Soil Information System? lol
My personal advice (take with coarse salt because I'm currently AD), is to seek a fulltime position. If you got picked up this board, the soonest you would leave is Oct 1st timeframe (FY22). So the real question is, can you support/sustain yourself for a minimum of 10 months with a part-time gig?
Edit: If you get a full-time job, best case scenario is you get picked up, put in your two week's notice, and have military orders. Worst case scenario, you don't get picked up but you've already started gaining "real world" work experience.
NevarYalnal
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from what i understand your background check doesn't even start until after you get selected, and a lot can change in the time an applicant applies/fills out their original SF-86 and when they finally head to OCS. jobs, residence, travel (normally), etc. definitely don't hold off on finding a job for this. also no need to mention your pending application when interviewing for jobs either obviously.
FarSouth_CycleSAR
RE3 Remake Brad Vickers
When I was in your shoes waiting to ship to boot camp I got a job at UPS loading then eventually driving and also an afternoon job at Dick’s Sporting Goods. Just have to focus on what your goals are. If you know 100% you’re going into the military then just makes ends meet until that date. You could also door dash or do some of those side gigs.
Ahhhh NASIS for security clearance? Yikes, feel like I should know that.
Yeah, I didn't even start my TS paperwork until I was in A-school (about 6 months into the Navy) and even then it still took about a year or so afterwards with follow-up interviews, etc...I'd assume it'd be similar on the Officer side but I don't really know. Whether or not you got a job shouldn't affect it unless the job is slinging crystal or something.
I got one as a housekeeper for a 1.5 star hotel down the street where I lived, worked there up until the weekend before I shipped. After working there for about 4 months, I was more than happy to clean the bathroom in bootcamp ?