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How many people per class fail to graduate OCS?

Seriously, there has to be a point where the Navy says, "This person just doesn't have what it takes".
 
My class had two DORs. One was an "individual" (no team work, not helping his roommates, etc...) - OCS was miserable for him. The other DORed three days before graduation.
 
Do candidates ever encourage their fellow candidates to drop? Seems to me, if there was some sh*tbag class member beyond help, and the Navy was gonna do its best to keep said sh*tbag, then he/she will be Ensign sh*tbag?
 
Ive seen 4 people stay up all night long to help a kid that couldnt hack RLP. It was always about trying to help people, and teamwork. It defenitly wasnt the kind of atmosphere where anyone would tell someone else to quit. I'm sure that varries class to class.
 
Teamwork is the most important part of OCS and in general it's what makes our military so fierce. Any candidate that tried to get another candidate to DOR is a bigger dirtbag than the dirtbag. The staff is there to decide who if anyone shouldn't be there; it isn't the candidate's job. A candidate should always try to help another candidate. If you fell over a cliff you could expect me to never let go of your hand no matter how heavy you were.
 
Thisguy said:
Just to reiterate, it's pretty hard to attrite from OCS. You have to be a real sh!tbag. There's a girl here at CECOS who took a year...let me repeat that, AN F'ING YEAR to finish OCS. If you want to finish, you will, whether it's in 12weeks or not, may be the question, but hey, a commission is a commission.
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wait, i can't believe someone can be held to H class for that long
 
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