Anyone Applying For 2007

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Hehe, I was PO'd at first but I'm not even really sweating it now, it just means a bit of a longer summer break for me Besides, I'm just gonna enroll as a non-admitted and take like 1 intro eng. course at UNLV then take math283 and eng phys 1 at community, so it just means I'll have more time to focus on calc3 and eng physics 1 = A's for those classes woohoo

 

[zuggerat]

wow those are tough classes, i'm taking all these middle eastern classes next semester, they're pretty cool sounding. Intro Arabic, Islam in World Politics, etc etc... Middle East is pretty popular right now, hoping to understand the whole jihad thaaannnnnggg. lol

 

[matt6599]

yeah eng phys 1 sucks but not as bad as Cal B.

 

[zuggerat]

yeah im taking calc 1 now and i just cant do it. granted the math department at my school is horrific.

 

[Kycntryboy]

Yeah I am. I graduate college may of '07. Just finishing up my first year and applying when I get my grades back at the end of May. Just trying to take the Navy for every penny if it's possible so i'm going for 36 months of BDCP
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You guys do know the max is 30 months right? and thats if you have a technical degree.

 

[ducam23]

The minimum amount of units to apply is 30 semester units which then translates into 3 years of school left and then 36 months. Plus that what my recruiter told me. And it also says so on a military website i.e.

http://www.cnrc.navy.mil/noru/orojt/generalofficer.htm

Click on BDCP.
You do need a technical major for 36 months of BDCP but I am a Computer Science major so I am eligible.

 

[Kycntryboy]

hmm, I stand corrected, I thought for the last year that it was 30 months, which is why I started to applied in December.

 

[zuggerat]

i've read that it's 24 months for non-technical majors, which seems strange to me because i dont see what the difference is.

 

[Bliz]

I'm at the 3.0 GPA mark right now but I'm gonna hang and apply for '06 graduation after fall semester so I can work a bit more on my fitness and maybe drag my GPA up a bit further.

Technical Degrees include: all Engineering, Architecture, Aeronautics, Operations Research/Systems Analysis/Operations Analysis, Meteorology/Climatology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Metallurgy, Mathematics, Computer Science (Math Oriented), Physics, Astronomy, Physical Sciences, and Statistics.

I know there's some Riddle students on these boards, does this mean that Aeronautical Science is a Technical Major? I've heard otherwise and I was hoping someone could confirm either way.