tptwomey
Pro-rec'd SNA Feb 2, 2012
Hello all,
I am currently finishing up my senior year of college and will be getting my BS in June. I am also in the process of applying for Navy OCS and have a few questions about the timeline. I have gotten my LORs and reference requests taken care of and have filled out the application and all of the medical forms. I'm touching up my motivational statement and then I was going to hand in my packet. At what point will I have to take the ASTB, do my interviews and go to MEPS? The reason I ask is, I am fairly busy with work and classes at the moment and haven't had much time to prepare. Once I graduate I will have more than enough time to focus on studying for the ASTB and getting ready physically for MEPS. It makes sense to me to wait until after graduation to hand in my application packet, when I know I am better prepared. But, my recruiter keeps saying the sooner I apply the better. Getting into Navy OCS is something I am very passionate about and I want to make sure I do everything right the first time around. I greatly appreciate any advice you folks can offer me. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Thomas
I am currently finishing up my senior year of college and will be getting my BS in June. I am also in the process of applying for Navy OCS and have a few questions about the timeline. I have gotten my LORs and reference requests taken care of and have filled out the application and all of the medical forms. I'm touching up my motivational statement and then I was going to hand in my packet. At what point will I have to take the ASTB, do my interviews and go to MEPS? The reason I ask is, I am fairly busy with work and classes at the moment and haven't had much time to prepare. Once I graduate I will have more than enough time to focus on studying for the ASTB and getting ready physically for MEPS. It makes sense to me to wait until after graduation to hand in my application packet, when I know I am better prepared. But, my recruiter keeps saying the sooner I apply the better. Getting into Navy OCS is something I am very passionate about and I want to make sure I do everything right the first time around. I greatly appreciate any advice you folks can offer me. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Thomas