Chances of getting selected

[Divine]

Hi family , I’ve been wondering and would like to know my chances of been selected for the upcoming supply officer ocs board in Feb. My only worry is the OAR score .

Education: Computer Networks and Cybersecurity
GPA: 3.94
Current Status : Active duty / LS1 / 7.5 yrs service
AOR: 40
Awards: 3 NAMS, 2 FLOC

 

[NevarYalnal]

i would mentally prepare myself for an OAR retake; if you don't get picked up this upcoming board, your next application would likely need two waivers if nothing changes in your package (OAR and TIS).

 

[RhodesReese]

Hi family , I’ve been wondering and would like to know my chances of been selected for the upcoming supply officer ocs board in Feb. My only worry is the OAR score .

Education: Computer Networks and Cybersecurity
GPA: 3.94
Current Status : Active duty / LS1 / 7.5 yrs service
AOR: 40
Awards: 3 NAMS, 2 FLOC

What designator are you applying for?

 

[Divine]

Ai

What designator are you applying for?

Supply corps 3100.

 

[exNavyOffRec]

I wouldn't worry about it, I have seen several picked up with low or lower OAR's, but they had high GPA's and relevant experience. In most cases the boards don't give much attention to the OAR as it is a number NRC can change on a whim to limit or increase the number of applicants.

 

[Mos]

Hi family , I’ve been wondering and would like to know my chances of been selected for the upcoming supply officer ocs board in Feb. My only worry is the OAR score .

Education: Computer Networks and Cybersecurity
GPA: 3.94
Current Status : Active duty / LS1 / 7.5 yrs service
AOR: 40
Awards: 3 NAMS, 2 FLOC

To be precise, here's a formula:

o/400 + (g + 1.2t + 0.81p + a)/60
Where:
o = OAR score
g = GPA
t = time in service
p = paygrade (E1 = 1, E2 = 2, etc.)
a = total award points (where number of NAMs are multiplied by 0.04 and number of FLOCs by 0.01)

For you, this computes to 0.42, or 42%.

Disclaimer: Chances of selection to officer accession programs cannot be reliably computed via any formula. This formula is not based on any actual research. For further information, see the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams, 1979, ISBN 0-330-25864-8).

 

[Divine]

Thank y’all for the response .