My first post to the forum, but today I was told by the officer recruiter that the NFO limit is the same as NA at 27. I've heard 29 as well, but at my age of 28, I've passed the age limit. I was practicing for the ASTB and am very close to being ready to take it. With my degree in Finance, it was recommended by one of my professors (a former engineer on board a boomer) that I look at the supply program. However because I'm 28, 5 months, and 7 days, I'm considered by the Navy to be 29 already so my 29th would have passed by the time selection boards convene and an OCS slot would open up for me to go in active duty. The recruiter suggested I look at supply in the Naval Reserves, or go the enlisted route and in 2 years apply for OCS, but again, with my age, I don't think that would work and with needs of the Navy constantly changing, there is no guarntee I would be able to get to OCS when the time comes. I would be interested in the supply route in the Reserves, but it would be good to get some insight and what the differences would be from some of those in the know on here. Thanks!